The Texas Longhorns have put together an elite 2027 recruiting class with talented players at multiple key positions. However, Texas has been on the wrong end of some key recruiting losses and notable decommitment flips, with another potentially on the way if No.
Since losing to the Texas Longhorns in consecutive Women's College World Series (WCWS) finals, head coach Gerry Glasco has not only revamped the roster with seven transfers but also made significant changes to the coaching staff.
It's no secret that the Texas Longhorns will be in many high-stakes games next season. When there's championship-or-bust pressure, that's bound to be the result.
The 2026 season is getting closer as the Texas Longhorns prepare for one last important benchmark on the offseason calendar with the start of fall camp right around the corner.
The Texas Longhorns men's basketball team is set to begin the second season under head coach Sean Miller this fall. And after making it to the Sweet 16 this past season, it's safe to say that the expectations have been raised this offseason with Miller putting together an elite roster with multiple future NBA players.
The Texas Longhorns are still in process of finalizing their 2027 recruiting class with new additions but there's little doubt that the biggest priority for the coaching staff is retaining a player they already hold a commitment from.
In a world with little transparency, as college football programs are allotted a revenue-sharing cap to compensate athletes directly, Texas Longhorns head
The Texas Longhorns have a few easy choices to make when it comes to figuring out the depth chart this upcoming season. We all know who the starting quarterback will be.
Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian had the same defensive coordinator, Pete Kwiatkoski, from when he took over in Austin in 2021 up until midway through December 2025.
The Texas Longhorns have had no shortage of offensive firepower during the Steve Sarkisian era in Austin. However, the only thing standing between the Longhorns and potential back-to-back appearances in the National Championship in 2023 and 2024 was issues in the red zone.
Few programs in the country have a standard to win quite like the Texas Longhorns. No matter how good or bad Texas football is performing, their every move makes headlines.
The Texas Longhorns are coming into the 2026 season with the same mountain of expectations they faced in 2025. During SEC Media Days, it was well known that most of the media believe the Longhorns are going to be one of the best teams in the conference and in the country.
There has been a lot of excitement surrounding the Texas Longhorns. They were recently picked second in the 2026 Preseason SEC poll, and the expectation is for Texas to be one of the top teams in the country.
The Texas Longhorns aggressively upgraded their roster in the transfer portal, and Steve Sarkisian couldn't have been more honest about those efforts.
The time for talk is nearly over. Well, the time for offseason talk. Soon, the Texas Longhorns will be taking the field with a lot to prove in the 2026 season.
The Texas Longhorns are the biggest brand in the sport, and with that come expectations that surround the program. Oftentimes, because of those lofty goals, the Longhorns fail to reach them and are left looking to correct it the next year.
The college football calendar is as confusing as ever, but the days of improving the roster through the transfer portal have long passed. Fall camp is quickly approaching, and we'll finally see the Texas Longhorns back in game action soon enough.
Steve Sarkisian was likely trying to explain the reality of modern college football. Instead, he may have handed rival fan bases—and opposing recruiters—a quote they’ll use for years.
Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning has been under pressure since day one in Austin. And that will not change. But Manning has.
After an unfortunate turn of events impacting his high school season, the Texas Longhorns get a huge boost for 2026. Recruiting has taken an interesting turn in the last few years.
The Longhorns narrowly missed the College Football Playoff during a 10-3 2025 season.
It's just topsy-turvy, and Sarkisian lamented the state of things.
College Football insiders and NFL Draft gurus once again disagree on quarterbacks.
Despite a slow start to last season, Manning continues to carry a ton of hype. But one outlet ranked him surprisingly low on its list of top college quarterbacks.
Leon Fuller, a legendary figure in Texas football whose influence stretched across playing fields and sidelines for nearly four decades, passed away Thursday at his home in Austin, Texas.
Herman, 51, is the former head coach of the Houston Cougars, Texas Longhorns and Florida Atlantic Owls.
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