The Texas Longhorns have eyes set upon the future, and are hungry to reach the lofty goals placed upon them of returning a national championship back to Austin for the first time in over 20 years.
The month of August has arrived, which means in one month, the Texas Longhorns will have their first game of the season. The final preparations are being made for what could be a special season in Austin.
Every Texas Longhorns player who will be relied on at any point during the 2026 season is under immense pressure. The 2025 season was a step back from two consecutive College Football Playoff Semifinals appearances, and the money required to reel in this year's roster was astronomical.
The pressure is on the Texas Longhorns to play at a high level this season. It comes with the territory, and Texas certainly isn't shying away from it.
The Texas Longhorns are entering a highly-anticipated 2026 season with a ton of new faces at multiple key positions. Most of the team's starting 22 is all but official, even if the coaching staff won't yet admit it.
The Texas Longhorns are turning the page to focus on the critical 2026 season that lies ahead. With lofty goals placed upon them, it is all hands on deck in the program's quest to return a national championship to the Forty Acres for the first time in 20 years.
The Texas Longhorns have constructed one of the most talented rosters in college football. Naturally, they have a number of draft-eligible players that scouts will be keeping a close eye on.
The Texas Longhorns are on a mission this season to take home the program’s first national championship in over two decades. With a proven quarterback at the helm, key portal additions, and elite trenches on both sides of the ball, Texas has all the ingredients of a national title favorite.
The Texas Longhorns are putting the 2025 season in the past as they gear up for an expected special 2026 college football season. On paper, head coach Steve Sarkisian may have the most talented team that he has had since becoming the leader of the program.
Texas has rostered so many beastly players in its history, that’s it’s very possible your top five looks awfully different than our list of the five greatest to ever play defense for the Longhorns.
Ranking the five best running backs in Texas football history isn’t as simple as looking at the school’s all-time rushing leaderboards. The Longhorns have a long, proud history on the ground and had their greatest success in the 1960s when offenses weren’t putting up the kinds of numbers you see in the 21st century.
Texas quarterbacks, man. They’ve been responsible for a lot of words in the history of Longhorns football. In the 21st century, Texas’ signal-callers have been some of the greatest to ever play and, to the haters, some of the most overrated to ever earn ink and column inches.
Quarterbacks and running backs dominate the list of the 10 greatest Texas football players of all-time. And rightly so. The two positions make up four of the top six on our list.
The calendar is quickly approaching August, which means it won't be long until the Texas Longhorns take the field for the college football season. The Longhorns are facing another season with mountains of expectations.
The Texas Longhorns are set to get into the final preparations before the opening week of the 2026 season, with fall camp being right around the corner for the team.
The Texas Longhorns will enter the 2026 season with astronomical expectations, and for the second year in a row, the program will be tabbed as one of the favorites to be the team that brings home a trophy at the end of the season.
This offseason, everyone has been generating excitement around the 2026 Texas Longhorns. The hype feels warranted this time around. From a roster-building perspective, Steve Sarkisian did an outstanding job.
The Texas Longhorns men's basketball team is still in the process of building chemistry with a new-look roster ahead of the 2026-27 season. But while the focus remains on what's in store for this fall, Texas head coach Sean Miller and staff are still making sure to address the future through high school recruiting.
The newest era of college football is long underway as two of its biggest brands cashed in on one of the newest ways to generate revenue. Both Ohio State
Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning has been under pressure since day one in Austin. And that will not change. But Manning has.
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.
Herman, 51, is the former head coach of the Houston Cougars, Texas Longhorns and Florida Atlantic Owls.
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