Horns247 Podcasts: The Flagship Podcast
Oct 22, 2026 · 34 min · 20 segments
Horns247's Eric Henry, Chip Brown and David Eckert are back for another episode of the Horns247 Podcast as the guys preview No. 19 Texas' crucial matchup with No. 7 Ole Miss. Rebels 247's Neal…
Neal McCreadyGuest
Chip BrownHost
Eric HenryHost
David EckertHost
You know, this is a team that started the season with everyone talking about September the 19th, LSU coming to Oxford, Lane Kiffin coming back to Oxford.

I don't know, eight months' worth of oxygen, and then the game sort of lived up to it, and then Ole Miss very predictably had a letdown the next week and got thumped at Florida late in that game.

It was a three-point game midway through the third quarter, and then Florida kind of dominated the last 20 minutes or so, and they went into an open date where I think – You know, there's a crossroads in their season.

Hey, is this all going to be about beating LSU, beating Lane Kiffin, or are we going to move forward? And since then, they've played like a different team.

They've been a pretty dominant defensive team against the run, against both Vanderbilt and Missouri.

And then offensively, this has always been a pretty consistent team that scores points, moves the football.

Now, they are one offense when Kiwan Lacy is on the field, and they are one offense when Kiwan Lacy is not on the field.

He returned a little bit, played some in the first half against Vanderbilt and then pretty effective for the most part throughout the game against Missouri.

I mean, he's not gonna be healthy all season, but he's gonna be able to play with what he has right now.

You know, when he's on the field with Trinidad-Chambers, this is a pretty good offensive team.

And a year ago, Ole Miss' defense was bad in September and got better as the year went on.

And there's at least a little bit of evidence, a couple of weeks' worth, that this might be where we're headed again this year.

You know, this is a team that started the season with everyone talking about September the 19th, LSU coming to Oxford, Lane Kiffin coming back to Oxford.

I don't know, eight months' worth of oxygen, and then the game sort of lived up to it, and then Ole Miss very predictably had a letdown the next week and got thumped at Florida late in that game.

It was a three-point game midway through the third quarter, and then Florida kind of dominated the last 20 minutes or so, and they went into an open date where I think – You know, there's a crossroads in their season.

Hey, is this all going to be about beating LSU, beating Lane Kiffin, or are we going to move forward? And since then, they've played like a different team.

They've been a pretty dominant defensive team against the run, against both Vanderbilt and Missouri.

And then offensively, this has always been a pretty consistent team that scores points, moves the football.

Now, they are one offense when Kiwan Lacy is on the field, and they are one offense when Kiwan Lacy is not on the field.

He returned a little bit, played some in the first half against Vanderbilt and then pretty effective for the most part throughout the game against Missouri.

I mean, he's not gonna be healthy all season, but he's gonna be able to play with what he has right now.

You know, when he's on the field with Trinidad-Chambers, this is a pretty good offensive team.

And a year ago, Ole Miss' defense was bad in September and got better as the year went on.

And there's at least a little bit of evidence, a couple of weeks' worth, that this might be where we're headed again this year.
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