Arch Manning ended his first season as a starter with Texas football on a high note, performing at an elite caliber over the past few months of the season.
New Texas Longhorns defensive coordinator Will Muschamp is working to bring a Tennessee Vols transfer defender to Austin. According to On3's Steve Wiltfong, Texas will host Vols EDGE transfer Caleb Herring on a visit this weekend.
The Texas Longhorns are officially making a major addition to their defensive coaching staff. Per reports from CBS Sports, the Longhorns have finalized a deal with Georgia Tech defensive coordinator Blake Gideon as the team's next defensive pass game coordinator and secondary coach.
If a survey was put out to all the fans, analysts and reporters in the Texas Longhorns community regarding which facet of this season’s football team needed the most work, the general consensus likely would be the offensive line.
Several teams were in the running for former Texas wide receiver DeAndre Moore Jr., who entered the transfer portal and opted out of the Longhorns Citrus Bowl victory.
The Texas Longhorns have made major headlines over the past few days thanks to some massive transfer portal commitments. The additions of wide receiver Cam Coleman, running back Hollywood Smothers and linebacker Rasheem Biles has given Texas one of the best portal classes in the country this offseason.
The Texas Longhorns currently have the No. 2 transfer portal class, according to 247 Sports, after adding four players in the top 80 over the past week.
The 2025 season was full of trials and tribulations for the Texas Longhorns. Faced with preseason expectations that ranked them as the number one team in the country before even taking a snap on the season, the Longhorns were expected to bring a National Championship back to Austin for the first time in 20 years.
The Texas Longhorns are currently in the hunt for one of the most talented offensive linemen in the transfer portal. Jordan Seaton, a former Colorado Buffaloe and the No.
The Texas Longhorns made major headlines over the weekend with the transfer portal additions of Auburn wide receiver Cam Coleman, Pitt linebacker Rasheem Biles and NC State running back Hollywood Smothers, who flipped from Alabama.
The Texas Longhorns fell short of their goals this past season. Despite starting the year as the preseason number one team in the country and having sky-high expectations in their first year under quarterback Arch Manning, they failed even to make the College Football Playoff.
The Texas Longhorns women's basketball team suffered its first defeat of the 2025-26 season with a 70-65 loss to the LSU Tigers on January 11. This was a hard-fought game that LSU, which was playing at home, ultimately won, largely because it outscored Texas 39-28 in the second and third quarters.
The transfer portal has now officially been open for over a week, and while the Texas Longhorns had a slow start in adding pieces to their 2026 roster, head coach Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns have been on a tear recently, gaining top commitments out of the transfer portal.
Texas EDGE rusher Zina Umeozulu was recently reported to be entering the Transfer Portal, becoming the 22nd Longhorn to do so, or intend to do so, this offseason.
The good news keeps on rolling in for the Texas Longhorns this offseason. After landing a pair of massive transfer portal commitments from Auburn wide receiver Cam Coleman and NC State running back Hollywood Smothers, the Longhorns are retaining another major piece of their offense.
It has not been the smoothest of starts to SEC play for the 12th-ranked LSU Tigers women's basketball team, but Sunday's win is a great start in the right direction.
Steve Sarkisian closed the 2025 season with something Texas badly needed: clarity. The Longhorns didn’t reach the College Football Playoff, but they finished with authority, knocking off Michigan in the Citrus Bowl on New Year’s Eve behind a poised performance from Arch Manning and a defense that finally looked settled.
As he recovers from an accident at his ranch, Jordan Shipley is still supporting his Texas Longhorns. Despite the bandages on his hand, he flashed a Hook ‘Em sign at the hospital on Wednesday.
Former Texas Longhorns wide receiver Jordan Shipley has been hospitalized following a serious accident at his ranch near Burnet, Texas. Shipley’s family confirmed that the ex-NFL star suffered severe burns after a machine he was operating caught fire.
Former Texas Longhorns star wide receiver Jordan Shipley is in critical condition after a fiery ranch accident, according to his family. In a statement released via the Texas athletic department, Shipley’s family said that the accident happened on Tuesday afternoon on his ranch near his hometown of Burnet, Texas.