Blake Munroe

If you’re a Texas fan, then you know that Coffee and Football is the only place to be at 8:10 AM. We will be talking all about the Horns, plus we’ll be joined by former Texas OL Tony Hills.

Get in on the action with Coffee and Football starting at 8:10 AM. We will be talking the Horns, plus taking your questions. Don’t miss it!

At 8:10 AM, join us for Coffee and Football, as we discuss the latest Texas news and notes, plus take your questions!

Another week, another victory for the Longhorns. In the end, the Horns were just too much for the Roadrunners, as Texas is now 3-0 after a 56-7 win. It was a game that saw Quinn Ewers come out due to a strained abdomen, a quick scare with OL Kelvin Banks, a big man rumbling and stumbling pick six and an Arch Manning coming out party. Weigh in with your thoughts, comments and questions and celebrate in this thread!

Rise and shine it’s about to be Coffee and Football time! Today we’re talking all the latest Texas news, plus we will be joined by JJ Perez (UTSA reporter) and John Simon (former NFL player and dad of Horns RB commit James Simon).

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Join us for Coffee and Football at 8:10 AM, as we discuss the latest happenings with Texas Football. We will also take your questions and talk about UTSA, the SEC and much more!

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Kick your day off with some Coffee and Football staring at 8:10 AM. We will be taking your questions and talking all about the Longhorns.

Start your week off with the OTF crew by joining us for Coffee and Football at 8:10 AM. Bobby, Gerry and I will be discussing the Texas news of the day and taking your questions.

This. Let’s hear it, Gerry. Bobby said on C&F that TAMU takes it, if I recall correctly. I’m the exact opposite. Florida wins in one of the ugliest games of the year.

Texas is now 2-0, with both a dominating home win over a G5 and a good ol’ fashioned butt whipping of a win against a (then ranked) No. 10 Michigan team on the road. In those two games the Longhorns have: - Outscored their opponents 83-12. - Averaged 301 passing yards per game - Averaged 197 rushing yards per game. - Allowed 139 yards through the air, on average, per game. - Held opponents to 99 rushing yards, on average, per game. So, now that we are two games in, have your expectations for this team changed? Why or why not? And, if so, how have they changed?

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