Pressure is a common theme with the Texas Longhorns. A standard of excellence follows every player who arrives in Austin. It's an unavoidable feeling, and those high expectations will not leave Texas this season.
As the Texas Longhorns wrap up their first week of fall camp, there is already one former five-star that is emerging as the story of camp. Sophomore defensive lineman Justus Terry has been a repeat standout since the Longhorns opened camp.
Ryan Niblett has been listed at multiple positions during his time with the Texas Longhorns. Is he a running back? A wide receiver? He was even playing at defensive back early on in his Texas career before the coaching staff realized what he could do with the ball in his hands after he shined as one of the nation's best punt returners last season.
The Texas Longhorns have a critical season ahead of them, as the program has its eyes set on returning a national championship to the Forty Acres for the first time in over 20 years.
Cam Coleman appears to be worth every penny that Texas paid for him. During Fall Camp on Saturday, Coleman made an Odell Beckham Jr.-style catch in practice, grabbing a pass out of the air with his left hand and securing it.
The Texas Longhorns are already in full swing with their final preparations before the start of the 2026 season and the season-opening matchup against the Texas State Bobcats, as the Longhorns are a few practices into Fall Camp.
There is much to be excited about when it comes to the Texas Longhorns. It's impossible to ignore the sheer talent this roster possesses. They assembled one of the best transfer portal classes and are bringing back important contributors from last season.
The position battle for the starting left guard job is as contentious as any other for the Texas Longhorns. Returner Jaydon Chatman worked with the first team on day one of fall camp; however, his job is far from over.
The Texas Longhorns have battled through some scorching-hot weather this week as the start of fall camp continues, but that hasn't stopped the players from being all smiles.
The offensive line has nearly taken shape for the Texas Longhorns. Returners Trevor Goosby and Connor Robertson were no-brainers for the left tackle and center spots, while transfer right tackle Melvin Siani and Brandon Baker, who was in Siani's role last season but is moving to right guard, have done what they needed to in spring and fall camp.
How many more chances does Texas need? The Longhorns enter 2026 with another roster absolutely loaded with talent, and after coming close in recent years, the expectations in Austin shouldn’t be complicated anymore.
The Texas Longhorns are getting into the groove of fall camp with the first few days of practice officially in the books. With media in attendance for short portions during the first two days, fans have gotten a chance to see clips of many of the team's new additions along with some of the most notable returners ahead of the 2026 season.
The Texas Longhorns kicked off fall camp with the first two practices this week, and the highlights have delivered. From Cam Coleman and Arch Manning or Rasheem Biles and Graceson Littleton, Texas fans have gotten some good looks at some of the most notable faces on the roster before the start of the 2026 season.
When Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian decided to bring Will Muschamp back to the Forty Acres as his defensive coordinator, he not only sent shockwaves through the world of college football.
It goes without saying, players aren’t going to throw their teammates under the bus when they step in front of a microphone with the media. However, that doesn’t mean that when they do, you’d hear the term “generational talent” used very often.
The Texas Longhorns enter the 2026 season with one of the most talented rosters in the country, and matching expectations, follow suit for what is looking to be a groundbreaking year that the program has been waiting for.
Everything’s bigger in Texas — especially the offensive line. The Longhorns O-line went viral during the first day of Fall Camp on Thursday for looking absolutely massive on the field.
Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian revealed the good problem he has with his roster ahead of the 2026 college football season: there are a lot of competitions because the talent is so stacked.
The Texas Longhorns got a big eligibility win on Thursday. Literally, it's a big win.
The Texas Longhorns continue to work their way through the start of fall camp, as the team held its second practice on Thursday. Media members were allowed to view 20 minutes of the session, and there was a ton to take in as players were spread all across the field.
Texas Longhorns football is that much closer to a return as fall camp gets underway. The excitement is mounting for Texas as they try to navigate the sheer talent on the roster and the high expectations that come with it.
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have one of the biggest brands in sports, let alone in college football. The same can be said for the Texas Longhorns. Wouldn't it be great to seem them play each other every year?
Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning is a member of football royalty. That comes with its perks and drawbacks.
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.
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