The Texas Longhorns are a staple around the world for college football. Every country knows the logo, and majority of them know the reference when they see the horns being thrown up from people as well.
The Texas Longhorns come off a clean sweep in their action out west, cruising through their participation in the DeMarini Invitational, going a perfect 5-0 over the weekend in California and improving to a 14-1 record throughout their first weeks of action.
The Texas Longhorns fell short of a major opportunity to essentially secure their spot in the NCAA Tournament. Alex Condon scored 23 points and No. 7 Florida won its eighth straight game Wednesday night at the Moody Center, using a late surge to put away Texas in an 84-71 win.
On the quest toward building a championship-level roster for 2026, the Texas Longhorns had to make some tough decisions this offseason. The Longhorns said goodbye to multiple notable players through the transfer portal both before and after the Citrus Bowl win over Michigan.
The Texas Longhorns were not a part of the postseason festivities in the 2025 season for the first time in over three years, with the Longhorns missing out on the College Football Playoff after a 9-3 regular season, which ended with a 10-3 record after the Citrus Bowl win over the Michigan Wolverines.
The Texas Longhorns made a significant splash in the transfer portal this offseason by landing Auburn Tigers wide receiver Cam Coleman as the new No. 1 target for Arch Manning.
Texas baseball is quickly becoming familiar with the run-rule win, earning its third of the season in a 14–0 shutout of UTRGV on Tuesday night. While the sample size remains small, the Longhorns have looked nearly unstoppable to open the year.
The No. 3 Texas Longhorns couldn't have scripted a better start to the 2026 college baseball season. After their run-rule victory over UTRGV on Tuesday night, head coach Jim Schlossnagle and the Longhorns moved to a perfect 8-0 on the season.
With March just around the corner, the NCAA Tournament bracket is nearing finality, and the Texas Longhorns are slipping. Despite recently going on a five-game winning streak, Texas dropped from a 9 seed to a 10 seed in ESPN's Joe Lunardi's latest bracketology after losing to Georgia.
While the No. 1 and No. 2 teams in the country fell to their midweek showdown, the No. 3 Texas Longhorns did not have much trouble against the UTRGV Vaqueros
The Texas Longhorns have been on a hot streak at the right time, but their good fortune came to an end in Athens on Saturday. Texas saw its five-game winning streak snapped as the Georgia Bulldogs pulled away in the second half for a 91-80 win over the Longhorns.
Longhorns fans are going to have to start demanding a partial refunds if the run-rule trend continues for No. 3 Texas baseball. Texas got to wrap up the
All that stood between the No. 3 Texas Longhorns (8-0) and a perfect start to their season was the UTRGV Vaqueros (3-5) in a midweek clash to close out their eight-game home stand.
In his first press conference after the end of the 2025-26 season, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian spent ample time discussing the new hires to the coaching staff made in the last several weeks of the offseason — notably, new defensive coordinator Will Muschamp.
The transfer portal — and specifically the transfer portal period — has become one of the most chaotic stretches of the college football calendar. With so many moving parts and with so much roster turnover, it's only natural for coaches to worry about what they might be sacrificing in the rush to add talent.
The Texas Longhorns shuffled up the running back rotation after the worst running game in the Steve Sarkisian era held them back in 2025. Bringing in Hollywood Smothers and Raleek Brown, the Longhorns have a new identity in their backfield, one that has helped highly skilled talent produce statistically at the highest level.
The Texas Longhorns appear to be the team to beat for a 2027 four-star recruit that has plenty of suitors. 2027 four-star tight end Zac Fares told Rivals this past week that Texas is definitely the team standing out the most in his recruitment.
The Texas Longhorns found stability on the left side of their offensive line last season with the emergence of Trevor Goosby. The Melissa, Texas, native stepped into a full-time starting role and exceeded external expectations by securing first-team All-SEC honors during his sophomore campaign.
Steve Sarkisian remains one of the most recognizable and accomplished head coaches in college football, and in the last few seasons has helped Texas return to the national spotlight as one of the sport’s contenders.
The Texas Longhorns have been one of the better teams in the nation when it comes to the recruiting side of things, as they have landed many of the nation's best prospects in the recent classes, and they are already off to a great start with the class of 2027.