The transfer portal formally closed last week on April 21, but the dust is still settling. The NCAA has been as busy as ever as teams and players try to push the boundary of who is and is not eligible, all while the looming presence of the 5-in-5 rule threatens to uproot everything.
For the No. 4 Texas Longhorns (32-9), the final home stand of the 2026 season is here and set to kick off on Tuesday evening. Starting it off, they will be playing host to the Sam Houston Bearkats (20-24) in their second to last midweek contest of the campaign.
A road series win in the SEC is never easy — especially not in Nashville. No. 4 Texas left Hawkins Field with another conference series win, another boost to its postseason résumé and another reminder of both how good this team can be and where the cracks still remain.
The NFL Draft is officially over, and all eyes have turned to the 2026 season for the Texas Longhorns as they look to complete their quest to bring a national championship back to Austin for the first time in over 20 seasons.
Three Texas Longhorns — linebacker Anthony Hill Jr., cornerback Malik Muhammad and tight end Jack Endries — entered the 2026 NFL Draft after their junior seasons.
Texas had six players selected in the 2026 NFL draft, and several more went undrafted. The Longhorns have been one of the best teams at producing NFL talent under head coach Steve Sarkisian, and with that comes the challenge of replenishing talent.
The Texas Longhorns have had six players drafted in the first round since head coach Steve Sarkisian took the job in 2021. That being said, no Longhorns were taken in this year's first round.
After their weekend in Nashville, the No. 4 Texas Longhorns (32-9, 13-7) are more aware than ever how tough it is to win a series on the road in the SEC.
The Texas Longhorns are once again seeing some turnover in the tight end room. As the Longhorns' starting tight end in 2025 will be leaving the team after just a single season, as Jack Endries is headed to the NFL.
If Texas fans know anything, it’s that losing Michael Taaffe to the NFL Draft is not nothing. The veteran safety was one of the emotional leaders of the Texas Longhorns defense, a steady presence in the secondary, and one of the smartest players on the field.
While the loss of veteran DJ Campbell and his locker room presence as a seasoned starter on the Longhorns' offensive line cannot be replaced, Texas will
After an impressive junior season with the Texas Longhorns, cornerback Malik Muhammad declared for the NFL Draft, foregoing his final year of eligibility.
For the past four seasons, DJ Campbell was the definition of stability on theTexas Longhorns' offensive line. A five-star signee in the 2022 class, Campbell started 43 games in burnt orange, earned third-team All-SEC honors in 2025 and served as the steady presence on a unit that often needed one.
After an impressive showing in the series opener on Friday evening, the No. 4 Texas Longhorns (31-8, 12-6) are back in action against the Vanderbilt Commodores (25-18, 9-10).
The NFL Draft is underway, and it's one of the biggest weekends of the year for college football players looking to prove that they belong at the next level after successful college careers.
The Texas Longhorns lost many key veterans after the 2025 season, including their secondary after the departures of Michael Taaffe and Manny Muhammad. While both were critical pieces of the Longhorns secondary, they have moved on to the next level after being selected in the NFL Draft.
The Texas Longhorns were one of the biggest storylines during the NCAA Tournament, making an improbable run from a play-in game, all the way to a Sweet 16 appearance, and were five seconds away from keeping their improbable run alive.
At just 21 years old, Anthony Hill Jr. brings desirable athletic traits that make him a desirable NFL draft prospect. He recorded 249 tackles, 31.5 tackles for a loss, 17 sacks, three interceptions and forced eight fumbles in his three-year career with Texas.
The Texas Longhorns have been the beneficiary of having a coach on the field, captaining their defense the past few seasons, but now Anthony Hill is gone, after being selected in the NFL Draft.
Another weekend brings us yet another pivotal conference matchup for the No. 4 Texas Longhorns (30-8, 11-6). Unable to get a breather, they are back on the road and taking on the Vanderbilt Commodores (25-17, 9-9) in what will be a big weekend for both.
Last weekend, the No. 4 Texas Longhorns (30-8, 11-6) bounced back with a strong showing against No. 13 Alabama. Now, they look to keep that momentum going as they hit the road to square off against the Vanderbilt Commodores (25-17 (9-9).
The 2026 NFL Draft hadn't yet wrapped up as of the final Friday of April, but that didn't stop analysts and fans from already speculating about what could occur during the 2027 player-selection process.
The Tennessee Vols are one of several college football programs that are attempting to flip a 2027 five-star wide receiver commit from the Texas Longhorns this spring and summer.