Despite all the added firepower this offseason via the transfer portal, the story of fall camp for the Texas Longhorns was the defense. Under the direction
The Texas Longhorns are nearly wrapped up with fall camp as the program looks to find its way back into the College Football Playoffs, satisfying its quest to bring a national championship back to Austin for the first time in 20 years.
The Texas Longhorns roll into the 2026 season with a completely revamped running back room after the Longhorns' rushing attack struggled mightily a season ago.
It’s not a hot take to say the Longhorns have an elite wide receiver corps. But while Cam Coleman, Ryan Wingo and Emmett Mosley V are often the ones stealing the spotlight, a certain freshman has continued to turn heads on the practice field.
There are a few different reasons many analysts believe the sky is falling in Austin. Besides certain freshmen players' parents commenting on Steve Sarkisian's program, Texas losing WILL linebacker Ty'Anthony Smith is a blow to the team's rotational depth after his contributions to the team in 2025.
There are going to be a lot of eyeballs on the Texas Longhorns football team this season.
The Texas Longhorns enter the 2026 season with one of the most talented rosters in all of college football. And that is not speculation. According to ESPN’s
The Texas Longhorns are getting a sizable group of new faces in EA College Football 27. As part of the game's upcoming major roster update, 15 Texas players are being added to the Longhorns' roster.
Steve Sarkisian and the Texas Longhorns feel they have something special brewing at wide receiver. It's understandable.
What drove Todd Monken's decision to name Deshaun Wilson as QB1 of the Cleveland Browns? Was it strictly on-field performance, or was there more to it?
Fall camp is just about in the books, and the Texas Longhorns depth chart is moving toward being finalized. Throughout the last few weeks, a lot has changed for Texas.
Texas Longhorns defensive coordinator Will Muschamp was brought on this offseason to push the team over the hump after a promising yet disappointing 10-3 2025 campaign.
Texas has spent the bulk of preseason camp preparing its offense for the physical demands of a long season. After its second fall scrimmage, Steve Sarkisian is more concerned about something less tangible.
The loss of linebacker Ty'Anthony Smith was a major one for the Texas Longhorns. Regardless of the situation, Smith was expected to play a major role in the upcoming season along with Rasheem Biles, Justin Cryer, Brad Spence, and the trio of talented young freshmen headlined by Tyler Atkinson.
Like many college quarterbacks today, Arch Manning is very buttoned-up when in front of a microphone. The Texas Longhorns quarterback doesn’t say much beyond the usual cliches, and remains very respectful, especially when talking about opponents. However, away from the microphone, Manning has a reputation for being much different.
The Texas Longhorns are almost a week away from embarking on the 2026 campaign, which holds lofty goals for the program as they hope to be the lone team left standing at the end of the season and hoisting the national championship trophy.
The Texas Longhorns' defense has undergone a major retooling from a defensive coordinator change to a heavy roster turnover, which sees returning key pieces looking to mesh with new faces as the 2026 season inches closer.
The Texas Longhorns lost out on elite 2028 offensive tackle Austin Attalah to Texas Tech. The Texas Longhorns lost an elite 2028 recruit to one of their biggest in-state rivals.
On a day when the fall semester of school begins for many students, the American Volleyball Coaches Association First Serve Showcase wrapped up its final day of competition Monday night.
Many expect Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning to be pick No. 1 in the 2027 Draft, but let's tap the brakes on the hype.
Art Briles spent 13 seasons as a college football head coach and put together a respectable 9-65 record during his time at Houston and Baylor. As it turns out, Briles admitted he almost took the Texas Longhorns job after the 2013 season, but he revealed what made him change his mind.
The hatred between the Texas A&M Aggies and the Texas Longhorns extends across all athletics and the upcoming football matchup between these two programs in November will continue to build the case that this is the biggest rivalry in college sports.
If he misses significant time, his play will be difficult to replicate.
The Texas A&M Aggies have picked up a big commitment via the transfer portal. In fact, this is a massive win for head coach Bucky McMillan and his staff.
The Texas Longhorns have the talent to win it all this season.
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