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And especially, you know, and granted, Oklahoma's defensive front is very good.

They've got one of the best defensive fronts in the country, but now you're facing a Texas run game that you're getting a, and CJ, based on your report over on Texasfootball.com on Tuesday, sounds like you're gonna have a healthy Hollywood Smothers.

You're poised to have a healthy Nick Townsend, so the Texas run game gonna be as strong as it's been in a couple of weeks.

CJ, let's go to third down, and you were giving me some third down numbers before we started recruiting, and the fact that Texas went ten for seventeen on third down in last year's win is amazing considering some of the to-go distances they faced in that game.

You know why? Texas high school football is not what people think it is anymore either.

The running back is like, shout out to everybody, Dave Campbell, Mike Craven, and those guys.

I talk to them all the time.

The personnel coming out of the state of Texas is not the air raid of the mid-aughts.

Yes, y'all.

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Great rivalry to kick off district play in six-man football.

Number nine, DeSoto and Lancaster.

The Texas high school football thing.

The Dave Campbell room

at the Texas sports hall of fame.

Okay.

But in my imagination, Jinx Tucker wore a fedora.

So I'd want Jinx Tucker's fedora in there.

So, Chad, in my old office at the old, old Trib, two offices ago, I had a black and white picture, maybe Wynn can find it, of Jinx Tucker, Dave Campbell, Hollis Biddle, and several others.

Earl Golding was in that group.

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Hello, and welcome in to the Dave Campbell's College Football Podcast.

I'm your host, Carter Yates, and joining me from beautiful Austin, Texas is senior college writer, Mike Craven.

Although Craven will be up in beautiful Dallas, Texas area this weekend, I'm sure, for number one Texas facing Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry.

And so you're, you're kind of sitting there, and, like, I still get to be biased towards Texas in that game 'cause it's against Oklahoma, right? Like, it's okay-

Mm-hmm

... for the Dave Campbell's guy to, to be rooting for Texas quietly in his head.

But it was...

Wanted me- He's the greatest ever, huh? And then I just wanted to- When you got all the advantages, it's easy.

Welcome to the Aggie War Pod, a product of Dave Campbell's Republic of Football Podcast Network.

I am your co-host, Mike Craven, senior writer at DCTF.

The other voice you'll hear on this podcast is a barbecue-eating machine who won't shy away from a road trip or an off-key rendition of Creed.

Um, but I am encouraged by the greater involvement of KJ Edwards, because I think he is really the future of this backfield.

A wise man once asked on this podcast before the season started if KJ Edwards would end up being running back one, um, by the end of the year, and I, I think it's, I think it's trending, trending that way.

You know, Carter, Carter Yates and I do a kind of the main Dave Campbell's College Football Podcast.

We talk about all, you know, and he was like, "You know, why don't they just give Edwards 20 carry? Like, why isn't he just running back one?" And, you know, how hard is that position as a true freshman? 'Cause it's not just toting the rock.

Wanted me- He's the greatest ever, huh? And then I just wanted to- When you got all the advantages, it's easy.

Welcome to the Aggie War Pod, a product of Dave Campbell's Republic of Football Podcast Network.

I'm your co-host Mike Craven, senior writer at DCTF.

The other voice you'll hear on this podcast is a barbecue-eating machine who won't shy away from a road trip or an off-key rendition of Creed.

Um, but I am encouraged by the greater involvement of KJ Edwards, because I think he is really the future of this backfield.

A wise man once asked on this podcast before the season started if KJ Edwards would end up being running back one, um, by the end of the year, and I, I think it's, I think it's trending, trending that way.

You know, Carter, Carter Yates and I do a kind of the main Dave Campbell's College Football Podcast.

We talk about all, you know, and he was like, "You know, why don't they just give Edwards 20 carry? Like, why isn't he just running back one?" And, you know, how hard is that position as a true freshman? 'Cause it's not just toting the rock.