Quick review of the Longhorn Network

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molsen81

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This channel just miraculously showed up on Dish Network. I've only glanced at it for two days. They aired a special on the 2005 National Championship run. There have been several one-on-one interviews with Charlie Strong. Replays of Texas/Oklahoma games (the ones that TX won of course). So after two days I've already had enough. I'm not a Longhorn fan but I've always watch them from afar because for many years Fulmer and M. Brown's careers mirrored each other imo.
 
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molsen81 said:
This channel just miraculously showed up on Dish Network. I've only glanced at it for two days. They aired a special on the 2005 National Championship run. There have been several one-on-one interviews with Charlie Strong. Replays of Texas/Oklahoma games (the ones that TX won of course). So after two days I've already had enough. I'm not a Longhorn fan but I've always watch them from afar because for many years Fulmer and M. Brown's careers mirrored each other imo.
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Plenty of great women's volleyball if you're interested.

And plenty of texas circle-jerking if that suits your fancy.
 
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Amazing. You can thank that network for A&M and Mizzou being in the SEC. Although it wasn't the final straw, it was a major factor. Allegedly.
 
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Amazing. You can thank that network for A&M and Mizzou being in the SEC. Although it wasn't the final straw, it was a major factor. Allegedly.
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It had a lot to do with A&M's distrust of what Texas was going to do with the LHN. Texas wanted to broadcast Friday night high school football games. One of their plans was to televise games which featured prospects they were recruiting.
 
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