How Brian Bosworth found out Quinn Ewers was his deputy for Dr Pepper's 'Fansville'
The Red River Rivalry can even impact commercial shoots. This year, Texas Longhorns QB Quinn Ewers is starring in Dr Pepper’s ...
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Dr. Pepper kept Brian Bosworth in the dark about his new deputy, Texas QB Quinn Ewers
This year, “Fansville” needed a deputy sheriff, so Dr. Pepper chose Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers to play the role.
Dr Pepper Refused To Tell Brian Bosworth About Quinn Ewers Collaboration So He Couldn’t Say No
Brian Bosworth had no idea that Quinn Ewers was going to be his new deputy on the Fansville commercials. Dr Pepper decided ...
Texas QB Quinn Ewers teams up with Brian Bosworth in ad - but Boz almost refused to film with him
There's no love lost between Oklahoma and Texas in college football, especially when it comes to their iconic Red River Rivalry. So when a legendary Sooner found himself face-to-fa ...
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Dr Pepper didn't tell Boz that Texas QB Quinn Ewers was his deputy until last minute
Red River Rivalry even impacts commercial shoots. Dr Pepper didn’t tell Boz that Texas QB Quinn Ewers was deputy until last ...
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Quinn Ewers injury: What Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian said of QB's outlook
Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian said star quarterback Quinn Ewers suffered an oblique strain Saturday in a 56-7 win over UTSA at Royal-Memorial Stadium. The severity of that strain is still ...
Arch Manning or Quinn Ewers? Texas finally ends QB debate, officially names starter after debate
After weeks of speculation and mounting anticipation, Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian has officially named the starting quarterback for the Red River Rivalry clash again ...
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Quinn Ewers injury: What Steve Sarkisian said of Texas football QB's outlook for Oklahoma
Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian said the Longhorns could "hopefully" get starting quarterback Quinn Ewers back for their rivalry game against Oklahoma on Oct. 12. "We'll see," Sarkisian said ...