Welcome in, everybody, to another episode of the flagship podcast.

Yes, the voice you are used to hearing at the open of the show is that of Chip Brown.

However, it is Horns from 47 Beat Rider Eric Henry.

Chip Brown's got a little family obligation, got to spend time with the daughter.

So we're taping here on Thursday morning, October 30th, two days out from Texas's return to Darrell K. Royal, Texas Memorial, St.m., the Longhorns, have spent 42 long days away from Austin.

And we're taping the second half of our flagship podcast where we bring in a guest from the opposing site to preview

the Longhorn's opponent. We're joined by Chris Lee of Vandy 247. Chris, good morning. How you doing?

Hey, thank you for having me. Not a problem, not a problem. I'm glad we could make this work. And first off,

let's kind of jump right into things. I think one of the biggest

questions, biggest names on the minds of Longhorn fans is that of a player who, quite frankly,

has taken over the college football world, someone, Chris, who, you know, we talked a little bit

in the pre-show about me covering conference USA in a previous life. I saw Diego Pavia's third

career start in New Mexico

State. Made the trip out to Las Cruces when Florida International was playing New Mexico State.

And you couldn't have, I would have bet the world that I wouldn't have bet the world that we

would be where we're talking about him now in the SEC. Chris, just talk about Diego Pavia and

his impact on this program and what Texas fans can expect on Saturday.

Hey, I mean, depending on how the season ends, he could be the most important figure in Vanderbilt football in 100 years.

I mean, that's literally the last time they were any good.

I mean, if you want to have a good laugh and win a bar bet, you probably know the all-time series record between Vanderbilt and Texas.

It's like 8 to 1.

Right.

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