Welcome in, everybody, to the flagship podcast. I am Chip Brown of Horns 247.com, joined as always by my

esteemed colleague and proud Tampa Catholic graduate, the one and only Eric Henry of Horns 247.com.

And today we are previewing Texas and Arkansas Saturday at 2.30 on ABC.

The Longhorns will take on their longtime rival, the Arkansas Razorbacks.

And joining us to preview it is the publisher of HaugH-A-ggg sports.com.

Trey Biddy,

Trey, how are you doing?

I'm doing good.

It's coaching search season,

so it's,

you know,

you don't really take care of yourself very well.

You just kind of keep your eyes open all the time.

But so a football team to follow

and two more games that are very important to

Arkansas and Arkansas fans. Yeah, I mean, you know, Arkansas is, they've lost eight in a row,

but six have come by six points or less, five by three points or less. They're coming off a one point

loss against LSU. So they're still fighting. They're still scrapping. I mean, there's life in these, in these hogs. Trey, is that fair to say? Yeah, I mean, they haven't quit. I mean, a lot of teams in situations like this would have let go of the rope, obviously. And I think Petrino has done a good job of keeping them together and kind of putting the message, you know, you got to put some good stuff on film no matter if you're here next year or somewhere else. And they've kind of bought into that as weird as that is, you know, but they seem to play just below whatever opponent they're playing. It doesn't matter if it's Ole Miss or Memphis or who it is. It's just

whatever that is, whatever that standard is, they find a level just below that. You mentioned

the number of loss they've had by three points. Five games, they have lost by a combined

11 points. And that doesn't include the Ole Miss game where they were driving down the field in Old Miss territory as time was going down, I think under two minutes to play, and they fumble the ball. You know, everybody in that stadium felt like Arkansas was about to go punch it in and they fumbled the next week against Memphis, who is not as good a team as Ole Miss, but they played down to that level. and they're driving in the red zone, they're down 32, 31, and they fumble the ball.

It's just whatever it takes against Mississippi State,

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