Everybody, welcome into the flagship podcast.

I am Chip Brown of Horns 247.com, joined as always by our fearless leader, the managing editor at Horns 24-7 Taylor Estes.

Taylor, now it's our turn to talk a little arch madness.

It is.

Yeah, we kind of let the dust settle a little bit from the hysteria that followed the number one

overall prospect in the 2020

recruiting cycle committing to Texas on Thursday.

We've heard all of the recruiting angles, Chip, and now it's time to kind of get the team

angle.

So I'm excited to kind of get going on this on the special edition.

We're not doing an interview this week for Monday's show.

We're going to do a,

the dust is settled review of what Arch Manning to Texas means to Texas football program from the team side of things. Yeah, there are a lot of layers to this. They're all good. That's,

that's the good news. When you have a guy like Arch Manning committing, he hasn't signed yet, obviously, but you get the

feeling that Arch Manning, who's been very methodical in his process, you know, probably

wasn't going to make an announcement until he was absolutely sure, but it's still just a commitment, but still,

you get Quinn Ewers, the number one overall prospect in the 2021 recruiting class, and now

you've got Arch Manning, as you said, the number one overall prospect in the 2023 recruiting

class.

We hadn't had this happen since Vince Young was the number one overall recruit in 2002.

And how did that work out for Texas?

So, I mean, we could talk about the immediate impact on what it means for a guy like Hudson Card and for Malik Murphy and that

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