By so hold, Texas's lack of

Returning

Production is not being talked about enough as a concern.

I think that's fair.

Yeah, and this is kind of what I've been talking about the last few weeks, Trevor, is I think Texas is outstanding football team.

I think they're my number four team in the preseason.

But this whole thought of number one and, oh, they're definitely the top contenders to win a championship.

And it's like, what exactly are we, are we, why are we, why are we assuming that Texas is going to be this loaded football team?

And we're just assuming that Notre Dame and Ohio State are going to take these steps back.

Well, but they lost this, this.

I'm like, well, Texas lost their starting quarterback.

They lost their best receiver.

They lost, what, four starting offensive linemen from last year.

They lost several top.

They lost their best corner who was a first round draft pick.

They lost their best safety who was a high draft pick.

You know, like they return, you know, some really good players, but they certainly lost

some big time product. Matter of fact, they lost their top three receivers from last year.

Because you forget about Gunner, I forget about Gunner Helmut tied in. So I do think Texas

is, they're not talking about the returning production.

And the problem with that is you're now putting more pressure on Arch Manning by not

being honest about where the roster is that he does have a different receiving core.

...