The Texas Longhorns have yet to land their starting running back from next season out of the transfer portal. After missing out on Louisville running back Isaac Brown, who elected to return to the program for the 2026 season, the Longhorns are still awaiting on a potential move from Florida Gators running back Jadan Baugh.
With the 2025 college football season quickly coming to an end, as the College Football Playoff is soon to be finalized, the next biggest part of the college football calendar has already arrived: the transfer portal.
The Texas Longhorns have ended their 2025 season on a high note following their 41-27 win over the Michigan Wolverines in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl on New Year's Eve last week, and now they turn their attention to the 2026 season as they look to get back into the national championship picture.
The Texas Longhorns have been on both sides of the coin regarding the transfer portal this offseason. While just a few days into the window opening, the Longhorns have added some quality talent to the roster, while their departed players are already finding new homes.
Rumored Texas Longhorns running back target Isaac Brown is no longer transferring, with On3 reporting that the Louisville star is now planning to return to the Cardinals for the 2026 season.
The transfer portal has already dominated any and all headlines surrounding college football, with the transfer portal window now open from Jan. 2 to Jan.
The 2025 season for many programs outside of the remaining four that are left alive in the College Football Playoff, the main focus has been directed at roster building for the 2026 season, with the transfer portal having been officially open for the last few days.
On Sunday evening, the news broke that former Texas Longhorns running back Jerrick Gibson had committed to play for the Purdue Boilermakers. After two seasons in Austin, the sophomore from Gainesville, Florida, entered the portal midway through the 2025 season.
While the transfer portal generates headlines with five-star names and marquee additions, Texas spent January addressing something far less glamorous but equally important.
Texas football is playing host to a slew of transfer portal visits this offseason, looking to fill spots across the roster that have now been vacated. Special teams will especially need attention, with the Longhorns set to lose both their starting place kicker, Mason Shipley, and punter, Jack Bouwmeester, this season.
Transfer Portal season officially opens, and with it, the Texas Longhorns will be looking to make some additions for next season's roster. While the team's needs vary, one position group that Steve Sarkisian needed to address is that of the place kicker.
The Texas Longhorns have added their second transfer portal commitment since the end of the regular season. And no, it's not quite Cam Coleman. After securing a commitment from Arkansas defensive lineman Ian Geffrard on Sunday, the Longhorns followed this up by adding to their special teams.
The Texas Longhorns have yet to land their first transfer portal commitment of the offseason but the team remains busy when it comes to hosting players for visits.
After a couple quiet seasons on the Forty Acres, former Texas Longhorns wide receiver Aaron Butler decided to enter the transfer portal and look for a new program for 2026. With so much young talent within Texas’ wide receiver room, Butler had a difficult time climbing the depth chart and getting on the field.
Former Texas Longhorns wide receiver Parker Livingstone remains in the transfer portal, and it seems as though fans don’t know how to feel about it. Different rumors and hypotheticals have surfaced to explain his departure, leaving people unsure of what to believe.
The Texas Longhorns are hosting a multitude of players from the transfer portal as they look to bolster their roster for the 2026 season in hopes of making another push to play late into the playoffs.
Texas Longhorns football is set to host a number of players out of the transfer portal in the coming weeks as it looks to fill out a dwindling roster. One position group that suffered some serious losses is the secondary, with various players declaring for the NFL Draft along with entering the portal.
Former Texas Longhorns running back Quintrevion Wisner’s decision to enter the transfer portal left many Texas fans in shock. Some believed he would declare for the 2026 NFL Draft, while others had held onto the hope that he would return for one last season with the Longhorns.
Quinn Ewers opened up this week about his decision to leave college early to make the leap to the NFL.
The transfer portal window officially opened Jan. 2, 2026, and the Texas Longhorns — coming off a Citrus Bowl win over Michigan — are already in the thick of roster turnover and roster construction decisions that will define their 2026 championship hopes.
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The Texas Longhorns offense around Arch Manning stands to look a lot different next season. Running back Quintrevion Wisner, Texas’ leading rusher in 2025, plans to enter the transfer portal, according to Pete Nakos of On3 Sports.
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