C.J. Stroud's $70M Ask, Klay to Miami & Wemby vs. Jokic
The Sports Office breaks down a loaded Friday across the NFL, NBA and college football. Julian Martinez and John Hygh react to Klay Thompson leaving the Dallas Mavericks for the Miami Heat and look back at his brief run in Dallas. Then, the Houston Texans take center stage. C.J. Stroud reportedly wants a deal worth around $70 million per year, which would put him among the NFL's highest-paid quarterbacks. Is Stroud worth that price after two uneven seasons, or should he prove himself again before Houston pays up? Plus, Victor Wembanyama and Team France fall 90-87 to Nikola Jokic and Serbia. The guys debate whether Wemby needs a signature offensive move and whether he deserves to be ranked ahead of the multiple-time MVP. Finally, Oklahoma rewards Brent Venables with a six-year extension. What does it mean for the Sooners, Texas and this year's Red River Rivalry?
The Sports Office breaks down a loaded Friday across the NFL, NBA and college football. Julian Martinez and John Hygh react to Klay Thompson leaving the Dallas Mavericks for the Miami Heat and look back at his brief run in Dallas. Then, the Houston Texans take center stage. C.J. Stroud reportedly wants a deal worth around $70 million per year, which would put him among the NFL's highest-paid quarterbacks. Is Stroud worth that price after two uneven seasons, or should he prove himself again before Houston pays up? Plus, Victor Wembanyama and Team France fall 90-87 to Nikola Jokic and Serbia. The guys debate whether Wemby needs a signature offensive move and whether he deserves to be ranked ahead of the multiple-time MVP. Finally, Oklahoma rewards Brent Venables with a six-year extension. What does it mean for the Sooners, Texas and this year's Red River Rivalry?
C.J. Stroud Pressure & Our All-Longhorns Fantasy Football Draft
The Sports Office tackles the biggest questions surrounding Texas football before putting a Longhorns twist on fantasy football. Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton play buy or sell, starting with the Houston Texans after Jayden Higgins' season-ending ACL injury. How much pressure is on C.J. Stroud, and can Houston still reach 12 wins? The conversation shifts to college football eligibility after SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey criticized former professional players returning to college. Plus, could Art Briles really have become the Texas Longhorns head coach in 2014? Then, Julian and Dennis de la Pena hold an all-Longhorns fantasy football draft featuring Bijan Robinson, Jonathan Brooks, Xavier Worthy, Matthew Golden, Gunnar Helm, Jaydon Blue, Quinn Ewers and more.
The Sports Office tackles the biggest questions surrounding Texas football before putting a Longhorns twist on fantasy football. Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton play buy or sell, starting with the Houston Texans after Jayden Higgins' season-ending ACL injury. How much pressure is on C.J. Stroud, and can Houston still reach 12 wins? The conversation shifts to college football eligibility after SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey criticized former professional players returning to college. Plus, could Art Briles really have become the Texas Longhorns head coach in 2014? Then, Julian and Dennis de la Pena hold an all-Longhorns fantasy football draft featuring Bijan Robinson, Jonathan Brooks, Xavier Worthy, Matthew Golden, Gunnar Helm, Jaydon Blue, Quinn Ewers and more.
Cowboys-Saints Brawl, Kawhi Drama & Wemby With France
The Sports Office breaks down a wild Wednesday across the NFL, NBA and MLB. Julian Martinez and John Hygh react to multiple fights breaking out during a Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints joint practice. What does the chaos say about the Cowboys, and how should Brian Schottenheimer handle an increasingly chippy team? The conversation then turns to Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers as questions continue surrounding his future and the NBA investigation into sponsorship dealings. Plus, Victor Wembanyama is back on the court with France ahead of international competition. Has Wemby grown even taller, and should Spurs fans be concerned about his offseason workload? Finally, the Milwaukee Brewers hand the Seattle Mariners a stunning 22-0 loss, sparking a conversation about some of the biggest blowouts in sports history.
The Sports Office breaks down a wild Wednesday across the NFL, NBA and MLB. Julian Martinez and John Hygh react to multiple fights breaking out during a Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints joint practice. What does the chaos say about the Cowboys, and how should Brian Schottenheimer handle an increasingly chippy team? The conversation then turns to Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers as questions continue surrounding his future and the NBA investigation into sponsorship dealings. Plus, Victor Wembanyama is back on the court with France ahead of international competition. Has Wemby grown even taller, and should Spurs fans be concerned about his offseason workload? Finally, the Milwaukee Brewers hand the Seattle Mariners a stunning 22-0 loss, sparking a conversation about some of the biggest blowouts in sports history.
Texas Injury Update, Cowboys Hype & Wemby's Offseason Risk
The Sports Office breaks down a packed Tuesday across Texas sports and the NFL. Julian Martinez and Dennis de la Pena discuss the encouraging injury update for Texas offensive lineman Trevor Goosby and why his health could be critical for the Longhorns after landing at No. 5 in the preseason AP Top 25. The conversation shifts to the Dallas Cowboys, where Von Miller has officially arrived at camp. Is Dallas now a legitimate NFC East favorite, and should Jerry Jones continue adding to a revamped defense? Plus, undrafted rookie Camden Brown continues to turn heads after his breakout preseason performance. Then, is Victor Wembanyama doing too much this offseason? The Spurs star is preparing to play competitive basketball for France after a long NBA season, raising questions about workload, conditioning and injury risk. Finally, Roger Goodell says an NFL team outside the United States is inevitable. Could international expansion really be coming?
The Sports Office breaks down a packed Tuesday across Texas sports and the NFL. Julian Martinez and Dennis de la Pena discuss the encouraging injury update for Texas offensive lineman Trevor Goosby and why his health could be critical for the Longhorns after landing at No. 5 in the preseason AP Top 25. The conversation shifts to the Dallas Cowboys, where Von Miller has officially arrived at camp. Is Dallas now a legitimate NFC East favorite, and should Jerry Jones continue adding to a revamped defense? Plus, undrafted rookie Camden Brown continues to turn heads after his breakout preseason performance. Then, is Victor Wembanyama doing too much this offseason? The Spurs star is preparing to play competitive basketball for France after a long NBA season, raising questions about workload, conditioning and injury risk. Finally, Roger Goodell says an NFL team outside the United States is inevitable. Could international expansion really be coming?
Von Miller Joins Cowboys, Texas No. 5 & Spurs Arena Battle
The Sports Office is back with a loaded Monday edition covering the biggest stories across Texas sports. Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton react to Texas landing at No. 5 in the AP Top-25 and break down a Longhorns schedule featuring seven preseason Top 25 opponents. Then, Von Miller is officially a Dallas Cowboy. The crew discusses what the veteran pass rusher can bring to Dallas' defense and whether undrafted rookie Camden Brown's two-touchdown preseason performance could be the start of something bigger. Dave Froelich joins the show to discuss C.J. Stroud and whether the Houston Texans have a legitimate path to the Super Bowl. Plus, San Antonio's downtown Spurs arena takes another step forward after City Council rejects a proposed public vote on the city's contribution, and the show remembers longtime MLB pitcher Tommy John.
The Sports Office is back with a loaded Monday edition covering the biggest stories across Texas sports. Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton react to Texas landing at No. 5 in the AP Top-25 and break down a Longhorns schedule featuring seven preseason Top 25 opponents. Then, Von Miller is officially a Dallas Cowboy. The crew discusses what the veteran pass rusher can bring to Dallas' defense and whether undrafted rookie Camden Brown's two-touchdown preseason performance could be the start of something bigger. Dave Froelich joins the show to discuss C.J. Stroud and whether the Houston Texans have a legitimate path to the Super Bowl. Plus, San Antonio's downtown Spurs arena takes another step forward after City Council rejects a proposed public vote on the city's contribution, and the show remembers longtime MLB pitcher Tommy John.
Cowboys QB Battle, Jayden Daniels-LSU Drama & Spurs Schedule | Sports Office
Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton discuss Davis Mills' performance for the Houston Texans and whether the backup has strengthened his case behind C.J. Stroud. Plus, Joe Milton and Sam Howell battle for the Cowboys' QB2 job behind Dak Prescott. Then, the conversation turns to Jayden Daniels' dispute with LSU over the No. 5 jersey and why the controversy could become an unnecessary distraction entering a critical NFL season. The NBA schedule is also out, with Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs set for a major national spotlight and three games in Austin. Plus, reaction to Cam Ward, the Arizona Cardinals offense and former Texas Longhorns making plays during NFL preseason action.
Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton discuss Davis Mills' performance for the Houston Texans and whether the backup has strengthened his case behind C.J. Stroud. Plus, Joe Milton and Sam Howell battle for the Cowboys' QB2 job behind Dak Prescott. Then, the conversation turns to Jayden Daniels' dispute with LSU over the No. 5 jersey and why the controversy could become an unnecessary distraction entering a critical NFL season. The NBA schedule is also out, with Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs set for a major national spotlight and three games in Austin. Plus, reaction to Cam Ward, the Arizona Cardinals offense and former Texas Longhorns making plays during NFL preseason action.
Texas LB Calls Out Ohio State, NFL Hall of Fame Debate | Sports Office
New Texas linebacker Rasheem Biles isn’t hiding his feelings about Ohio State. The Columbus native says he wasn’t interested in becoming a Buckeye after Ohio State passed on him coming out of high school. Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton discuss what the Pitt transfer could bring to the Longhorns defense under Will Muschamp. Plus, The Sports Office previews Hutto football as the Hippos begin a new era under head coach Casey Walveran, with Oklahoma commit Jaiden Fields helping lead the way. Later, Alec Nolan takes on a blind-ranking challenge featuring potential NFL Hall of Famers. Rob Gronkowski, Ben Roethlisberger and Adrian Peterson get his three spots, while Cam Newton, Antonio Brown, Richard Sherman, Andrew Whitworth and Gerald McCoy are left waiting.
New Texas linebacker Rasheem Biles isn’t hiding his feelings about Ohio State. The Columbus native says he wasn’t interested in becoming a Buckeye after Ohio State passed on him coming out of high school. Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton discuss what the Pitt transfer could bring to the Longhorns defense under Will Muschamp. Plus, The Sports Office previews Hutto football as the Hippos begin a new era under head coach Casey Walveran, with Oklahoma commit Jaiden Fields helping lead the way. Later, Alec Nolan takes on a blind-ranking challenge featuring potential NFL Hall of Famers. Rob Gronkowski, Ben Roethlisberger and Adrian Peterson get his three spots, while Cam Newton, Antonio Brown, Richard Sherman, Andrew Whitworth and Gerald McCoy are left waiting.
Russell Westbrook Retires, Cowboys Hit $15.5B | Sports Office
Russell Westbrook is retiring after 18 NBA seasons, closing the book on the career of a former MVP and one of basketball’s greatest triple-double machines. Julian Martinez and Dennis de la Peña debate Westbrook’s legacy and whether he is walking away at the right time. The Sports Office also breaks down the Dallas Cowboys’ $15.5 billion valuation, Jerry Jones’ success building the Cowboys brand and Dallas’ latest moves to strengthen its defense. Plus, Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire wants a marquee opponent and Notre Dame could be an option if its future series with Texas changes. The guys discuss the Red Raiders’ scheduling push and whether Notre Dame should finally join a conference. Later, Weiss High School enters the season with state championship expectations, the Lake Travis community rallies around Odin Hensley, and Boerne Little League heads to Williamsport following a wild regional controversy.
Russell Westbrook is retiring after 18 NBA seasons, closing the book on the career of a former MVP and one of basketball’s greatest triple-double machines. Julian Martinez and Dennis de la Peña debate Westbrook’s legacy and whether he is walking away at the right time. The Sports Office also breaks down the Dallas Cowboys’ $15.5 billion valuation, Jerry Jones’ success building the Cowboys brand and Dallas’ latest moves to strengthen its defense. Plus, Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire wants a marquee opponent and Notre Dame could be an option if its future series with Texas changes. The guys discuss the Red Raiders’ scheduling push and whether Notre Dame should finally join a conference. Later, Weiss High School enters the season with state championship expectations, the Lake Travis community rallies around Odin Hensley, and Boerne Little League heads to Williamsport following a wild regional controversy.
Sports Office 8-11-2026: Cam Coleman Goes Viral, Cowboys’ Best 88 Debate, Spurs Schedule
The Sports Office breaks down a packed day of Texas sports, starting with new Longhorns wide receiver Cam Coleman and his viral one-handed catch. Julian Martinez and John Hygh discuss what Coleman could bring to Arch Manning and the Texas offense, Ryan Wingo’s role and why the offensive line remains a major question. Then, Michael Irvin says CeeDee Lamb may be the most talented Cowboys No. 88 yet. We compare Lamb with Irvin, Drew Pearson and Dez Bryant and debate who deserves the title of Dallas’ best No. 88. Plus, the Houston Texans are getting early praise for rookie offensive lineman Keylan Rutledge as the team looks to improve its protection and running game around C.J. Stroud. Finally, the NBA schedule is out. We break down the San Antonio Spurs’ marquee matchups, including Oklahoma City, a Christmas Day showdown with the New York Knicks and an Austin matchup against Kevin Durant and the Houston Rockets at the Moody Center.
The Sports Office breaks down a packed day of Texas sports, starting with new Longhorns wide receiver Cam Coleman and his viral one-handed catch. Julian Martinez and John Hygh discuss what Coleman could bring to Arch Manning and the Texas offense, Ryan Wingo’s role and why the offensive line remains a major question. Then, Michael Irvin says CeeDee Lamb may be the most talented Cowboys No. 88 yet. We compare Lamb with Irvin, Drew Pearson and Dez Bryant and debate who deserves the title of Dallas’ best No. 88. Plus, the Houston Texans are getting early praise for rookie offensive lineman Keylan Rutledge as the team looks to improve its protection and running game around C.J. Stroud. Finally, the NBA schedule is out. We break down the San Antonio Spurs’ marquee matchups, including Oklahoma City, a Christmas Day showdown with the New York Knicks and an Austin matchup against Kevin Durant and the Houston Rockets at the Moody Center.
Sports Office 8-7-2026: Texas Camp, NFL Hall of Fame, Kawhi Scandal and Austin FC Win
The Sports Office wraps up the week with Texas football, NFL Hall of Fame talk, the latest Kawhi Leonard controversy and an Austin FC victory. Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton begin with Texas preseason camp, including Cole Hutson’s return to the Longhorns offensive line and what it could mean for Steve Sarkisian’s depth up front. They also discuss Ryan Niblett’s potential for a bigger offensive role, Ryan Wingo’s chemistry with Arch Manning and early impressions of transfer receiver Cam Coleman. The conversation then turns to the NFL as the preseason gets underway with the Hall of Fame Game. Drew Brees and Larry Fitzgerald headline the Hall of Fame discussion as two of their generation’s most memorable stars prepare to receive football’s highest honor. On the NBA side, new allegations surrounding Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers add another layer to the ongoing salary-cap controversy. The guys discuss what the situation could mean for Leonard, Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and a potential Toronto Raptors trade. Plus, Austin FC opens Leagues Cup play with a 2-0 victory over Club Tijuana as the club looks to build momentum.
The Sports Office wraps up the week with Texas football, NFL Hall of Fame talk, the latest Kawhi Leonard controversy and an Austin FC victory. Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton begin with Texas preseason camp, including Cole Hutson’s return to the Longhorns offensive line and what it could mean for Steve Sarkisian’s depth up front. They also discuss Ryan Niblett’s potential for a bigger offensive role, Ryan Wingo’s chemistry with Arch Manning and early impressions of transfer receiver Cam Coleman. The conversation then turns to the NFL as the preseason gets underway with the Hall of Fame Game. Drew Brees and Larry Fitzgerald headline the Hall of Fame discussion as two of their generation’s most memorable stars prepare to receive football’s highest honor. On the NBA side, new allegations surrounding Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers add another layer to the ongoing salary-cap controversy. The guys discuss what the situation could mean for Leonard, Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and a potential Toronto Raptors trade. Plus, Austin FC opens Leagues Cup play with a 2-0 victory over Club Tijuana as the club looks to build momentum.
Sports Office 8-6-2026: Cowboys, Texans Super Bowl Hype, Aiyuk Drama, Kyler Murray and Wemby
The Sports Office tackles a packed day of NFL and Spurs news, beginning with CeeDee Lamb’s unconventional training camp drills and whether the Dallas Cowboys or Houston Texans have a legitimate path to the Super Bowl. Julian Martinez and John Hygh break down the Cowboys’ explosive offense, questions surrounding their defense and whether Dak Prescott can lead Dallas through a competitive NFC. On the Houston side, the discussion centers on the Texans’ elite defense and whether C.J. Stroud can rebound and elevate the offense. The conversation then shifts to Brandon Aiyuk and his uncertain future with the San Francisco 49ers after a lengthy absence and continued speculation about a potential move elsewhere. Plus, Kyler Murray gets a fresh start with the Minnesota Vikings as he competes with J.J. McCarthy, and Victor Wembanyama joins several San Antonio Spurs teammates for offseason bonding in France following their Finals run.
The Sports Office tackles a packed day of NFL and Spurs news, beginning with CeeDee Lamb’s unconventional training camp drills and whether the Dallas Cowboys or Houston Texans have a legitimate path to the Super Bowl. Julian Martinez and John Hygh break down the Cowboys’ explosive offense, questions surrounding their defense and whether Dak Prescott can lead Dallas through a competitive NFC. On the Houston side, the discussion centers on the Texans’ elite defense and whether C.J. Stroud can rebound and elevate the offense. The conversation then shifts to Brandon Aiyuk and his uncertain future with the San Francisco 49ers after a lengthy absence and continued speculation about a potential move elsewhere. Plus, Kyler Murray gets a fresh start with the Minnesota Vikings as he competes with J.J. McCarthy, and Victor Wembanyama joins several San Antonio Spurs teammates for offseason bonding in France following their Finals run.
Sports Office 8-5-2026: Texas No. 4, QB Rankings and Akron Football
The Sports Office breaks down a loaded day of college football and NFL rankings. Texas opens the season at No. 4 in the coaches poll behind Ohio State, Oregon and Georgia. Julian Martinez and John Hygh discuss whether that ranking fits the Longhorns, how Arch Manning and a talented offense could position Texas for another College Football Playoff run, and what to expect from Oklahoma, Texas A&M, SMU, Houston and defending Big 12 champion Texas Tech. The conversation then shifts to Mike Sando’s quarterback tiers from The Athletic. Dak Prescott lands at No. 7 in Tier 2, sparking a debate over whether the Dallas Cowboys quarterback belongs alongside the NFL’s elite. Meanwhile, Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud falls to No. 20 in Tier 3 as questions continue about whether he can regain the form of his rookie season. Plus, the guys discuss Texas Tech’s playoff chances, the Big 12 race and the University of Akron giving one lucky fan the chance to call plays during the opening drive of a game.
The Sports Office breaks down a loaded day of college football and NFL rankings. Texas opens the season at No. 4 in the coaches poll behind Ohio State, Oregon and Georgia. Julian Martinez and John Hygh discuss whether that ranking fits the Longhorns, how Arch Manning and a talented offense could position Texas for another College Football Playoff run, and what to expect from Oklahoma, Texas A&M, SMU, Houston and defending Big 12 champion Texas Tech. The conversation then shifts to Mike Sando’s quarterback tiers from The Athletic. Dak Prescott lands at No. 7 in Tier 2, sparking a debate over whether the Dallas Cowboys quarterback belongs alongside the NFL’s elite. Meanwhile, Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud falls to No. 20 in Tier 3 as questions continue about whether he can regain the form of his rookie season. Plus, the guys discuss Texas Tech’s playoff chances, the Big 12 race and the University of Akron giving one lucky fan the chance to call plays during the opening drive of a game.
Sports Office 8-4-2026: Bijan Paid, MLB Trade Deadline, KD's LeBron Take
On this edition of The Sports Office, Julian Martinez and Dennis de la Pena break down the biggest sports headlines of the week, including the Houston Astros' and Texas Rangers' trade deadline decisions, whether either club is built for a postseason run, and what comes next for both franchises. The show also discusses Bijan Robinson's lucrative new contract with the Atlanta Falcons, the growing use of Guardian Caps in the NFL to improve player safety, and Kevin Durant's viral comments comparing LeBron James' move to Philadelphia with his own decision to join the Warriors.
On this edition of The Sports Office, Julian Martinez and Dennis de la Pena break down the biggest sports headlines of the week, including the Houston Astros' and Texas Rangers' trade deadline decisions, whether either club is built for a postseason run, and what comes next for both franchises. The show also discusses Bijan Robinson's lucrative new contract with the Atlanta Falcons, the growing use of Guardian Caps in the NFL to improve player safety, and Kevin Durant's viral comments comparing LeBron James' move to Philadelphia with his own decision to join the Warriors.
Sports Office 8-3-2026: Dodgers Win Big, USMNT, USC-Notre Dame & MLB Deadline
The MLB Trade Deadline delivered one blockbuster after another, led by the Dodgers landing Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal. Julian Martinez and Cliff Thornton discuss whether Los Angeles gave up enough, if the Astros and Rangers made the right moves by standing pat, and what it means for the American League playoff race. The conversation then shifts to soccer as Mauricio Pochettino returns to lead the U.S. Men's National Team. The guys discuss why continuity matters, Christian Pulisic's role moving forward and what Team USA needs before the 2030 World Cup. They also react to the renewal of the historic USC-Notre Dame rivalry, debate the impact of scheduling in the College Football Playoff era, and preview Legacy Ranch High School's first varsity football season as the newest program in Liberty Hill. Watch the full Sports Office discussion.
The MLB Trade Deadline delivered one blockbuster after another, led by the Dodgers landing Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal. Julian Martinez and Cliff Thornton discuss whether Los Angeles gave up enough, if the Astros and Rangers made the right moves by standing pat, and what it means for the American League playoff race. The conversation then shifts to soccer as Mauricio Pochettino returns to lead the U.S. Men's National Team. The guys discuss why continuity matters, Christian Pulisic's role moving forward and what Team USA needs before the 2030 World Cup. They also react to the renewal of the historic USC-Notre Dame rivalry, debate the impact of scheduling in the College Football Playoff era, and preview Legacy Ranch High School's first varsity football season as the newest program in Liberty Hill. Watch the full Sports Office discussion.
Sports Office 7-31-2026: Texas Football, Kawhi Drama & FIFA Expansion
Steve Sarkisian's comments about roster turnover continue to fuel debate as Texas football navigates the NIL and transfer portal era. Julian Martinez and Cliff Thornton discuss which departing Longhorns the program will miss most and whether coaches should be more transparent about roster decisions. The conversation then shifts to the NBA, where Kawhi Leonard's proposed return to the Toronto Raptors is reportedly on hold amid an NBA investigation. The duo breaks down whether the Raptors should walk away from the deal and what the uncertainty means for both franchises. They also tackle FIFA's reported plan to expand the men's World Cup from 48 to 64 teams, debating whether a larger field would create more excitement or dilute one of the world's biggest sporting events. Plus, a quick look at Austin FC's upcoming stretch and its search for a first road win of the MLS season.
Steve Sarkisian's comments about roster turnover continue to fuel debate as Texas football navigates the NIL and transfer portal era. Julian Martinez and Cliff Thornton discuss which departing Longhorns the program will miss most and whether coaches should be more transparent about roster decisions. The conversation then shifts to the NBA, where Kawhi Leonard's proposed return to the Toronto Raptors is reportedly on hold amid an NBA investigation. The duo breaks down whether the Raptors should walk away from the deal and what the uncertainty means for both franchises. They also tackle FIFA's reported plan to expand the men's World Cup from 48 to 64 teams, debating whether a larger field would create more excitement or dilute one of the world's biggest sporting events. Plus, a quick look at Austin FC's upcoming stretch and its search for a first road win of the MLS season.
Sports Office 7-30-2026: Texas Named College Football's Most Valuable Program Again
The Texas Longhorns remain college football's most valuable program. A new valuation ranks Texas as the nation's most valuable college football brand for the second consecutive year, ahead of Ohio State, Notre Dame, Michigan and Georgia. On this edition of The Sports Office, Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton break down why Texas continues to dominate financially, debate the biggest surprises in the rankings, discuss where programs like Miami, USC and Oklahoma fit, and examine what role Arch Manning and the Longhorn brand play in the valuation.
The Texas Longhorns remain college football's most valuable program. A new valuation ranks Texas as the nation's most valuable college football brand for the second consecutive year, ahead of Ohio State, Notre Dame, Michigan and Georgia. On this edition of The Sports Office, Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton break down why Texas continues to dominate financially, debate the biggest surprises in the rankings, discuss where programs like Miami, USC and Oklahoma fit, and examine what role Arch Manning and the Longhorn brand play in the valuation.
Sports Office 7-29-2026: Cowboys Training Camp
Can the Dallas Cowboys finally end their decades-long Super Bowl drought? Julian Martinez and John Hygh break down the biggest storylines entering Cowboys training camp, including Jerry Jones' comments about making aggressive trades, whether Dak Prescott's championship window is closing, and potential targets like Maxx Crosby and Vita Vea. The discussion also covers the Cowboys' revamped defense, offensive line, running back competition, NFC East outlook, preseason expectations, and whether Dallas has done enough to compete with the NFL's elite this season. Plus, the show dives into new UIL heat safety rules for Texas athletes, Longhorn defensive back Grayson Littleton's community work, and the latest on the Astros and Rangers ahead of the MLB trade deadline.
Can the Dallas Cowboys finally end their decades-long Super Bowl drought? Julian Martinez and John Hygh break down the biggest storylines entering Cowboys training camp, including Jerry Jones' comments about making aggressive trades, whether Dak Prescott's championship window is closing, and potential targets like Maxx Crosby and Vita Vea. The discussion also covers the Cowboys' revamped defense, offensive line, running back competition, NFC East outlook, preseason expectations, and whether Dallas has done enough to compete with the NFL's elite this season. Plus, the show dives into new UIL heat safety rules for Texas athletes, Longhorn defensive back Grayson Littleton's community work, and the latest on the Astros and Rangers ahead of the MLB trade deadline.
Sports Office 7-28-2026: LeBron's 76ers, Cowboys Camp & NFL Preview
Football is back, and the NBA offseason just got even more interesting. On this episode of The Sports Office, Julian Martinez and Dennis de la Pena discuss the excitement surrounding NFL training camps, the Dallas Cowboys' expectations entering the season, and why the defense could determine whether Dallas finally ends its long playoff drought. The show also dives into one of the biggest NBA stories of the year: LeBron James signing with the Philadelphia 76ers. FOX 29 Philadelphia's Scott Grayson joins the show to explain why LeBron chose Philly, how Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid factored into the decision, what the move means for the Sixers' championship hopes, and how Philadelphia stacks up against the Spurs, Thunder and the rest of the NBA.
Football is back, and the NBA offseason just got even more interesting. On this episode of The Sports Office, Julian Martinez and Dennis de la Pena discuss the excitement surrounding NFL training camps, the Dallas Cowboys' expectations entering the season, and why the defense could determine whether Dallas finally ends its long playoff drought. The show also dives into one of the biggest NBA stories of the year: LeBron James signing with the Philadelphia 76ers. FOX 29 Philadelphia's Scott Grayson joins the show to explain why LeBron chose Philly, how Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid factored into the decision, what the move means for the Sixers' championship hopes, and how Philadelphia stacks up against the Spurs, Thunder and the rest of the NBA.
Sports Office 7-27-2026: Arch Manning, Steph Curry Rumors &
This week on The Sports Office, Julian Martinez and Cliff Thornton tackle some of the biggest stories in sports. The duo discusses why Arch Manning's star power makes Texas the biggest target in college football, how NIL and salary cap-style roster management are changing the sport, and whether the San Antonio Spurs should consider a blockbuster trade for Steph Curry. They also debate the latest Baseball Hall of Fame class featuring Carlos Beltrán and Jeff Kent, discuss players still waiting for Cooperstown, and react to the Buffalo Bills' new "Nickel City" alternate uniforms. From college football to the NBA, MLB, and NFL, it's another packed episode of The Sports Office.
This week on The Sports Office, Julian Martinez and Cliff Thornton tackle some of the biggest stories in sports. The duo discusses why Arch Manning's star power makes Texas the biggest target in college football, how NIL and salary cap-style roster management are changing the sport, and whether the San Antonio Spurs should consider a blockbuster trade for Steph Curry. They also debate the latest Baseball Hall of Fame class featuring Carlos Beltrán and Jeff Kent, discuss players still waiting for Cooperstown, and react to the Buffalo Bills' new "Nickel City" alternate uniforms. From college football to the NBA, MLB, and NFL, it's another packed episode of The Sports Office.
Sports Office 7-24-2026: LeBron Joins 76ers, Texas SEC Ranking and Cowboys QB Debate
LeBron James is officially joining the Philadelphia 76ers, but does the move make Philadelphia the favorite in the Eastern Conference? Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton break down how LeBron fits alongside Tyrese Maxey, Joel Embiid and the rest of the 76ers’ star-studded lineup. They also examine his legacy with the Los Angeles Lakers and where he ranks among the franchise’s greatest players. Plus, the Sports Office discusses Texas being picked to finish second in the SEC, Arch Manning’s preseason recognition, the pressure facing Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer and whether Michael Penix Jr. could eventually become a quarterback option for the Dallas Cowboys.
LeBron James is officially joining the Philadelphia 76ers, but does the move make Philadelphia the favorite in the Eastern Conference? Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton break down how LeBron fits alongside Tyrese Maxey, Joel Embiid and the rest of the 76ers’ star-studded lineup. They also examine his legacy with the Los Angeles Lakers and where he ranks among the franchise’s greatest players. Plus, the Sports Office discusses Texas being picked to finish second in the SEC, Arch Manning’s preseason recognition, the pressure facing Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer and whether Michael Penix Jr. could eventually become a quarterback option for the Dallas Cowboys.