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I am Chip Brown of Horns 247.com joined by our managing editor, the one and only Taylor Estes.

Taylor, we are recapping Big 12 football media days and we spent a couple of quality days inside AT&T Stadium in Arlington, that massive

stadium where Texas once played in a Big 12 championship game. Remember that back in what,

2018? 2018. Yeah, I do remember that. I especially remember the prime rib cutting station and the mac and cheese that they had in the press box that was phenomenal. And I ate it at like eight o'clock in the morning.

Well, good times. Texas fans would love to to get that experience again. And so we go up every year to Big 12 Football Media Days here from the coaches,

the players, and try to gauge who's got it and who doesn't.

And we certainly listened to the Longhorns.

They brought Bejohn Robinson, Roshan Johnson,

DeMarvie and Overshaun, Ovia, Gofu.

And Jordan Whittington was there for the Champions for Life segment

that the Big 12 conference does and honoring different players

from different teams for the work that they do in the community and

and just for their, you know, all around good, good guyness.

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