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American-Statesman reporters Danny Davis, Cedric Golden and Thomas Jones preview the Cotton Bowl and pick a winner between Texas and Ohio State.

American-Statesman reporters discuss what members of the Texas offense told the media on Saturday and Arizona State defensive players to watch.

American-Statesman reporters discuss what members of the Texas defense told the media on Friday and Arizona State offensive players to keep an eye on.

American-Statesman reporters discuss the quarterbacks and Westlake High products in the Texas-Clemson game. Plus, what other CFP game do we want to watch?

American-Statesman reporters discuss how Texas has improved since it last played Georgia and how UT should use Arch Manning in the SEC title game.

American-Statesman reporters discuss ways the Texas football team can both win and lose its first game against Texas A&M in 13 years.

American-Statesman reporters discuss Kentucky's scouting report, standout seniors and Texas' championship chances with Quinn Ewers.

The American-Statesman's Danny Davis, David Eckert and Cedric Golden discuss where Texas should fall in the first College Football Playoff rankings.

The American-Statesman's Danny Davis, Cedric Golden and Thomas Jones discuss what went wrong against Georgia and what must go right against Vanderbilt.

With No. 4 Georgia visiting No. 1 Texas this weekend, the American-Statesman discusses this game's historical importance and the star quarterbacks.

As Texas prepares to meet Oklahoma in Dallas, the American-Statesman's Danny Davis, Thomas Jones and David Eckert discusses the Red River Rivalry's betting line and if this is college football's best rivalry.

The American-Statesman's Danny Davis, Cedric Golden and Thomas Jones discuss what Texas football players and fans should do during the bye week.

The American-Statesman's Danny Davis, David Eckert and Cedric Golden discuss if Texas fans should be worried about Mississippi State and if Texas is the team to beat in the SEC.

American-Statesman reporters Danny Davis, Thomas Jones and David Eckert discuss Arch Manning, nonconference play and if Texas should have leapfrogged Georgia in the Associated Press poll.

Who needs Kamala Harris and Donald Trump to debate? Ahead of tonight's presidential debate, the American-Statesman hosts its own debate with Texas football topics.

The American-Statesman's Danny Davis, Cedric Golden and Thomas Jones preview the Texas-Michigan game and schedule a dream matchup for the Longhorns.

The American-Statesman's Danny Davis, Cedric Golden and Thomas Jones preview the Longhorns' game against Colorado State and answer a Texas trivia question.

American-Statesman reporters discuss the importance of preseason polls, expectations for No. 4 Texas and the top five teams on their personal ballots.

The American-Statesman's Danny Davis and Thomas Jones look back at the practices we saw and the interviews that were conducted during the first week of Texas' fall camp.

The American-Statesman's Danny Davis and Thomas Jones discuss what the Texas coordinators said during their only scheduled media availabilities of the season and get ready for the Longhorns' first practice.

The American-Statesman's Cedric Golden and Danny Davis react to new Texas baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle's arrival in Austin and departure from College Station.

As spring football gets underway at Texas, the American-Statesman sits down to discuss intriguing newcomers, position battles and early expectations.

Brett Cross is a small-town kid who grew up in Western Texas, among the oil fields, near Odessa. He worked in the oil fields, worked his way up to doing pipeline work, eventually moving to green energy work. He even became a foreman, working hard to provide for his family. And Brett was at work when he got the call from his wife Nikki that changed their lives forever. It was May 24, 2022, Nikki was at their sons' school, Robb Elementary, in Uvalde, Texas. “This is not a fucking joke,” she said, “there's a shooter at the boys' school.” We talk to Brett about his life before, about living in a small town, working and making your own fun, we talk about some of the family memories he cherishes most. We remember Brett and Nikki's son Uziyah “Uzi” Garcia, we talk about the day Uzi was taken from them, along with 18 of his classmates and two of his teachers, and we talk about the unimaginable fight for justice and real change that Brett and Nikki have been fighting ever since.Studio Production: Maximillian AlvarezPost-Production: Jules TaylorCW: This episode discusses school shootings and the murdering of children. Additional links/info below…Brett's Twitter/X pageSneha Dey, Erin Douglas, Andrew Zhang, Brooke Park, & Jessica Priest, The Texas Tribune / ProPublica, “21 Lives Lost: Uvalde Victims Were a Cross-Section of a Small, Mostly Latino Town in South Texas“Edgar Sandoval, The New York Times, “A Year After the Uvalde Massacre: Did Anything Change?“Gus Bova, Texas Observer, “The Uvalde Parents Won't Back Down“Elissa Jorgensen, American Statesman, “‘There Are no Good Days': Uziyah's Family Won't Stop Fighting Until Gun Laws Change“Danielle Campoamor, Today, “A Father's Fury: Uvalde Dad Brett Cross Is Mad as Hell and Wants You to Know It“Kayla Padilla, Texas Public Radio, “Arrested Uvalde Father Says Police More Upset With Him Using Expletive Than Children Dying“Yvette Benavides, David Martin Davies, & Julián Aguilar, Texas Public Radio, “‘We Did It!' — Uvalde's Entire School Police Department Suspended Following Activism from Families“Lomi Kriel, Alejandro Serrano, & Lexi Churchill, The Texas Tribune / ProPublica, “‘Cascading Failures': Justice Department Blasts Law Enforcement's Botched Response to Uvalde School Shooting“John Woodrow Cox, Steven Rich, Linda Chong, Lucas Trevor, John Muyskens, & Monica Ulmanu, The Washington Post, “More Than 360,000 Students Have Experienced Gun Violence at School Since Columbine“Permanent links below…Leave us a voicemail and we might play it on the show!Labor Radio / Podcast Network website, Facebook page, and Twitter pageIn These Times website, Facebook page, and Twitter pageThe Real News Network website, YouTube channel, podcast feeds, Facebook page, and Twitter pageFeatured Music…Jules Taylor, “Working People” Theme SongJules Taylor, “John L. Handcox Remix”Follow Jules on Twitter and FacebookHelp us continue producing radically independent news and in-depth analysis by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer.Sign up for our newsletterLike us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterDonate to support this podcast

Brett Cross is a small-town kid who grew up in Western Texas, among the oil fields, near Odessa. He worked in the oil fields, worked his way up to doing pipeline work, eventually moving to green energy work. He even became a foreman, working hard to provide for his family. And Brett was at work when he got the call from his wife Nikki that changed their lives forever. It was May 24, 2022,  Nikki was at their sons' school, Robb Elementary, in Uvalde, Texas. “This is not a fucking joke,” she said, “there's a shooter at the boys' school.” We talk to Brett about his life before, about living in a small town, working and making your own fun, we talk about some of the family memories he cherishes most. We remember Brett and Nikki's son Uziyah "Uzi" Garcia, we talk about the day Uzi was taken from them, along with 18 of his classmates and two of his teachers, and we talk about the unimaginable fight for justice and real change that Brett and Nikki have been fighting ever since.    C/W: This episode discusses school shootings and the murdering of children.  Additional links/info below… Brett's Twitter/X page  Sneha Dey, Erin Douglas, Andrew Zhang, Brooke Park, & Jessica Priest, The Texas Tribune / ProPublica, "21 Lives Lost: Uvalde Victims Were a Cross-Section of a Small, Mostly Latino Town in South Texas" Edgar Sandoval, The New York Times, "A Year After the Uvalde Massacre: Did Anything Change?" Gus Bova, Texas Observer, "The Uvalde Parents Won't Back Down"  Elissa Jorgensen, American Statesman, "'There Are no Good Days': Uziyah's Family Won't Stop Fighting Until Gun Laws Change" Danielle Campoamor, Today, "A Father's Fury: Uvalde Dad Brett Cross Is Mad as Hell and Wants You to Know It" Kayla Padilla, Texas Public Radio, "Arrested Uvalde Father Says Police More Upset With Him Using Expletive Than Children Dying" Yvette Benavides, David Martin Davies, & Julián Aguilar, Texas Public Radio, "'We Did It!' — Uvalde's Entire School Police Department Suspended Following Activism from Families" Lomi Kriel, Alejandro Serrano, & Lexi Churchill, The Texas Tribune / ProPublica, "'Cascading Failures': Justice Department Blasts Law Enforcement's Botched Response to Uvalde School Shooting" John Woodrow Cox, Steven Rich, Linda Chong, Lucas Trevor, John Muyskens, & Monica Ulmanu, The Washington Post, "More Than 360,000 Students Have Experienced Gun Violence at School Since Columbine" Permanent links below... Working People Patreon page Leave us a voicemail and we might play it on the show! Labor Radio / Podcast Network website, Facebook page, and Twitter page In These Times website, Facebook page, and Twitter page The Real News Network website, YouTube channel, podcast feeds, Facebook page, and Twitter page Featured Music... Jules Taylor, "Working People" Theme Song Jules Taylor, "John L. Handcox Remix" Follow Jules on Twitter and Facebook

American-Statesman reporters Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden, Danny Davis and Thomas Jones pick the offensive, defensive and special teams highlights that defined the Longhorns' 2023 season. 

 As the teams, fans and media members head to to New Orleans, the American-Statesman is here to get you ready for the 2024 Sugar Bowl.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden, Danny Davis and Thomas Jones preview the Big 12 Championship Game and debate if a win on Saturday will be enough to get Texas into the College Football Playoff.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden, Danny Davis and Thomas Jones tackle Thanksgiving-themed questions about the Texas football team in the newest Longhorn Confidential podcast.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden, Danny Davis and Thomas Jones look at the impact of Jonathon Brooks' knee injury and what the running back accomplished in 2023. Then it is time to analyze some disturbing trends for this Texas football team and preview the Iowa State game.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden and Danny Davis debate whether a fourth-down stop against Kansas State was the top highlight of the Texas football season. Then its time to preview the TCU game and the men's and women's basketball seasons at Texas.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden, Danny Davis and Thomas Jones discuss who is a contender in the Big 12 and who is a pretender. We also look back at Maalik Murphy's first start and look ahead to UT's home game against Kansas State this weekend.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden, Danny Davis and Thomas Jones recaps UT's close call against Houston and debates if a win is a win. The Statesman then discusses who needs to step up in the absence of Quinn Ewers and if Maalik Murphy should start over Arch Manning.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden, Danny Davis and Thomas Jones go back over UT's 34-30 loss to Oklahoma and debate about the time this rivalry game should kick off each year. And since Texas is on a bye, we hand out our midseason awards.

Is Kirk Bohls right when it comes to placing Texas atop his AP ballot? Should Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark attend the Red River Rivalry game? Does ketchup belong on a Corny Dog? The American-Statesman discusses and debates those topics in this week's Longhorn Confidential.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden, Danny Davis and Thomas Jones chat about UT's 38-6 win over Baylor. We also discuss whether we buy Kansas as a Big 12 contender and debate if Jalon Daniels is the best quarterback that Texas will play this season.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden, Danny Davis and Thomas Jones discuss what went right and what went wrong for Texas during non-conference play. We also discuss light shows, road games in the Big 12 and this weekend's trip to Waco.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden, Danny Davis and Thomas Jones discuss whether Texas beating Alabama has made them change their preseason predictions for the Longhorns. We also preview UT's upcoming home game against a confident Wyoming team.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden, Danny Davis and Thomas Jones discuss whether Texas looked like the No. 11 team in the nation in its season opener. Then it is time to talk about what is at stake for Quinn Ewers and the Longhorns during this week's trip to No. 3 Alabama.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden, Danny Davis and Thomas Jones preview the Texas-Rice game and let you know what you need to know about the Longhorns' 2023 season.

The football season kicks off in 18 days, so what are American-Statesman reporters Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden, Danny Davis and Thomas Jones monitoring after UT's first scrimmage and a handful of press conferences?

Spring workouts are done at Texas, and American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Danny Davis, Cedric Golden and Thomas Jones are here to talk about it. Who stood out this spring? Should Quinn Ewers be QB1? What does Steve Sarkisian need to look for in the portal?

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Danny Davis and Cedric Golden talk about Stave Sarkisian's press conference on Monday and debate which loss this season was the most costly for Texas. Then it is time to discuss bowl predictions and accommodations.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Danny Davis and Cedric Golden discuss Bijan Robinson's place among the great running backs at Texas and preview the Texas-Baylor game. Then it is time to talk turkey (and pumpkin pie).

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Danny Davis and Cedric Golden debate how much patience Texas fans should have with Steve Sarkisian and Quinn Ewers. Then it is time to preview this weekend's Texas-Kansas game.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Danny Davis and Cedric Golden look back at UT's win at Kansas State, look ahead to a top-20 matchup between Texas and TCU and preview the Texas basketball seasons.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Danny Davis and Cedric Golden discuss the Texas-Kansas State odds, the top running back among the Longhorns and Wildcats and Sam Ehlinger's first NFL start.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Danny Davis and Cedric Golden recap Texas' 41-34 loss at Oklahoma State and discuss the things that the Longhorns need to work on during their bye week.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Danny Davis and Cedric Golden discuss how Texas closed out Iowa State, name the best quarterback in the conference and preview the UT-Oklahoma State game. They also debate whether a two-loss team can reach the Big 12's championship game.

The American-Statesman's Kirk Bohls, Danny Davis and Cedric Golden discuss what happened during UT's 49-0 win over Oklahoma at the Cotton Bowl. Kirk, Danny and Cedric also preview the Longhorns' upcoming game against Iowa State and vote on who has been the offensive MVP at Texas this season.

Mystery of star cyclist love triangle #KaitlinMarieArmstrong #AnnaMoriahWilson #ColinStrickland A Texas yoga teacher allegedly killed a professional cyclist who had previously dated her boyfriend before going on the run, authorities said. Kaitlin Marie Armstrong, a 34-year-old yoga instructor, is wanted for killing Anna Moriah Wilson, 25, who was found dead May 11 in Austin after she arrived from San Francisco to take part in a race in the city of Hico, the Austin American-Statesman reported. Armstrong's boyfriend, pro cyclist Colin Strickland, 35, told authorities that he had a romantic relationship with both women, and had gone swimming with Wilson shortly before a friend found her dead on the bathroom floor from multiple gunshot wounds, according to the arrest affidavit. Strickland said he had a relationship with Armstrong for three years, but he had a fling with Wilson while they were on a break in October. A tipster told police that when Armstrong learned in January about Strickland's relationship with Wilson, she “became furious and was shaking in anger” — and wanted to kill Wilson. the American-Statesman reported, citing the affidavit. Strickland told authorities he had changed Wilson's name in his phone and deleted text messages “to prevent Armstrong from finding them,” according to the affidavit. Texts from the night of the slaying showed that Strickland lied to Armstrong about where he had been “to hide he was with Wilson throughout the evening,” the affidavit says. Strickland bought two handguns around the same time, one for himself and another for Armstrong, officials said. Police said they found Armstrong's 9mm handgun at the home where she lives with Strickland. Investigators who compared shell casings from the pistol to those found at the home where Wilson was gunned down said the likelihood that the same weapon was used is “significant,” the paper said.