The Texas Longhorns suffered an ugly 27-24 loss to the Florida Gators last Saturday, marking the team's second straight loss to an unranked opponent and putting the program's national championship hopes on life support.
The Texas Longhorns have their backs against the wall as they enter the final six regular-season games. Another loss for the Longhorns would likely mean
A national analyst predicts the Texas Longhorns will finish the regular season at 8-4 and part ways with head coach Steve Sarkisian amid ongoing offensive issues and high expectations.
Paul Finebaum thinks it’s time. The ESPN college football personality believes that it’s time for the University of Texas to bench junior starting quarterback Arch Manning.
Texas has little time to dwell on another heartbreaking defeat. After losing 27-24 to Oklahoma, the Longhorns fell by the same score to Florida, letting a 17-3 lead slip away at home.
The crowd in Gregory Gym could feel it, the players could feel it and even head coach Jerritt Elliott could feel it. Momentum. The energy in the gym was palpable as freshman outside hitter Henley Anderson approached the service line for set point in the third set.
Former Texas Longhorns cornerback D’Shawn Jamison’s latest stop in the NFL proved short-lived. On Monday, the New England Patriots announced they had released the ex-Texas standout from their practice squad, just six days after signing him.
A young quarterback’s development hits an interesting moment when the conversation changes. People stop talking about what he might become and start asking what he’s doing for the team right now.
Just two weeks ago, the Texas Longhorns were the No. 1 team in the country. Barring any midseason blowups, a playoff berth seemed almost certain. Two weeks later, those midseason blowups arrived.
Texas has gone from No. 1 in the country to No. 19 after two embarrassing losses. Is Steve Sarkisian officially on the hot seat in Austin? What in the world is happening at Texas?
The Texas Longhorns got hit with notable injury news on Monday, as multiple reports indicated that defensive end Colin Simmons is dealing with a high-ankle sprain suffered in the loss to Florida that could force him to miss multiple weeks.
Bunton is back! Well, sort of. Senior middle blocker Nya Bunton returned to the court in her starting slot for the No. 12 Texas Longhorns match against the Auburn Tigers after suffering a left knee injury around two weeks ago.
It wasn't a game the Florida Gators were supposed to lose. They entered their Week 6 matchup with the South Carolina Gamecocks ranked No. 16 in the nation.