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Amanda Atwell, Bobby Burton and CJ Vogel revisit Texas’ maddening loss to Oklahoma and debate whether rivalry chaos decided the game or the Longhorns simply played poorly. Bobby and CJ explain how a pick-six, blocked punt and repeated self-inflicted mistakes gave the Sooners their exact path to victory—and why this may have been the most frustrating loss of the Steve Sarkisian era. The conversation turns to the must-win matchup with Florida and the changes Texas must make offensively. CJ argues for more 10 personnel and touches for Jermaine Bishop, while Bobby demands greater consistency from an offense leading the SEC in three-and-outs. Plus, the crew debates whether Connor Robertson or Arch Manning is the player who must improve most—and why Texas’ season ultimately rests on its quarterback rediscovering the aggressive playmaker he was last year.

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Jeff Howe, Gerry Hamilton, Rod Babers and Bobby Burton debate the biggest issue facing No. 7 Texas at the midpoint of the season. From Arch Manning’s inconsistent processing and costly turnovers to poor blocking, a lack of physicality and nonexistent offensive rhythm, the Longhorns have no dependable identity. Texas has produced 13 three-and-outs over its last 27 drives—and 16 of those possessions ended without a first down or with a turnover. Rod presents the clearest solution: reduce the ineffective 12-personnel package, spread the field and put Jermaine Bishop on the field more often. Texas averaged more than 10 yards per play from 10 personnel against Oklahoma, while nearly half its three-and-outs came with two tight ends on the field. The crew explains why Bishop, Ryan Wingo and Derrek Cooper must become central pieces as Steve Sarkisian tries to create explosive plays, repair the running game and keep special teams from costing Texas another victory.

Jeff Howe and CJ Vogel go to the film for a good, bad and ugly evaluation of Texas’ running game against Oklahoma. Despite entering the week ranked 117th nationally at 3.66 yards per carry, the Longhorns produced 132 yards and averaged 4.4 yards on 30 non-sack attempts against one of the country’s best defenses. The guys explain why the pistol, split zone and a perfectly executed counter created some of Texas’ most encouraging runs. The breakdown also exposes the failed crack toss, a critical run into an eight-man box that should have been checked and an ugly third-and-one loss in which Oklahoma overwhelmed the right side of the offensive line. With Derrek Cooper providing Texas’ best downhill running, why did he receive only two second-half carries? Steve Sarkisian must identify what worked, commit to it and establish a more reliable rushing identity against Florida.

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Jeff Howe and Rod Babers return to the film to uncover the clearest solution for Texas’ inconsistent offense: more four-receiver, 10-personnel formations. The Longhorns produced 83 yards and two touchdowns on only eight snaps from the package against Oklahoma, while converting both third-down opportunities. Rod explains why Steve Sarkisian should double its usage, get Jermaine Bishop on the field and stop abandoning concepts that are working. The guys also reveal why Arch Manning’s performance against the blitz was better than it appeared, completing 9-of-11 passes for 146 yards and two touchdowns before his costly interception. Plus, they examine Sark’s questionable play sequencing, Derrek Cooper disappearing after a productive first half and how Oklahoma simplified its offense to protect John Mateer and neutralize Colin Simmons. With Florida next, Sark has reached a defining crossroads in how he builds this offense.

Jeff Howe, Coach Bob Shipley and Lifetime Longhorn Marcus Myers examine the recurring problems that finally caught up with Texas in its 27-24 loss to Oklahoma. The Longhorns surrendered two non-offensive touchdowns, committed costly penalties and watched 9 of their 15 possessions end after four plays or fewer with a punt or turnover. After another uneven performance, the panel asks whether inconsistency and poor discipline have simply become the identity of the Sark era. Coach Shipley explains why Steve Sarkisian must conduct an honest evaluation of his offense and begin getting Texas’ playmakers the ball in space instead of relying so heavily on slow-developing concepts and deep shots. The guys also discuss fixing the disastrous special teams, using Derrek Cooper and Jermaine Bishop more consistently and reducing the burden on Will Muschamp’s defense. With Florida coming to Austin and no easy games remaining, Texas must change quickly—or risk watching a championship season unravel.