We're back on schedule for our Texas Longhorns season preview as we dive in on our first new conference opponent, the BYU Cougars.

Long-time coach Kalani Sitake is in a tough position, replacing key skill players on offense while also completely retooling the defense after a disastrous run on that side of the ball a year ago. He needs to manage all of that while taking the Cougars into a season as a conference member for the first time in more than a decade.

We welcome Garrett McClintock of the Give 'em Hell Bringham podcast to help us preview the Cougars.

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The Texas Longhorns took the stage at Big 12 football media days for the final time, which means football is closer than we think.

Steve Sarkisian, Quinn Ewers, Xavier Worthy, and more discussed what they expect from the team and each other this year, why this year might be different, and what we should watch for in the season.

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We continue our trek through the Texas Longhorns' position groups with a stop at the wide receivers and tight ends.

Much like the running backs, the Longhorns boast a TON of talent in the wide receiver room but the floor of the group is uncertain heading into the season. Xavier Worthy worthy is hoping to rebound from a mild sophomore slump, while Jordan Whittington hopes to have a contract year, and the additions of AD Mitchell and Isaiah Neyor hope to pay off for themselves and the Longhorns.

Not to mention JT Sanders and the talented group of incoming freshmen.

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The Texas Longhorns are in the unenviable position of having to replace both Bijan Robinson and Roschon Johnson, two players who drove the offense a year ago.

That being said the Longhorns have a stable of young, talented, but unproven backs to try and fill the two massive holes left from a year ago. In every year as a head coach, Steve Sarkisian has had a 1,000-yard rusher so what will it look like and will that streak stay alive in a post-Bijan/Roschon world?

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We continue our preview of the Texas Longhorns' 2023 season and have made our way to the defending Big 12 Champions, the Kansas State Wildcats.

A year ago, KSU won just its third conference championship ever post-World War II and the first one coached by someone other than Bill Snyder. In year five, Chris Klieman may face one of the toughest challenges of his tenure in Manhattan, replacing Malik Knowles and Deuce Vaughn as expectations for the program rise.

So what can we expect from Kansas State in 2023?

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As we move into the dog days of summer, we start to dive into our position-by-position preview for the Texas Longhorns starting with the quarterback.

Quinn Ewers led the charge for Texas a year ago, looking like a different quarterback before his injury against the Alabama Crimson Tide and through the rest of the season. So what do we expect for the junior signal-caller in his second year in the program and what will happen

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We continue through our weekly schedule preview with the TCU Horned Frogs and Melissa Triebwasser of The Frogs Insider Podcast.

We dive in on what the mood and expectations are like following an unexpected run at a national championship, how TCU will replace key talent -- and a coordiantor -- on the offensive side of the ball, and how good can the defense be as they try to figure it all out.

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As the academic and athletic season comes to a close, we take a moment to pause on a successful year in spite of a few disappointing endings to the year and finishing behind the Stanford Cardinal in the Director's Cup standings. We bring on Brett Wilkinson, the man behind the Director's Cupdates Twitter account, to help us look back at where things could have gone differently.

We also move onto week two of our season preview series with Game 11, the Iowa State Cyclones. We welcome back longtime friend of the show Levi Stevenson to help us dive in on an Iowa State team dealing with something brand new for them -- uncertainty.

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As we start the summer, so does the big recruiting season for the Texas Longhorns. With one of two marquee recruiting weekends out of the way and one more on the horizon, we welcome in Hudson Standish of Horns247 to help us break down the recent and coming events. We dive in on the weekend's two big commitments, what momentum Texas is building, and what they hope for this coming weekend of recruiting.

We also begin our summer preview series, diving in on the final opponent on the schedule, the Texas Tech Red Raiders with the help of Jeramey Dane from the Tortillas and Takes podcast. We discuss expectations in year two for Joey McGuire, what consistency at the QB position will mean for the Red Raiders, and how they can reload the defense.

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The Texas Longhorns baseball team went to Palo Alto for a Super Regional for a matchup against the Stanford Cardinal for a shot to advance to Omaha for the College World Series.

After a come-from-behind win in the opener, the Longhorns couldn't get over the hump and dropped back-to-back games to the Cardinal, ending their season one win shy of Omaha. The loss to the Cardinal officially brings an end to the Longhorns' 2022-23 athletic year, with a second-place finish in the Director's Cup standings behind the aforementioned Cardinal. The strong finish wouldn't have been possible without the efforts of the women's track and field team, turning in yet another national championship headlined by the stellar performance of Julien Alfred.

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