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Cody Daniel

Cody Daniel

Verified

Editor, Burnt Orange Nation

San Antonio

Final Covers

College Football , Basketball , Nba , Nfl

Doesn’t Cover

Gambling, Drugs, Propaganda

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Industries

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Content

Total articles 274

  • Thoughts on Texas’ trip to Lubbock, tourney odds, and more

    By Cody Daniel Verified| The Longhorn Republic Verified Chris Beard’s Texas Longhorns are coming off of a week during which they traveled to the most hostile environment they’ll likely ever enter, which they left with a loss, only to return home and deliver the No. 20 Iowa State Cyclones a 22-point blowout loss. Now they’ll look ahead to Kansas and Baylor as the schedule becoming more daunting down the stretch. Here’s a few thoughts on the previous week, and what’s to come. Everything about Texas’ trip to Lubbock was less than ideal.

    By Cody Daniel Verified · The Longhorn Republic

    Feb. 07, 2022

  • Looming stretch will define Year 1 of the Steve Sarkisian era at Texas

    By Cody Daniel Verified| Burnt Orange Nation@ Each year, there’s typically a two-to-three game stretch — sometimes more — that you can circle and say it will define the season. Last year, it was the TCU and Oklahoma games, in which Texas went 0-2 to drop to 2-2. That stretch effectively marked the beginning of the end for Tom Herman with the Horns, and thus, opened the door for the Steve Sarkisian era.

    By Cody Daniel Verified · Burnt Orange Nation

    Sep. 30, 2021

  • Thoughts on Texas’ trip to Lubbock, tourney odds, and more

    By Cody Daniel Verified| The Longhorn Republic Verified Chris Beard’s Texas Longhorns are coming off of a week during which they traveled to the most hostile environment they’ll likely ever enter, which they left with a loss, only to return home and deliver the No. 20 Iowa State Cyclones a 22-point blowout loss. Now they’ll look ahead to Kansas and Baylor as the schedule becoming more daunting down the stretch. Here’s a few thoughts on the previous week, and what’s to come. Everything about Texas’ trip to Lubbock was less than ideal.

    By Cody Daniel Verified · The Longhorn Republic

    Feb. 07, 2022

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Company Info

Burnt Orange Nation

Your best source for quality Texas Longhorns news, rumors, analysis, stats and scores from the fan perspective.

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Founded: 2004