The Longhorn Republic

Our march through the Texas Longhorns 2020 schedule reaches the final four games and we kick off the final third of the season previewing the Kansas Jayhawks. They enter into the second year of the Les Miles era and have to break in a new quarterback following Carter Stanley's graduation. So who does KU turn to in 2020 and what will the offense look like? To help answer those questions, we reached out to Andy Mitts of RockChalkPod to give us some insight.

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We continue our trek through the Texas Longhorns’ schedule and preview the Baylor Bears, who have a new head coach for 2020 in former LSU Tigers defensive coordinator Dave Aranda. Charlie Brewer is back to helm the offense, but may need some help on both sides of the ball. To help give some insight on the Bears, we welcome in Kendall Kaut (@kendallkaut) of Our Daily Bears (@OurDailyBears) to give some insight into Baylor football.

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There was big recruiting news that did not go the Texas Longhorns way, so we brought on Mike Roach to help us unpack what happened and where Texas goes from here. We also talk about Texas' placement on the Big 12 preseason polls, Sam Ehlinger leading the way on the preseason All-Conference team and what we expect from the watch list players this season.

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We continue our march through the Texas Longhorns' 2020 schedule and preview the Texas Tech Red Raiders with the help of Albie Shore (@Mr_AlbieShore) of The Air Raid Podcast and Viva The Matadors. What do we expect in year two of the Matt Wells era and will Alan Bowman stay healthy for a full year? Will Bowman even be the starter for Tech when football happens?

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On Monday, the University of Texas announced several changes that are coming to campus, part of addressing the students and student-athlete requests from June. Building names will be changed, art will be added to the campus and even the name of the field will be changed to honor two Texas Longhorns legends.

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There is still some uncertainty about the college football season, but we are continuing our march through the Texas Longhorns schedule, taking a dive in on the West Virginia Mountaineers. There is some uncertainty around the defensive coordinator, but WVU has an opportunity to improve on its 5-7 record from a season ago.

To help us dive deep on the Mountaineers, we welcome in Andy Facemire (@StatsBoyAndi) of The Smoking Musket (@SmokingMusket) to give us some insight into West Virginia.

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With the student athlete's requests still pending with the school administration, Texas Longhorns linebacker DeMarvion Overshown announced via Twitter that if progress is not made he will sit out for his junior season. With the linebacker room already thin, what does the potential absence mean for the Longhorns defensively and who will step in to fill the void.

We also discuss new 2021 commit Jamier Johnson, the basketball non-conference schedule and changes coming to the volleyball gameday experience.

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We're getting deeper into the season preview and its time for the Texas Longhorns to take on the Oklahoma Sooners. The Longhorns' biggest rival is once again breaking in a new, talented quarterback in Spencer Rattler. Lincoln Riley has managed to adjust the offense yearly with the new talent at quarterback, so what will it look like with Rattler? Will the defense continue to improve in the same way it did in 2019?

To gain some insight into the Sooners, we welcome in Kamiar Mehrabian (@KMehrabianCCM) of Crimson and Cream Machine to help us preview the Sooners.

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With the news that nickleback Anthony Cook is no longer a Texas Longhorn, we take a look at what this means for the secondary moving forward. What does presumed starter Chris Adimora bring to the table and who else will step up to take on the work in the secondary. We also take a look at some of the highly-ranked recruits from the 2018 and 2019 class that have not panned out on the Forty Acres.

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We continue our march through the Texas Longhorns 2020 schedule and start conference games by previewing the Kansas State Wildcats. The first year of the Chris Klieman era would be considered a success, but what can we expect in Year 2?

To gain some insight, we welcome in JT VanGilder (@JTArkman) of Bring on the Cats (@BringOnTheCats) to help us preview the Wildcats.

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