The Texas Longhorns have to feel like they've put together a team that can win it all this season. At the very least, they're going to be one of the top contenders in college football.
The rules around college football are always evolving, and the best programs find ways to adapt. Roster construction has changed from several years ago with the transfer portal and NIL era.
The 2026 season inches closer and closer with every passing week of the offseason, and the start of the regular season is right around the corner, with no greater indication than SEC Media Days taking place this week and fall camp set to get started soon.
The Texas Longhorns men's basketball team is gearing up for a highly-anticipated season this fall under head coach Sean Miller. Texas has already put together what is seen as one of the best rosters in the country.
The Texas Longhorns may have a critical upcoming season ahead, but that hasn't stopped the program from finding success on the recruiting trail, including surging to the top with the 5th-best class in the cycle currently.
The Texas Longhorns are less than two months away from kicking things off in the 2026 college football season. This week ahead, the Longhorns will be participating in the annual SEC Media Days, which means fans are getting closer and closer to seeing some action on the field.
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.
The Texas Longhorns will have the most eyes on them this season compared to any other program in college football. Looking to right the wrongs of last season, the program has set a lofty goal: bringing a national championship back to Austin.
The Texas Longhorns have plenty of high-profile players as they head into the 2026 season, making them one of the biggest reasons why the Longhorns are heavily projected and favored as not just SEC contenders but national championship contenders.
The SEC is one of the deepest and most competitive conferences in college football. Every season, multiple teams are in the hunt to reach the conference championship game until the final weeks.
The Texas Longhorns have been on the receiving end of some bad news on the 2027 recruiting trail this week and will hoping to regain momentum as the offseason comes to an end.
The Texas Longhorns men's basketball team has already put together its roster for the 2026-27 season but another member of last year's squad is making headlines regarding a potential return to college basketball.
The Texas Longhorns were unable to land a commitment from five-star wide receiver Monshun Sales on Friday, as he announced his decision to stay home and join the Indiana Hoosiers.
Thanks to a combination of bringing in a top-three transfer portal class, recruiting a top-seven high school class and losing just six players to the NFL Draft, the Texas Longhorns will have one of the most talented rosters in college football this season.
Another college football season is nearly here, which means all eyes are on the Texas Longhorns football program. Just like in 2025, the Longhorns have mountains of expectations on their shoulders before the season even begins.
The Texas Longhorns have been relentless on the recruiting path this summer, surging through the recruiting rankings to form a top-five class with no signs of slowing down anytime soon and potentially more commits on the horizon.
Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning is entering a pivotal season on the Forty Acres that could ultimately determine how his legacy is viewed as one of the most talked-about players in the sport's history.
The Texas Longhorns have a significant season ahead, looking to rectify the wrongs made last season and reach the College Football in the program's quest to bring a national championship back to Austin for the first time in over 20 years.
Texas has been in this exact situation before. The Longhorns opened 2025 as the AP preseason No. 1 team for the first time in the team’s history, built around quarterback Arch Manning’s potential and then finished 9-3 without a visit to the College Football Playoff.
Jason Johnson had multiple options when it came down to choosing where he wanted to play college football. With over 20 offers, Johnson had offers from all over.
Even after the Texas Longhorns quarterback struggled to meet unrealistic expectations in his first season as a full-time starter, the Arch Manning hype train is rolling again.