After Indiana stunned the college football world Monday with a remarkable turnaround that ended in a national championship, attention has already shifted toward next season.
On Tuesday morning, D1Baseball released their Preseason All-American list for the 2026 college baseball season. The No. 3 Texas Longhorns, who enter the season as a top contender to make it to Omaha, were among some of the select programs to have multiple athletes receive All-American honors.
The Texas Longhorns will soon return to the diamond in the 2026 season, in which the Longhorns are no longer the chasers but the ones being chased as head coach Mike White and his squad enter the season as defending national champions.
The Texas Longhorns are still trying to find their footing midway through the 2025-26 season. Several games into conference play, the Longhorns currently have an 11-7 overall record, and through their first five games of SEC play, they have a 2-3 record.
The National Championship concluded with the Indiana Hoosiers hoisting the golden trophy for the first time in the history of the program. A historic season that has now officially come to a close, college football fans quickly turn their focus to next year.
The Texas Longhorns seem to take center stage every offseason, and this year is no different. After winning the Cheez-it Citrus Bowl and bringing in the No.
The transfer portal window has closed for 2026, but as many college football fans know, high school recruitment operates on a year-round clock. The Texas
The Texas Longhorns have experienced some significant changes at the wide receiver position this offseason. Headlined by the addition of Auburn star Cam Coleman, the Longhorns also lost multiple wide receivers to the transfer portal, including DeAndre Moore Jr.
No love has been lost between the Texas Longhorns and Texas A&M Aggies. The rivalry dates back more than a century, and after a hiatus on the gridiron, the competition has been rekindled with Texas' addition to the SEC.
When Steve Sarkisian took over as the head coach of the Texas Longhorns, he did not take many staff members with him. However, one of his long-time staffers is set to receive a new opportunity with an in-state program that has found success in recent years.
The Texas Longhorns' 2025 season ended on New Year's Eve with a 41-27 win over the Michigan Wolverines at the Citrus Bowl. And in the few weeks since then, the roster has changed in massive way, as multiple new names from the transfer portal have arrived while countless others have left the program.
With the college football season winding and the college basketball season moving past its halfway point, attention has officially shifted to the world of college baseball.
The 2026 college football season has come to a close, which means draft season is in full effect. The Texas Longhorns set a program record with 11 draftees in the 2024 draft and subsequently broke that record with 12 in 2025.
The Texas Longhorns had the regular season they were looking for in year one of Jim Schlossnagle for the 2025 season, named SEC Champions in the regular season.
After a hectic NFL Wild Card weekend that truly lived up to that name last week, the Divisional Round was just as wild and action-packed, as four teams inch closer to tasting glory in Santa Clara at Super Bowl LX.
It's no secret that the SEC is the strongest women's college basketball conference in terms of quality teams and competitive density. This is proven by the fact that there are five SEC teams in the top 10 of the most recent AP rankings and nine SEC teams in the top 25.
Even with their success in the transfer portal and their new methodology to building their roster, the Texas Longhorns are still major players when it comes to landing some of the top high school recruits in the country.
Texas has officially turned its attention to the quarterback position in the class of 2027. Ty Knutson, a three-star prospect from Smithson Valley, received an offer from the Longhorns during Texas’ annual Junior Day recruiting event on Saturday.
The Tennessee Vols are one of the top threats to steal a 2027 five-star commit from the Texas Longhorns. 2027 five-star wide receiver Easton Royal has been committed to the Texas Longhorns since late November, but that hasn’t stopped other programs from continuing to recruit him.
The Texas Longhorns are still riding high off their historic 2025 season, which saw the program claim its first-ever national title over the in-state Texas Tech Raiders.