Why TCU-Texas was most important post-Mack Brown era game

Painful Deja Vu of Kansas win with potentially sweet Deja Vu weekend for Longhorns

Landry Locker discusses the painful Deja Vu of the Kansas win and potentially sweet Deja Vu this weekend. Two members of the senior class he will remember most and more. >

Post-TCU autopsy

In this episode, Landry Locker reacts to Texas' loss to TCU over the weekend. He explains why it was one of the most pathetic and embarrassing losses he's seen in 30 years of following Longhorns football.  Something has to change with this offense, Landry says, whether it's quarterback development, talent acquisition or playcalling. There is NO excuse for Texas to be the only team not to score an offensive touchdown against TCU.

Why TCU-Texas was most important post-Mack Brown era game

Landry Locker discusses the game against TCU, which he describes as the most important game Post-Mack Brown for many reasons, some current and some future. Plus, why Steve Sarkisian needs to learn from his mistakes and get the job done.

A Disappointing Loss in Stillwater; Quinn Ewers' Regression; How Close 'Horns Are to Being Good

In the latest episode, Landry Locker discusses: * The disappointment in Stillwater including the penalty gap * Ewers play * The opportunity ahead despite the loss. * How close the team is to being good and a lot more.

The Good & Bad of Quinn Ewers; Longhorns' unsung heroes and Steve Sarkisian's finest clutch moments

Landry Locker warns listeners that the theme will be the same for the Texas Longhorns and Steve Sarkisian the next three weeks. Among the day's topics: * The context clues that show the good and bad of Quinn Ewers. * The unsung hero of the team. * Sark's finest clutch moment and display.- The lying statistics.