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The Flagship: Texas focused on Big 12 Championship, why Bijan Robinson is a bargain first-round NFL Draft pick

from Horns247 Podcasts: The Flagship and State of Recruiting · host 247Sports, Texas, Texas Longhorns, Texas Football, Texas Basketball, Texas athletics, Arch Manning, College Football

The Flagship Podcast is back with a loaded show as Horns247's Chip Brown and Taylor Estes talk all things Texas football! Chip and Taylor discuss Bijan Robinson as the headliner for the Longhorns in the NFL Draft and how Steve Sarkisian and his staff can use Robinson in recruiting as an example of a brighter future for Texas football before shifting focus to the Longhorns as they enter a crucial offseason with expectations at an all-time high. Chip and Taylor also discuss some of the key remarks Sarkisian made this week during at a speaking tour stop, including the mentality of the locker room as Texas approaches the final season playing in the Big 12, debunking NIL rumors that surrounded Arch Manning's commitment to Texas and much, much more!

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