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Cowboys do the inexplicable, Mavs open training camp, and Urban Meyer watch at Texas

from SportsDay Insider · host The Dallas Morning News

*Editor's note: Audio cuts out in some spots of this episode due to some connection issues during recording. Columnist Kevin Sherrington, Cowboys insider David Moore and Rangers insider Evan Grant are back with a new episode of Ballzy, in which they cover a number of topics and storylines: Cowboys: Dallas' next game is a moving target, having gone from Thursday to Monday to Tuesday. Could it move again? Plus, the guys discuss "the dumbest play in Dallas Cowboys history," analytics in football, how to judge Mike McCarthy's season, the NFC East race and more. [2:30] Mavericks: The Mavs opened training camp Tuesday, believe it or not. The crew breaks down the Mavs' offseason moves and how they feel about this team entering the 2020-21 season. [33:40] Texas Longhorns: Is the Tom Herman era coming to an end in Austin? And is it Urban Meyer or bust for Texas Football? Does the success of Texas A&M under Jimbo Fisher play a role in all of this? [49:31] Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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