Brian Davis is the Chief Meteorologist at WDTN Dayton, OH. He covers a range of topics including sports, finance, and regional interests, often focusing on football and college sports, particularly in relation to Texas and the University of Texas. Brian's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Collider, USA TODAY, and Yahoo Sports.
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By: Brian Davis
The College Football Playoffs won’t be the first time Quinn Ewers and Cade Klubnik have clashed in a high-profile matchup in the state of Texas. The Texas and Clemson quarterbacks staged a huge shootout in January 2021 for the Class 6A Division I state championship during their high school days at AT&T Stadium.
Posted: Updated: Tonight will be cloudy with areas of drizzle and some fog possible. Lows will drop into the low 40s.
By: Brian Davis
Not again, Agent Zero. Cowboys fans held their breath Monday night when Texas ex DeMarvion Overshown went down with another apparent knee injury against the Cincinnati Bengals.
By: Brian Davis
ESPN’s Todd McShay has run hot and cold on Texas over the years, but he’s always had a fair-minded approach to the Longhorns. He really likes Texas’ chances to reach the College Football Playoff semifinals and possibly the national title game.
Colder air moves in overnight. Lows drop into the upper 20s with scattered late night snow showers possible.
WBBJ 7 Forecast Update: A weak disturbance will pass through in the late morning and a few snow flurries or sprinkles will be possible in the northern counties later in the morning. This system will blow through quickly and we’ll return to mostly clear skies by mid afternoon into the evening. Temperatures will continue to drop as the night progresses....
November 29, 2024 — 05:00 pm EST Written by G. Brian Davis for GOBankingRates
Look for snow showers early tonight, and some may produce a brief burst of heavy snow.
By: Brian Davis
Paralysis by analysis is a real thing, not just a trendy talking point. Just look at all the information at Texas volleyball coach Jerritt Elliott’s disposal.
By: Brian Davis
A narrow band of snow will produce some light accumulations early tonight.
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