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0-3. Again. The Texans Battle the Cowboys, And Houston Can’t Afford to Miss It.

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Alright, Houston. We’re here again. An 0-3 start to the season, already behind the eight ball. It feels like we love starting every year playing catch-up, doesn’t it? This Sunday, we’re diving into the quadrennial Battle of Texas against those Baja Oklahoma Cowboys, and honestly, the stakes feel pretty high for a team needing a win BADLY.

The “Behind the Eight Ball” Grind

Head coach DeMeco Ryans and the crew just can’t seem to catch a break, kicking off the season digging out of an 0-3 hole. It’s a tough spot to be in, and you gotta wonder when things are gonna click. We’ve watched them struggle, and now they’re facing their biggest state rivals. This isn’t just another game, it’s a chance to show some grit and maybe, just maybe, turn this thing around before it gets even uglier. Every snap at Reliant Stadium is gonna matter.

Don’t Miss a Single Snap: How to Watch

You definitely don’t want to miss a second of this one, especially with our team needing to make a statement. The game kicks off tomorrow, Sunday, October 4, at 12:00 pm CST from Reliant Stadium right here in Houston. You can catch all the action live on Fox, with Kenny Albert and Greg Olsen on the call. Brad Allen will be the referee for the matchup. If you’re old school, you can tune into the radio broadcast on 95.7 FM The Fan. For all you streamers out there, you’ve got plenty of options, though you’ll need those subscriptions handy: DirecTV, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, NFL+, Fox One, Fox Sports App, Sling TV, YouTube, and YouTubeTV (via Sunday Ticket). Make sure you’re set up because this is one you’ll want to watch from the comfort of your own home, probably with some shouting involved.

We’re 0-3, but it’s the Battle of Texas, y’all. This team needs to show up, and we need to be there cheering them on, however we can. Let’s hope for a different outcome this week. Go Texans!

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Originally reported by Battle Red Blog.

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