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everybody to the flagship podcast I am Chip Brown of Horns 247.com joined as always by my esteemed

colleague and world traveler.

Eric Henry of Horns 247.com.

Eric Henry fresh from his return from Lubbock,

where he went and watched the Texas Longhorns Men's basketball team

handled business as they seemingly always do on the road in the Big 12.

Okay, maybe not at Houston or Kansas, but they bounced back, Eric.

But let's see how you survived that trip. I've, I've been to

supermarket Serena and it's a crazy place and it got real crazy on Tuesday night. Oh, man, Chip,

you said I'm fresh from. I guess technically that'd be true. I am fresh from the trip, but I don't know how fresh I am. Because that is a first off, you know, for the folks out there who have made that trip, that drive, that is a trek. I mean, you know, six hours in the car. I think, you know, about hour four and a half, hour five, you really start getting a little antsy. If you're like me, I just like to go straight through, you know, six hours in the car. I think, you know, about hour four and a half, hour five,

you really start getting a little antsy. If you're like me, I just like to go straight through.

You know, I gas up once. I get a bite to eat at the start of the trip and I just go all the way

through. So yeah, you start getting a little antsy. But I, I, I wait and Brownwood and. Yes, sir. That was the route. Snyder and Sweetwater.

I wish I could tell you the roads, but I'm still a Texas newbie in that regard, but the towns.

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