The University of Texas at Austin

You see it there on your screen.

And then how about Matthew Golden from your University of Texas, Beatle, as well.

27% target share this season.

That leads the team.

I wanted them to be in New York.

I didn't want them to be at the University of Texas where you have to fly down there.

I wanted to be in New York.

The material is there, for a lot of stuff that I never got to put in my books, but it's there if somebody wants it.

Yeah, and I was like, oh.

UT Austin you're talking about, right? Well, UT Arlington.

Oh, Arlington.

It's part of the UT Society, but it's in Arlington.

uh the californians are you know can be an issue in austin but austin's always been a liberal city and uh and it's it remains liberal and nothing's ever going to change that because of the university's presence there but uh it's it's it's not the californians aren't the real problem here in texas and i think people who understand the political system understand that um by the way you

raised the issue of the university I saw a stat the other day that in fact, it was University of Texas.

It was just an example in the story, but they only graduated 300 humanities graduates out of 12,000.

Yeah, that's a great sign.

Yeah, it is.

And the University of Texas, for people who don't know it, has leadership now that's fairly conservative.

I mean, really, truly fairly conservative.

For the first time I can remember since the 1960s.

We have a four-year home-and-home with Baylor.

We have a home-and-home with Texas in basketball, home-and-home with Vanderbilt.

And nobody wants to play us in football, which is the best compliment that we can get.

Right.

I do think he's a good coach and I think he's gone ahead and, um, I think he's put together a killer team this year.

I'm, I'm fingers crossed, like watching what's happened to the university of Texas this year.

I mean, you never know, um, what you walk in the door with, but, His biggest

problem is just going to be keeping all them studs happy, man.

And then he went on to play football.

He came home, never played football, walked on the University of Texas, and then was a free agent to the Seattle Seahawks.

So he's special in so many ways.

But that night, and I'm going to give you one example.

I'm Scott Tinker, and thanks for listening.

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