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Josh McCown played quarterback for 12 teams across nearly two decades in the NFL, and learned a different offense almost every season. He looks forward to sharing his knowledge and experience as a coach. “I love being part of teams and being part of a group,” McCown said on the AP Pro Football Podcast. “You start out with that group and you say: ‘OK, let’s go try to do something special, let’s create a process and let’s get better at that process.’ So I really enjoy that, and whether it’s at the high school level or college, I don’t really care and I don’t really care what the position is. I just enjoy being part of teams and so hopefully that’s in the future some day.” McCown interviewed for Houston’s head coach vacancy after each of the last two seasons. The Texans raised eyebrows when they seriously considered McCown, who spent the final part of his last season in the NFL in 2020 backing up Deshaun Watson. McCown was fresh off the field and had no experience other than … [Read more...] about Former Houston Texans QB Josh McCown hopeful to get a coaching opportunity

One of the most anticipated weekends of the college football season is about to get underway, with an array of conference championship games on deck—some of which could have College Football Playoff implications. DraftKings analyst Mike Golic Jr. , host of the GoJo Show podcast , joined Chron to discuss TCU 's CFP case, conference title bets and more. What intrigues you the most about conference championship weekend? You get a couple of rematches. Utah is the only loss and blemish on USC's schedule, and then TCU and Kansas State, which has looked very different. Still good, but different with Will Howard at the helm in the last few weeks of this season. What a unique challenge for both of those teams. We usually think of that rematch as more of an NFL problem, with the divisions and the way that they're set up, but college football is getting two of those with huge stakes on the line. Both [USC and TCU] are in a win-and-they're-in situation—TCU might be able to … [Read more...] about Can TCU actually win the College Football Playoff? Mike Golic Jr. weighs in

If you know one thing about Texas, it’s that it’s big. You’re bound to find plenty to see and do across its more than 268,000 square miles. That includes all the modern trappings of major cities interspersed with rolling hills, vast ranchland and even some mountains. But no road trip is complete without a stop at one of the state’s weird and wonderful roadside attractions. They range from a graffitied Cadillac graveyard and Stonehenge replica to a toilet seat museum inside a beer garden. Hop in the car and set your GPS for these roadside destinations. ShangriLlama Royce City ShangriLlama is more than just a great pun. It’s also a 10-acre ranch with an Irish castle and a barn, where the founding family keeps six llamas sporting names like Dalai Llama, Bahama Llama and Barack O’Llama. Stop in for a visit and you can partake in llama lessons to learn about the animals, feed them snacks and then embark on a llama walk, which takes you and the animals on a group stroll … [Read more...] about The Weirdest and Most Worthwhile Roadside Attractions in Texas