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Charlie Strong

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Sep 27, 2026

Andy StaplesHOST
50:24
And Steve Sarkeesian, you know, play calling has made him special.
Andy StaplesHOST
50:29
But I would argue that what he's been able to do at Texas, where throughout the Charlie Strong and Tom Herman eras, they couldn't produce NFL players.
Andy StaplesHOST
50:38
Like, What he's done at Texas by making them an NFL factory again where they've got players who are getting, you know, they sign them as four stars and five stars and they actually make them better and they develop them.
Andy StaplesHOST
50:51
That's special what he's doing there.
Michael CastilloHOST
66:55
The problem, though, is you end up having a lot of...
Michael CastilloHOST
66:59
Jeremy Pruitt's and Charlie Strong had more success than Jeremy Pruitt.
Michael CastilloHOST
67:11
But you end up with like a Tom Herman who fizzles out at Texas and stuff like that, too.
Michael CastilloHOST
67:16
Like, there's no certainty.
Greg DienerHOST
19:26
All right, uh, let's see here.
Greg DienerHOST
19:28
Charlie Strong doing color on SEC Network+ for Tulsa at Arkansas.
Greg DienerHOST
19:35
And okay, Roxy Bernstein and Dave Clawson on ACC Network for Missouri State at MC- SM- [laughs] Missouri State at SMU.
Greg DienerHOST
19:43
What am I on? Ugh.
Tyler IvensHOST
14:09
Well, Applewhite didn't take – he took coordinator stripes, but it was Tom Herman, they're back.
Tyler IvensHOST
14:13
Charlie Strong, we're back.
Tyler IvensHOST
14:17
Who was the last cap before they brought in Sarkeesian? It was Tom Herman, wasn't it? I believe it was Tom Herman.
Tyler IvensHOST
14:22
No, no, no.
Eric CainHOST
14:31
I think they just handed each other off.
Eric CainHOST
14:33
Let's double check.
Tyler IvensHOST
14:34
Has it been Strong, Herman, and Sarkeesian? Steve Sarkeesian, Tom Herman, Charlie Strong, Mack Brown.
Tyler IvensHOST
14:41
Okay, yeah.
Jess SmetanaGUEST
62:15
wide receivers coach.
Jess SmetanaGUEST
62:16
Charlie Strong was also the D-line coach.
Greg FlammangHOST
62:20
Like legit good staff that he had.
Greg FlammangHOST
62:23
Not on the offensive side of the ball in terms of like the OC, Jim Coletto, who – he replaces after this year.
Sam WebbHOST
2:39
Percy Harvin's a star player.
Sam WebbHOST
2:41
And so Charlie Strong used to be the disciplinarian.
Sam WebbHOST
2:46
And so Charlie says, Percy, I'm going to have to suspend you, Percy.
Sam WebbHOST
2:51
You can't be jumping on coaches, Percy.
Pat DooleyHOST
10:51
But the first thing I thought about when I started thinking the Napier haunting, the Napier, ghost of Billy Napier haunting me and how I could not help but think that I'm getting excited, but it's going to be a letdown.
Pat DooleyHOST
11:09
When I started thinking about that, the one thing I thought about is, you know, maybe they should give him the Charlie Strong speech.
Pat DooleyHOST
11:16
Maybe Brad White should stand up there.
Pat DooleyHOST
11:18
And this is one of the great speeches of all time because this is the way Charlie Strong would motivate.
Pat DooleyHOST
11:25
This is the night of, or it's the day of, yeah, they're having their pregame meal for the Florida-Oklahoma National Championship game in 2008-9.
Pat DooleyHOST
11:38
And Charlie says to him, he's walking around the room and he's like, Tebow, you better score 100 points today.
Nick SchooleyGUEST
44:51
that are like they need to be in jail that's the tough argument right is like i would much rather catch the craziness than like worry about a few people that are actually
Erin HoganHOST
44:59
breaking you know shooting people and causing real problems and they can find them but yeah i get it you just can't trust people with the technology or ai people ruin everything people ruin everything It's like Charlie Strong, the downfall of society.
Erin HoganHOST
45:14
It's not actually social media.
Erin HoganHOST
45:15
It's the people on social media that are the downfall.
Will SteinGUEST
58:16
I got retained by Tom and his staff at Texas.
Will SteinGUEST
58:19
Um, I played for Charlie Strong.
Will SteinGUEST
58:20
He got the Texas job, right? That obviously, um, it ended, and Coach Herman came in, and I didn't wanna leave Austin.
Will SteinGUEST
58:27
Like you know, it was a great town, so like, you know what? I'm gonna work my butt off to be on the staff, and they retain me.
Will SteinGUEST
63:01
My girlfriend, now wife, Darby, was still in Louisville.
Will SteinGUEST
63:03
And so our first year at Texas, we basically got there at the exact same time.
Will SteinGUEST
63:06
It was Charlie Strong's second year.
Will SteinGUEST
63:09
And Jeff had a cousin that was, like, out of the country, but he had a house in Austin, and I was kind of, I mean, I was making, like, 24,000 bucks a year, and I had nowhere to stay.
Will SteinGUEST
35:39
And to me, it's just about, you know, continuing to push forward and not letting the circumstances outside of our program dictate how we practice and how we play.
Urban MeyerHOST
35:48
You played for Charlie Strong, obviously one of my greatest friends.
Will SteinGUEST
35:53
Yep.
Will SteinGUEST
35:54
Talked to Coach Strong.

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