Today, another day with Eric Henry of Horns 24/7 subbing in for Hardge, and he and Mark talk about the Texas Longhorn football team starting their fall practice. They update us on the Gilbert Arenas arrest and Shannon Sharpe's firing at ESPN. They talk about their expectations for NFL Rookies this season. They ask why the Dallas Cowboys continue to wait to extend their players. "The World's Strongest Take!" Plus, conversations with KVUE's LeVon Whittaker and Chron.com's Leah Vann. You can hear it all here on "The Morning Kickoff Show!"

Today again, Eric Henry of Horns 24/7 is subbing for Hardge, and the Henry and Associates talk about the University of Texas football team offense and defense through the eyes of the coaching staff. They give their opinions on Skip Bayless and Tom Brady's comments on Scottie Scheffler's focus on his family over golf. The Arch Manning rumors were shot down by the Cleveland Browns Owner, Jim Haslam. They break down the Christian Wilkins situation. More on Luka Doncic's expectations from his intense offseason. "The World's Strongest Take!" Plus, a conversation with Danny Davis of the Austin American-Statesman. You can hear it all here on "The Morning Kickoff Show!"

Today, once again, Eric Henry of Horns 24/7 is in for Mike Hardge, and the guys talk about what they want to hear from the University of Texas coaching staff. They discussed Deion Sanders' health situation and the importance of being aware of your health. They give their insights into Aaron Judge's injury and Bryce Harper's stance on Major League Baseball's possibly having a salary cap. The NCAA House Settlement begins to be implemented. How will it affect the landscape of college sports? What is the future for LeBron James and Luka Doncic for the Los Angeles Lakers? What sports athletes are the guys tired of hearing from? "The World's Strongest Take!" Plus, a conversation with Joe Cook of Inside Texas. You can listen to it all here on "The Morning Kickoff Show!"

Today, Eric Henry of Horns 24/7 is subbing in for Hardge, and the guys explain what they’re most excited about for the Texas Longhorn football season. What are the three things that can derail the 2025 season? They break down the importance of the Texas team culture. They express their most significant concern for the season. What defines a good season for the Longhorns? The Dallas Cowboys extended a key component to the team, but it was not Micah Parsons. “The World’s Strongest Take” a “Hardge Knocks Life!” Plus, a conversation with Jordan Hill of Horns 24/7. You can hear it all here on “The Morning Kickoff Show!”

Today, subbing in for Mark and Hardge, we have Eric Henry of Horns 24/7 and KVUE’s Cory Mose on the show. They explain what they are most excited about for the 2025 Texas Longhorn football season. They break down their rankings for who’s the best quarterback in the SEC. A little NFL talk as they discuss the AFC North division. What are their thoughts on the new Clipse album “Let God Sort Em Out”? What’s their most significant concern coming into this season for the Longhorns? They give their opinion on what defines a good season for Texas next season. Plus, interviews with Horns 24/7’s Hank South and Chip Brown. You can hear it all here on “The Morning Kickoff Show!”

Today, the Hardge talks to the Goosby family, Father Michael Goosby and son Grant, as they discuss the business aspects of Grant handling things as a manager for Texas offensive lineman Trevor Goosby. Grant discusses his role in the process and how it works, including matching schedules and handling the details of NIL for Trevor. Michael is allowed to be just a father and observes how things are run on a day-to-day basis, enjoying the processes that contribute to his son’s success. They also discussed the recruiting process for younger brother Austin Goosby as he prepares for his upcoming official visits this year. They also discussed the evolution of Austin’s basketball development. You can hear it all here on “The Morning Kickoff Show!”

Today, Hardge has on his old ball coach, David Jauss Sr., an advisor for the Washington Nationals. They talked about the upcoming Home Run Derby event at the Dell Diamond. He’s here because he specializes in throwing batting practice pitches well for Home Run Derbies. He expresses his excitement for the event and explains how he ended up becoming popular among former Major League Baseball Players for his pitching in the Home Run Derby.   He tells us about the person he knows, Texas Baseball head Coach Jim Schlossnagle. They also tell a few stories about Hardge’s past after being drafted by the Montreal Expos. You can hear it all here on “The Morning Kickoff Show!”

Today, the guys talked about the Houston Texans starting their training camp yesterday meeting with the media and discussing what expectations the team has for their offense. Vince Young and Mack Brown have some details about how we got here with Arch Manning. Colin Cowherd has a hot sports take about Arch Manning after the season is over with. Fights are happening at NFL training camps all ready. Texas Women’s Basketball Head Coach Vic Schaefer add some details about his team going into this offseason. Texas Hall of Honor has named all its inductees. A Home Run Derby is happening this weekend at Dell Diamond. We talk to the Goosby family Michael and son Grant as they discuss Texas star offensive lineman Trevor Goosby and highly recruited younger brother Austin Goosby. Hardge catches up with a former coach David Jauss Sr. “The World’s Strongest Take!” Plus, a conversation with Eric Henry of Horns 24/7. You can hear it all here on “The Morning Kickoff Show!”

Today, we announce and celebrate the induction of Lifetime Longhorn Rod Wright, a former Texas football superstar and newly inducted member of the Texas Hall of Honor. He shares with us his experience of being a Hall of Honor Inductee. He discusses his role as the Texans' Defensive Line Coach in the NFL. He tells us what it was like that season when the Longhorns won the National Championship, defeating USC in the Rose Bowl. We learn how impactful Mack Brown's speech was when he said, "Don't let this game be the greatest moment of your life." Rod mentions the importance of being a great family man. As a former Longhorn, he emphasized the importance of passing the torch, being a leader, and learning from those who have led. You can hear it all here on "The Morning Kickoff Show!"