The Flagship: What to make of Longhorns' secondary entering Texas football season

Horns247 Podcasts: The Flagship Podcast

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4.8 • 822 Ratings

🗓️ 22 June 2022

⏱️ 54 minutes

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The Flagship Podcast is back with another Texas football-centered show as Horns247's Chip Brown and Taylor Estes continue their summer position rankings for the Longhorns leading up to the 2022 college football season. This week, The Flagship takes an in-depth look at the defensive side of the ball with a lot questions in the secondary for Texas in Year 2 of the Steve Sarkisian era.

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0:00.0	Welcome in everybody to the Flagship podcast.
0:13.7	I am Chip Brown of Horns 247.com, joined as always by our managing editor, the one and only Taylor Estes.
0:21.6	Taylor, how's your tune going?
0:24.6	It's going fine. How's yours, Chip?
0:28.6	Well, it's just one more day closer to football season, which is flippin' fantastic.
0:35.6	And we've still got a lot going on with the Longhorns in other sporting news.
0:44.0	We'll just touch on that real quickly before we get back to our summer position ranking countdown.
0:52.4	Oh yeah.
0:52.8	Oh, yeah.
0:53.2	Last week.
0:53.9	We're counting down from 10 to 1.
0:56.6	And last week, we hit position number 10, shocker, the offensive line.
1:03.0	And number 9, special teams will get to number 8 and number 7 in just a second here on the flagship podcast.
1:10.4	But a couple of quick shoutouts first to rising senior golfer Travis Vick for finishing as the low
1:20.6	amateur at the U.S. Open Championship where fellow Longhorn, Scotty Schaeffler, the world
1:26.7	number one ranked golfer, finished runner-up.
1:31.2	One shot behind Matthew Fitzpatrick, who played really gutsy golf down the stretch.
1:37.4	But Travis Vic, how about this, folks?
1:40.7	He finishes as the low amateur, two strokes ahead of an Aggie, despite a quadruple
1:48.1	bogey nine on the par five eighth hole. Now, if you watch the U.S. Open, you saw this hole
1:54.9	was easy. It was short, but it had this crazy false front that rolled down like 70 yards.
2:00.9	And if you didn't get the ball up on top and away from that false front, you ran into real
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