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The crew goes to Summer Camp to preview the 2020 Texas Longhorns and why they could have a breakout year, and Tepper talks with San Antonio Brandeis QB Nico Garcia and quarterbacks coach Myles Duelm in the latest installment of "QB1 Presented by RepsVR".
The crew chats with Greg Powers of Next Level Athlete about the latest in recruiting news across the state of Texas, and Tepper debuts the new series "QB1 Presented By RepsVR" as he talks with Southlake Carroll QB Quinn Ewers and coach Riley Dodge.
The crew discusses headlines across the state, including a potentially large domino falling as far as what the Texas high school football season will look like, and break down the TCU Horned Frogs in their Summer Camp series.
The crew talks with Motley County coach Mike Bigham about his Matadors, discuss what a conference-only college football season would look like (and who would benefit), and make a MAJOR announcement.
The crew discusses the rapidly falling dominoes surrounding a possible 2020 football season in Texas, and welcome back America's sweetheart Ishmael Johnson to take us to Summer Camp with Texas State.
The crew talks with performance psychologist Dr. Dutch Franz about how the pandemic is affecting player development, and discuss the latest in recruiting with Greg Powers of Next Level Athlete.
The crew runs through some headlines across Texas, including the big news that the annual THSCA Coaching School is going virtual, and continue their series of Summer Camp visits by previewing the UTSA Roadrunners.
TFT is back! The crew discusses the possibility of moving football season to the spring in the wake of COVID-19, and talk to El Paso Eastlake coach Ruben Rodriguez about his Falcons.
It's Tepper's birthday, so Pickle embarrasses him on the air. They also break down some film in Pickle Talk, and discuss headlines across the state, including TCU losing another QB.
The crew continues their Summer Camp tour of the 12 FBS teams in Texas with a look at the Texas Tech Red Raiders, and hear from Comanche coach Stephen Hermesmeyer about his Indians.
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