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“Should Texas Football Rewrite the Playoff Rules? Inside Rivalries, RoboTaxis, and Austin’s Big Comeback” Episode Description "Does it really matter how you played in September, or is November and December all that counts in college football?" That’s the burning question kicking off this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where football fever collides with Austin’s urban evolution and the future of ride-sharing. Join JB, Sandy, and Tricia as they dive into the electrifying aftermath of the Texas Longhorns’ victory over the Aggies—a win that sparks heated debate about playoff fairness, national brand influence, and the heartbreak of senior players opting out for NFL dreams. Sandy’s razor-sharp football insights challenge the playoff committee’s logic, while JB asks, “Should networks have the power to shape the playoffs just for ratings?” The crew doesn’t shy away from controversy, dissecting Coach Sark’s postgame defense and the infamous Florida loss with memorable lines like, “Explain Florida. You got beat by a really bad Florida team.” But the show isn’t just about football. Tricia brings the “story we love,” revealing how the Downtown Austin Alliance is fighting to revive the city’s heart with half-price Uber rides and $25 billion in construction transforming the landscape. The team shares personal stories about navigating Austin’s chaos, from cadet parades to the quirks of city parking. The conversation shifts gears as JB recounts their first ride in a Tesla RoboTaxi—“$6 for a trip that’s usually $30!”—and the hosts imagine a future where ride-share means choosing your adventure, from classic cars to mullet-powered pickups. The laughter is contagious, especially when Sandy jokes, “If Uber had an option for a guy with a mullet in an ’87 Chevy Silverado, I’d choose it more often than I’m proud to admit.” From college football’s playoff drama to Austin’s urban reinvention and the wild world of ride-sharing, this episode is packed with sharp opinions, local flavor, and moments that will have you texting friends before the show even ends.
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

“It’s not about how you were playing in September. It’s how you’re playing in November, December, right?”
“Explain Florida. You got beat by a really bad Florida team.”
“If Uber had an option for a guy with a mullet in an ’87 Chevy Silverado… I’d choose it more often than I’m proud to admit.”
“Downtown Austin is in the middle of a major transformation—$25 billion in construction projects underway.”
“$6 in the RoboTaxi. Whoa, six bucks. Yep.”

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