Happy Cinco to Mayo, everybody.

And welcome into the flagship podcast.

What better way to celebrate Cinco to Mayo than to come hang out with the fellas from Horns 24-7.

You see them.

David Eckert, Eric Henry and myself, Chip Brown.

We are here to talk a little Texas football,

little Texas basketball, baseball, softball, you name it, we got it. And fellas, happy Cinco

to Mayo. You as well, Chip.

How are you celebrating?

We got some corn tacos with a little shredded cheese and some grilled chicken.

Yeah, unfortunately, it's not going to be any margaritas, probably going to be some sinus medicine today.

But, you know, E. Henry, what do you got? You got any big plans?

No, no, nothing major. The thing about Cinco de Mayo is I feel like it hits different in Texas.

You know, like that can relate to this chip. You've been here, you know, many years, but, you know,

growing up in Florida, Cinco

Dumayo, it's an occasion, but it doesn't hit the same like it does in a Texas, or I'd assume,

you know, California, Arizona and whatnot. But, uh, no, we're going to keep it pretty chill here.

Okay. All right. Well, we've been, um, we've got a lot to get into, obviously. We are still kind of talking about what we learned from Texas Spring football.

So we will have that.

We'll have some talk about Texas football's 2026 schedule, the gauntlet that is the 2026 Texas football schedule.

And we will certainly get into, you know, our under the radar storylines for Texas football.

And then we will get into Texas baseball, Texas softball, Texas softball, getting ready to go to the SEC tournament in Lexington as the number four seed, probably about as good as they could have hoped for.

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