“The bigger they are, the harder they fall,” one more time fans may be the witness of such a scene! After Texas’s 31-12 win over the Michigan Wolverines. This time the UTSA Roadrunners will kick off against the second-ranked Texas Longhorns, in college football’s Week 3 action this Saturday.

You can’t deny the fact that CFB games are so unpredictable, you may not forget the historic defeat of Notre Dame. Following such a matchup, if Steve Sarkisian, Longhorns’ HC, is concerned about that kind of scenario for Texas in their upcoming matchup with UTSA, he is not incorrect. Because you surely know the national champions were defeated in just one game. So, savor your Saturday night for Longhorns Vs UTSA at Royal-Memorial Stadium, Austin. Albeit there is a concern regarding who will be the announcers of this game. Let’s delve deep into it.

Longhorns vs. UTSA’s newscaster

This year, Longhorns welcome the Roadrunners (1-1) to the state capital. Following a convincing 19-point victory over Michigan at the Big House, Texas overtook Ohio State in the polls to sit just behind Georgia this week. Solidifying the reputation of quarterback Quinn Ewers and this offense ahead of the program’s SEC debut, Texas is now facing the Roadrunners who won two Conference USA titles under the head coach.

Let me end your curiosity by telling you about the announcers of this game. Mark Jones and Roddy Jones, along with the sideline reporter Quint Kessenich, will host this matchup. Do you want to know a little more about these newscasters? Okay! For over thirty years, Mark Jones has been a prominent NBA play-by-play commentator and college football analyst. On the other hand, since 2017, Roddy Jones has worked for ESPN, first as a sideline reporter and subsequently as an analyst for ESPN and ACC Network.

Hope, you go through Sarkisian’s special message to remind players to keep their foot on the gas, as UTSA visits town this weekend. If not, let me tell you.

Steve Sarkisian’s push to refine ‘Killer Instinct’

Sports journalist Anne-Parker Coleman reported on a story from the Texas head coach’s most recent media appearance, where Steve stated, “I walked them through the Notre Dame scenario, of them going into college station a week ago and winning that game and being anointed top-five team and in the college football playoff, and a week later, losing to Northern Illinois.” Therefore, the coach makes his team ready for any kind of circumstances.

However, during preparation, he mentioned, “We need to go to another level with our killer instinct. We need to be more relentless in the fourth quarter. I want to make it 60 minutes of hell for our opponents.” So, you can understand how strong the team spirit and coaching guidance are. Now, let’s wait and watch who calls the shot on Saturday.