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My name is Max Olson, and I'm joined by my dear friends, Sam Con Jr. and Jason Kersey.

Fellas, you know, I, how was Red River?

Did, did, did you have a good time?

Was it a good weekend for you?

Horrible time. Terrible game.

Oh, my gosh, man.

What, no, obviously I'm kidding.

What an amazing, amazing Red River.

The FOMO was running real high for me on Saturday.

Sam, it was your first Red River ever, which doesn't really make any sense that it would take this long.

How was it, buddy?

I got that reaction from a lot of people, by the way.

Everybody I told it was my first time, I'm like, really?

I got a very funny look like, what's wrong with you, basically?

It was fantastic.

I was, I mean, the fair was great, first of all. I got a corny dog for breakfast, put a little mustard on it.

Beautiful. Enjoyed that. That was, it just felt right. It just felt right. As is tradition. And then when the game started, I mean, we got fireworks right off the bat. You know, first play from scrimmage, Xavier Worthy, 75-yard touchdown. You get a block punt. Another touchdown shortly after that. And all of a sudden, Texas was off and running, and so it seemed. But it lived up to all my expectations. Last year, I know we had discussed it would be hard to live up to the four overtimes last year. And I think this one surpassed that with the quarterback change. I thought this one was way better and way more dramatic, even if it didn't go four overtimes. Yeah, I think when you get when you got the change from Rattler to Caleb Williams, and I know he came in for the six-six-yard touchdown initially, but when he fumbled later in the second quarter, then Williams came in and then started the second half. And oh, by the way, that kid is a lot

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