Welcome in, everybody, to the post-game flagship podcast reacts to Texas's 20 to 10 victory at Arkansas.

And Eric, this one was a little bit head scratching, to be quite honest, because it seemed like Texas

Longhorns had a really good offensive game plan put together, and they had deep ball

opportunities. They had short ball opportunities in the passing game against the

124th ranked past defense in college football. That belongs to Arkansas. But Eric,

thank heavens for the Texas defense, literally from start to finish in this one,

because Texas only led 10 to nothing at halftime.

It probably should have been more like 31 to nothing.

I'm not kidding.

But the Texas defense hung in there, hung in there, hung in there, hung in there.

And then it turned into a 1310 game.

The offense finally came through.

And then the defense, Alfred Collins, with a huge play to force a fumble.

Michael Taff jumps on it.

And the Texas offense is able to run out the final 65.55 of this game to hang on to a 20 to 10

win at Arkansas. The second lowest or fewest points scored by Texas this season, second only

to their 30 to 15 loss to Georgia. Eric, your thoughts. Chip, it's funny, you talk about, and I guess

we'll be a little good cop, bad cop here today, right? I'll be the good cop as far as the defense.

You talk about Texas's inability to make things happen on the offensive side of the ball. For the

majority of four quarters, of course, they got the points when it mattered.

And Steve Sarkeesian in his post game said that the offense kind of picked up in the second

half. But I'm going to flip it to the defensive side of the ball. Arkansas had not been held

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