3rd & Longhorn

Texas goes into Columbia and comes out with a 34-20 win over No. 19 Missouri, keeping its College Football Playoff hopes alive. Jeremy Hills, Mark Higgins and Nick Shuley break down a game that was tied late and turned on a handful of big plays. Arch Manning threw for 297 yards and three touchdowns, including the go-ahead strike to Raleek Brown out of the backfield with 5:03 to play. Brown added 85 rushing yards and the clinching touchdown after Graceson Littleton’s fourth-quarter intercepti...

3rd & Longhorn is live from Taco Deli on South Lamar, and Texas offensive tackle Jonte Newman pulls up a chair. The Houston native took a detour through College Station before landing in Austin, and he tells the crew why Texas and Coach Kyle Flood’s development won him over. Jonte talks adjusting to Sark’s spread offense, playing both tackle spots, which edge rushers give him the most trouble in practice, the young defensive lineman he thinks will surprise people, and why O-linemen are m...

No. 10 Texas heads to Columbia to take on No. 19 Missouri, a 6-2 SEC team that hasn’t gotten nearly enough national attention. Lifetime Longhorns Jeremy Hills, Rod Babers and Alex Okafor join Mark Higgins and host Nick Shuley to break it all down. In this episode: Can Arch Manning carry this offense with the O-line in flux and key receivers banged up? Will the Texas run game travel, and can Raleek Brown and the outside zone get going again? Picking up stunts and blitzes, and why the RPO pas...

Texas took care of business against Mississippi State, 31-3, but the 3rd & Longhorn crew isn’t ready to call it a complete performance. Lifetime Longhorns Jeremy Hills, Rod Babers and Alex Okafor join Mark Higgins and host Nick Shuley to break down Week 11 from the field to the film to the fans. In this episode: Another sack party from a championship-caliber defense, with the linebackers leading the charge Why Rasheem Biles might be the best return on investment in the NIL era Breakout...

Texas handled Mississippi State 31-3 on Halloween night in Austin, and the defense was the story. The Longhorns held the Bulldogs to a single field goal, lived in the backfield all night, and put points on the board with a huge scoop and score. Fozzy Whittaker, Jeremy Hills, Mark Higgins and Nick Shuley react live and break down everything that happened: the defensive dominance, the scoop and score that flipped the game, Arch Manning and the offense, and what this win means for Texas moving ...