The first Orange-White spring game of the Steve Sarkisian era at Texas concluded over the weekend when Team White came from behind to take down Team Orange, 20-12. The Longhorns took the field in front of a large crowd inside Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium Saturday afternoon and gave viewers the first glimpse of how this team is shaping up under Sarkisian and his new assistant coaches on staff.
On this week's episode of The Flagship Podcast, Horns247 columnist Chip Brown and managing editor Taylor Estes deliver a loaded football. The Flagship takes an in depth look at the Orange-White spring game beginning with the quarterback position as the QB battle between redshirt junior Casey Thompson and redshirt freshman Hudson Card continues to play out. Chip and Taylor weigh in on what stood out about both quarterbacks performances in the spring game, and give their thoughts on whether or not the race for the starting job is in favor of either QB. The hosts also discuss the players who flashed on both sides of the ball and some positions and players of concern as spring football comes to a close. In addition to player specific topics, The Flagship also weighs in on the strongest and weakest position groups for the Longhorns as they enter the summer offseason months.
After a quick break, The Flagship returns with Love it or Leave it, with this week's topics focused on which quarterback leads the charge as the Longhorns enter summer offseason work, who's deserving of the spring game MVP award and what it means for the wide receiver group after former walk-on WR Kai Money finished as the leading receiver for both teams in the Orange-White spring game.
Catch all of that and much more in this loaded episode of The Flagship Podcast.
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