Chip Brown is a journalist focusing on local sports in Texas, particularly covering the Longhorns for 247Sports and hosting a radio show with Zay Collier. With a background in sports reporting for outlets like The Dallas Morning News and Yellowhammer Multimedia, Chip's work delves into the intricacies of Texas sports culture, providing insights and analysis for fans and insiders alike.
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Chip Brown's coverage is predominantly focused on sports, particularly college football and the Texas Longhorns. His articles cover events, announcements, and promotional deals related to these topics. Hence, he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming events or major developments within college football, specifically those involving the Texas Longhorns.
Given his focus on local (United States, Texas) content around college football and the Texas Longhorns team, Chip would likely respond well to pitches from sources with direct knowledge of these teams or specific players. Additionally, stories that offer unique insights into game strategies or behind-the-scenes happenings could also capture his interest.
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By: Chip Brown
In this week's edition of Take Two, in which Horns247's Chip Brown and Eric Henry discuss hot topics involving Texas football, sports and life, Brown and Henry debate if the Longhorns have their offensive mojo back heading to Arkansas, argue if its fair to compare Tre Johnson to Kevin Durant and more.
By: Chip Brown
In the College Football Playoff committee's second rankings release Tuesday night, Texas is the highest-ranked SEC team and the league's projected champion. All the Longhorns have to do now is prove the committee right.
By: Chip Brown
In this week's edition of "The Insider," we go behind the scenes to break down Texas' running game woes while serving up nuggets galore as the Longhorns head to Arkansas.
By: Chip Brown
Horns247's Chip Brown gives you his Snap Judgments and Helmet Stickers from No. 3 Texas' 20-10 victory at Arkansas in a game much closer than it needed to be because quarterback Quinn Ewers wasn't nearly as sharp as he was a week ago against Florida.
By: Chip Brown
Texas third-year starting quarterback Quinn Ewers came through in the end for the Longhorns in a 20-10 win at Arkansas on Saturday, but Ewers should've come through before that. If Ewers doesn't elevate his play from here on out, Texas won't reach its season goals.
By: Chip Brown
Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers came through in the end for the Longhorns in a 20-10 win at Arkansas on Saturday, but he should've come through earlier. If Ewers doesn't elevate his play from here on out, Texas won't reach its season goals.
By: Chip Brown
In this week's edition of Take Two, in which Horns247's Chip Brown and Eric Henry discuss hot topics involving Texas football, sports and life, Brown and Henry debate why Texas could win the national title this season; selecting Jahdae Barron or Travis Hunter; their favorite Senior Day memories and more.
Texas and Notre Dame have worked out the details of a home-and-home series in football for the 2028 and 2029 seasons. The announcement of the two games was made on Tuesday. The Longhorns are going to South Bend in 2028 and the Fighting Irish are visiting Austin in 2029.
By: Chip Brown
In this week's edition of "The Insider," sources close to Quinn Ewers tell Horns247 they expect the Texas quarterback to enter the 2025 NFL Draft, meaning Saturday's game against Kentucky would be Ewers' last regular-season home game as a Longhorn.
Here's 10 thoughts heading into the Longhorns' 2:30 pm CT home game Saturday against Kentucky, which Texas coach Steve Sarkisian called "the biggest game of the season" (to keep his players from falling into a trap-game situation).
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