Craig opens Hour 3 with a history lesson as we remember the Longhorns win over Michigan in the 2005 Rose Bowl.

Craig Way finally joins the program live from the Big House in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Craig details his travel from Austin this morning, the food stops, and of course a description of the radio braodcast booth!

It's Week 1 of the NFL Season and surely no teams have any "must win" games, right? Right?!? Not so far. Cam and Zimmel look at this weekends slate and choose which teams they think MUST WIN in the NFL's opening weekend.

Hour 2 of Friday's program starts with a look at tomorrow's game against Michigan, including how Sark will navigate a stout Michigan defensive line.

C.J. Vogel, College Football Anaylst and Recruiting Insider for OnTexas Football, joins the program live from Ann Arbor! Cam, Andrew, and C.J. discuss Saturday's games, keys for Texas to come out on top, Michigan's offense, Davis Warren, and his predictions.

The NFL Season is back and last nights season-opener did not dissapoint! The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens 27-20 on a game that came down to the final play off the night with Isaiah's Likely touchdown being called back. Cameron Parker and Andrew Zimmel react to the game and preview Friday's show!

Craig and Cam close out the show with their season-predictions for the NFL including Divisional winners, Conference Champions, and their Super Bowl picks.

Hear the rest of Steve Sarkisian's thoughts as Texas prepares for Michigan on Saturday. Hear his comments on Ryan Wingo's performance, Ryan Niblett's double-duty, and the challenge of facing a QB that doesn't have a lot of game tape like Davis Warren.

The final hour of Thursday's program starts with a continued look at Texas against Michigan!

Steve Sarkisian spoke about how important it is to have an experienced quarterback like Quinn Ewers for Saturday's game against Michigan. Sark also speaks on Jerrick Gibson's performance against Colorado State and if he'll see more snaps against Michigan. Plus, what what was his "OMG" moment as a player or coach.