We started the show with Clemson Burning. I mean, it's just smoldering rubble now. Everybody wants to abo fired. My God, Austin's got to be that bad too. Chip Brown joins us from Austin where I'm sure it's a five alarmer right now with the way Arch has started out. What is up? Chip, how are you? What's going on, fellas? Not a whole lot, buddy. So you tell us, what is the, what's the fill right now?

I mean, I was told, I did not see this or hear this, told on social media, there were actual

boo birds out for part of the game. What's, what's the fill for Texas fans right now?

Yeah, I mean, for Texas fans, it's panic over patience for a lot of reasons.

They thought that this Texas team was going to be, you know, a rolling ball of butcher knives.

And they've come out against, you know, San Jose State and U-TEP and looked like they were never practicing.

So, yeah, I say that.

And the defense has been really good.

The special teams are picking it up.

But Arch, you know, Arch Manning's had a really weird start to his season, to say the least.

And I think it is all, you know, in his head.

I think he's, you know, I'm sure he threw that first pass in the dirt against Ohio State and thought,

uh-oh, what's going on here?

And then he let it linger and one play was affecting another.

Then it seemed like he kind of got it going against San Jose State.

Nine explosive pass plays, including an 83-yard touchdown pass.

You know, three of those were touchdowns.

But then U-TEP, he starts off four of five passing and then misses ten passes in a row.

And when he missed his ninth straight pass is when you heard

the boo birds.

But then he finishes the game 7 of 10 passing, connects with Ryan Wingo, who he's struggled to connect

with, who's supposed to be wide receiver 1 for Texas this year.

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