Danny Davis

And so I did some other things during COVID.

But then after COVID, I had connected with a director, Danny Davis, who said, you know, people aren't going to want to sit in a dark theater anymore and just be you know, observers, they want to get around and move.

They want to have the agency to move.

Maybe they don't, maybe they just want to sit there, but they need to know it's okay to move.

And they, because they had come together on a very important topic.

So we had Color Guard, we had a youth, a youth, an ROTC band that was there.

So included the youth, but one of the most, the biggest thing for me and, and Danny Davis, our, our director, but also more than that, she's really the creator behind in honor.

She in, in, um, Los Angeles, she had created this idea around the ribbons.

The loss cost the Horns their number one spot in the college football rankings, and people are wondering what the rest of the season will look like for UT.

Joining us now to help us unpack the Red River loss and understand where the Longhorns go from here is Danny Davis.

He's the University of Texas beat writer for the Austin American Statesman.

Danny, welcome back to the Texas Standard.

Yeah.

We'll all be watching.

Danny Davis is a University of Texas beat writer for the Austin American-Statesman.

Danny, thanks so much for joining us on The Standard.

That's my mindset.

Next question is going to come from Danny Davis.

Danny, go ahead.

Brandon, what are your impressions of these Texas defensive