Preview the Texas Longhorns vs Tennessee Volunteers game with 3 key strategies Texas must follow to secure a win at Neyland Stadium this weekend.
In this episode, Madison Davis breaks down the three biggest things the Longhorns can’t afford to do if they want a victory against the Tennessee Volunteers at Neyland Stadium. Perfect for Longhorns fans and college football enthusiasts, the video covers the importance of a fast start, avoiding predictable play calls, and winning the turnover battle, with practical examples from past games. Subscribe for daily Longhorns insights, plus sponsor promos and game predictions!
So the Texas Longhorns are taking on the Tennessee Volunteers at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee this weekend. I'm excited, I know you're excited, but there are 3 things that the Texas Longhorns cannot afford to do if they want to win this game. It's imperative that you really stay for that last one because it's important. Welcome all, this is Madison Davis with the Longhorns Hit Podcast. Uh, get your quick hits 5 minutes a day. Multiple times a day on your favorite team. Go subscribe now to the Locked on Longhorns Hit Podcast over there on YouTube. Make sure you like, comment, subscribe, turn that post notification bell on so you don't miss the action on your daily Longhorns content. Shout out to our sponsor, Kaoshi. Download the Kaoshi app, use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. You don't want to miss out. We will get to that last point because it's very imperative, but the first two points are important as well. So let's. Let's go ahead and dive into it. We can't settle for slow starts. I think that's obvious, but we can't settle for slow starts. And we're away in a highly energetic football game. Can't afford it. We can't afford a 3-and-out and we can't afford to go backwards immediately, right? We can't afford them to, I mean, even let's say we're on defense first. Deep bombs are, no, we can't. We can't afford that. Now we can't afford them to establish their dominance at the line of scrimmage. I said it yesterday. I'm going to say it all week. So you guys are probably going to get tired of it. I don't care. I do care. I'm saying I'm just, I'm playing, I'm playing, I'm playing. But seriously, we cannot afford to let these guys just have their way on the offensive side of the football and or on the defensive side of the football. We have to establish our dominance early. Do not let these guys, don't let them think they have a chance in winning this football game. Can't do it. You can't do it. They're ranked 14th in the nation for a reason, right? They were 20th, uh, they were 20th last week. They jumped to 14th. Do not do— I mean, a slow start, it's going to be hard to do. It's going to be hard to capture momentum, and we're away. Can't afford it. Can't afford it. Uh, predetermined reads under center, uh, they're a no-no, Arch, this weekend. No. Again, we can't— we cannot afford those. Arch had some— he had some snaps where he would do that under center and, and, or before the snap, obviously, where he already was making reads. He already knew who he was going to go to before the play even happened, staring him down. Now you're playing a top 25 opponent where they're going to have a top 25 opponent safety in their defense. He's gonna be reading your eyes. Yes, yes he will. Can't do that. We can't stare down our guys. He doesn't do this all the time. I just saw him do it last week. Just saw him do it last week. And I just hope it's something that won't reoccur. And we can't, we can't really afford that. We cannot abandon the run game early. We can't do it. We can't do it. We have to, if we can establish the run game, establish dominance at the line of scrimmage, that will soften up the defense so we can get into our play action. We can go ahead and hit Cam Coleman. We can go ahead, hit Amari Winston. can go ahead and get Ryan Wingo involved. We can get those quick screens that we want on the outside, uh, because they're going to be stacking the box against our 3-headed monster in the backfield. Yeah. Uh, before we get to the last point, shout out to our sponsor, Kalshi. Uh, as of right now, um, the Texas Longhorns do have a 66% chance of winning this game against the Tennessee Vols in, uh, in Knoxville this weekend. So you don't want to miss out. Uh, you can, uh, get $25 when you trade $25 using code Hit, H-I-T, on us, on us. That's just something that I feel like I am ready for this game and I know you're ready for this game and enjoy the game by, you know, using Kalshi. You know, there's no shame in it. It's great, it's great, it's great. That's Kalshi, K-A-L-S-H-I, trade on anything. Last point, you cannot lose the turnover battle and we cannot lose the turnover battle. I'm telling you, I'm telling you. In big games, it's just like the playoffs. When you turn the ball over, boy, it could get wicked. It could get wicked. It could get wicked fast and it could get wicked early. Can't afford it. Uh, and we can't afford penalties. You can't. Oh my God. The turnover battle and the penalties, those stack up on each other. Yeah, guys, it's going to get ugly early. It's going to get ugly early. We cannot afford that. Uh, ball security. We need to make sure we take care of the ball. Remember last time we played in the big game? We had turnovers. We had a fumble. Relic Relic Brown fumbled the ball. We had the interception when Cam Coleman caught the ball and he turned it over. I don't even know what you would still want to call that. I am. I'm still trying to wrap my mind around that one. But nevertheless, if we do not do these three things, we win the game. I really believe that. I won't lie to you. I firmly believe that. But you guys let me know what you think down in the comments. This is Madison Davis with your Longhorns hit. Make sure. you like, comment, subscribe, turn that post notification bell on so you know when we post. It was great to see you all. Look forward to the next episode. Peace. Hook 'em. Hook 'em.