Easton Royal is the headliner of the Texas Longhorns’ 2027 recruiting class, but the program is in the weeds pursuing several other top recruits. One four-star wide receiver from Texas is a hot name for the Longhorns, but they are contending with Ole Miss and others for his commitment.
It has been over 100 years since the Ole Miss Rebels faced the No. 2 Texas Longhorns in Austin, their last meeting between the two coming in 1912. Texas
Spring football is officially underway for the Texas Longhorns, and several new faces are already beginning to make their presence felt. Texas brought in a wave of new additions this offseason.
The Texas Longhorns are set to have one of the most exciting players in college football on the roster for next season. Cam Coleman joined Texas this offseason as the top wide receiver in the transfer portal.
After a month-long stretch of strictly non-conference games, the No. 2 Texas Longhorns (16-0) are ready to begin SEC play this weekend. Their first test will be a tough one, too, as the Ole Miss Rebels (15-3) come to Austin eager to make an early statement to both the rest of the conference and the country.
Colin Simmons and the Texas Longhorns wrapped up the 2025 season, going 10-3 and 6-2 in SEC matchups. While they failed to make a College Football Playoff appearance, the Longhorns did defeat the Michigan Wolverines in the Citrus Bowl, leaving things on a good note.
Early expectations are developing for the Texas Longhorns’ defense under Will Muschamp in 2026. With some big additions to the defensive line, like Ian Geffrard and Zion Williams, the front seven is in good shape.
On a night when Texas needed a win to steady itself before Selection Sunday, the Longhorns instead were knocked out of the SEC Tournament with a 76-66 first-round loss to Ole Miss.
The Texas Longhorns are still rolling as they've been expected to, as the defending national championship returned home after starting conference play on the road against a ranked South Carolina team and pieced together a series sweep to get things started in the SEC.
The Texas Longhorns looked to get back on track after dropping their last two games of the regular season. After earning the No. 10 seed in the SEC Tournament, the Longhorns would not earn a bye and would have to play in the first round against the No.
With the regular season has complete for every conference around the country, all eyes turn to conference tournaments, where bids can be stolen, and bubble teams can force their way in or out, depending on how they finish.
The Texas Longhorns are trending down in the worst of ways as the NCAA Tournament approaches. Malik Dia scored a game-high 23 points and Ole Miss (13-19) never trailed in a 76-66 win over Texas in the first round of the SEC Tournament in Nashville on Wednesday.
The Texas Longhorns have been able to pride themselves on being one of the premier defenses in the country, building a threat at all three levels on that side of the ball.
The No. 2 Texas Longhorns have done just about everything right to start the season. Coming off an almost effortlessly dominant victory on the road Tuesday over a solid Texas State team, it looks like this group can do little wrong.
Behind every elite athlete is their motivation. Some players are motivated by the pursuit of greatness, others want to be leaders and some want to make changes in the world.
The Texas Longhorns held their second practice of the spring schedule on Wednesday, taking the field in Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. The practice saw the continued integration of new additions and returners, with a plethora of players looking to take the next step ahead of the 2026 season.
Texas first baseman Casey Borba went 2-3 at the plate — both of his hits found themselves far out of reach of any opposing outfielder's glove. Both of Borba’s hits were home runs for the first multi-home run game of his career. Borba, along with another imposing performance at the plate, maintained the No.
Madison Booker scored 18 points, Justice Carlton had 13 of her 15 in a dominant first quarter, and No. 4 Texas never trailed in defeating No. 3 South Carolina 78-61 to win the SEC women's championship Sunday in Greenville, South Carolina.
His stellar play has put Arkansas in a position to win the SEC Tournament (scheduled March 11-15 in Nashville) for the first time since the 1999-00 season.