Longhorn Network
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Oct 7, 2026
Erin HoganHOST
Losing Texas, 'cause if Texas would've gone to the Pac-12 in the late 2000, early part of the first decade, that'd been a Fox property.
Erin HoganHOST
And Te- yeah, did ESPN panic and give them the Longhorn Network? Yes, because they're a huge brand, and that was bad for business if Texas had gone to Fox.
Erin HoganHOST
So yeah, did they bend over and, and, you know, cater to Texas, and that made everybody in the conference mad? 100%.
Erin HoganHOST
Uh, but if you're Texas, what are you gonna do? Yeah, we'll take a Longhorn Network and all that money.
Erin HoganHOST
Sure, we'll do that.
Erin HoganHOST
Um, I still don't think it was right for, you know, the way it played out.
JoshuaHOST
It's not, "Oh, hey, give the propaganda that we give you."
ZacharyHOST
I wonder if behind the scenes Ohio State went to Fox and essentially was like, "You need to get rid of Barstool, and if you don't, we're gonna take everything in-house and make your life miserable over these next couple years while this TV deal plays out." Very similar to what Texas did with the Longhorn Network years ago.
ZacharyHOST
Their original agreement with ESPN was a 20-year, $300 million deal.
ZacharyHOST
That deal fell apart when Texas joined the SEC in 2024.
ZacharyHOST
Therefore, I wonder if Ohio State was like, "Listen, Fox, you want access to our campus, you wanna host TV shows, you want interviews with our players and coaches, you better get rid of Barstool or we're just gonna sell our own TV service direct to fans.
ZacharyHOST
Or even worse, we're gonna sign a direct deal with ESPN," very similar to what Texas did with the Longhorn Network and ESPN.
ZacharyHOST
As big as college football is now, at the end of the day, there's probably 10 college football teams that have any say.
ZacharyHOST
And Ohio State and Michigan are probably one or two when it comes to anything media or TV related.
Erin HoganHOST
Also, Mark Higgins from the 3rd & Longhorn podcast.
Erin HoganHOST
Also, Texas Nose on the LHN app.
Erin HoganHOST
If you need your football fix while Longhorns are off, get over to 3rd & Longhorn, Texas Nose.
Erin HoganHOST
Sean Miller, we'll hear more from him coming up.
24 MINS LATER
Erin HoganHOST
But super kid, super great kid.
Erin HoganHOST
But then as the Tom Herman era eroded with Tom's antics, it was like your quarterback, Tom, is more mature than you are.
Erin HoganHOST
Like, you're flipping double birds on LHN.
Erin HoganHOST
You're doing backpack jokes to Drew Locke.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
So what, Stephen, what level of collusion is happening in your conference down there?
Stephen WillisPANELIST
Well, what happened was we all know the Longhorn Network, right? Yeah.
Stephen WillisPANELIST
And what happened, they called A&M and- That caused Missouri to jump out, and the SEC took them.
Stephen WillisPANELIST
Well, what happened then is the scheduling got all screwed up, and they were basically too lazy to change it.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
So what, Stephen, what level of collusion is happening in your conference down there?
Steven WillisGUEST
Well, what happened was we all know the Longhorn Network, right? Yeah.
Steven WillisGUEST
And what happened, they called A&M and- That caused Missouri to jump out, and the SEC took them.
Steven WillisGUEST
Well, what happened then is the scheduling got all screwed up, and they were basically too lazy to change it.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
So what, Stephen, what level of collusion is happening in your conference down there?
Stephen WillisPANELIST
Well, what happened was we all know the Longhorn Network, right? Yeah.
Stephen WillisPANELIST
And what happened, they called A&M and- That caused Missouri to jump out, and the SEC took them.
Stephen WillisPANELIST
Well, what happened then is the scheduling got all screwed up, and they were basically too lazy to change it.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
So what, Stephen, what level of collusion is happening in your conference down there?
Steven WillisPANELIST
Well, what happened was we all know the Longhorn Network, right? Yeah.
Steven WillisPANELIST
And what happened, they called A&M and- That caused Missouri to jump out, and the SEC took them.
Steven WillisPANELIST
Well, what happened then is the scheduling got all screwed up, and they were basically too lazy to change it.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
So what, Stephen, what level of collusion is happening in your conference down there? Well,
Steven WillisPANELIST
what happened was we all know the Longhorn Network, right? Yeah.
Steven WillisPANELIST
And what happened, they called A&M and- That caused Missouri to jump out, and the SEC took them.
Steven WillisPANELIST
Well, what happened then is the scheduling got all screwed up, and they were basically too lazy to change it.
Paul PabstPANELIST
Yeah.
Paul PabstPANELIST
Sark was doing his, uh, interview on the Longhorn Network and said it was told to him by Mario Cristobal of Miami that that happened during late moments of the national title game.
Dan PatrickHOST
game.Okay, but both sides don't have communication, so there's no advantage there, or, or disadvantage, I wouldn't think.
Dan PatrickHOST
But why does the communication have to go out? Yeah, Paul.
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