Last weekend, the No. 4 Texas Longhorns (30-8, 11-6) bounced back with a strong showing against No. 13 Alabama. Now, they look to keep that momentum going as they hit the road to square off against the Vanderbilt Commodores (25-17 (9-9).
The 2026 NFL Draft hadn't yet wrapped up as of the final Friday of April, but that didn't stop analysts and fans from already speculating about what could occur during the 2027 player-selection process.
As we reach the midway point in the offseason, spring camps begin to come to a close, and while anything definitive rarely comes from that period of time ahead of the season, it's a keen provider of detail in what to expect from the team in the fall.
For the second time since head coach Steve Sarkisian took over in 2021, no Texas Longhorns were taken in the first round of the NFL Draft. This is not a huge shock to those in draft circles, as linebacker Anthony Hill Jr.
Spring practices and the Texas Longhorns’ “Fan Day” brought a lot of good energy to the team and fanbase. There is excitement about the transfer portal additions, several freshmen may have the opportunity for immediate impacts, and the program is ready to return to the College Football Playoff.
The Texas Longhorns continue to pull off some surprises in the transfer portal recruiting process this offseason. Texas landed a portal commitment from Saint Mary's transfer guard Mikey Lewis on Thursday, he announced on social media.
The Texas Longhorns were able to get back on track after consecutive series losses against the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Oklahoma Sooners over the weekend.
One of the biggest position groups that the Texas Longhorns had to address and promptly attacked in the offseason was the running back room. And with good reason, as the Longhorns struggle to find a proper rhythm running the football throughout the 2025 season.
The Texas Longhorns have had players selected in all but four NFL Drafts since the process began in 1936. Since then, Texas has had 380 players drafted and Longhorns have made a collective 53 All-Pro first teams and 132 Pro-Bowls in the NFL.
The Texas Longhorns have finally wrapped up their spring practices ahead of a critical 2026 season, entering the year with, once again, lofty goals, but also a loaded roster to help them in their quest.
Mother Nature has not been kind to the state of Texas in the past couple of weeks, especially for the No. 4 Texas Longhorns. For the past two days, constant rain has pounded the Austin and the central Texas region.
While the contest against the Air Force Falcons has become a staple of the No. 4 Texas Longhorns' schedule in recent seasons, folks will have to wait a bit longer to see this one get going.
Seven Texas Longhorns took part in the 2026 NFL Combine, meaning they will likely be selected in this year's draft. All of those players are talented and have the chance to be true impact players at the next level, but some are more likely to do so than others.
The Texas Longhorns have wrapped up their spring football camp, and the annual 'spring game' is in the books. Throughout the spring, we heard rumblings of movement within the depth chart, thanks in large part to the emergence of new transfers and incoming freshmen.
A series win in the SEC is always a good thing. No. 4 Texas took two of three from Alabama at UFCU Disch-Falk Field, bouncing back from last weekend’s disappointment in College Station with a performance that was both encouraging and revealing.
After a disappointing showing in College Station, the No. 4 Texas Longhorns (30-8) have gotten themselves back on track. First, they picked up a midweek win over the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders and then a series win over the No.
Texas baseball is still in a strong position midway through the season. After opening the year with a 16-game winning streak, the Longhorns (30-8, 11-6 SEC) have cooled slightly but remain firmly in the national conversation.
The Texas Longhorns had been in need of a bounce-back performance after having lost back-to-back series to the Alabama Crimson Tide and Oklahoma Sooners.
The Texas Longhorns 2027 recruiting class just got a major boost, at least on paper. Five-star wide receiver Easton Royal, Texas’ top commit in the cycle, has moved up in the updated Rivals rankings, climbing to the No.
The Texas Longhorns have been waiting over 20 years to bring a national championship back to Austin, and last season looked like their best opportunity, but they fell short of their lofty goals for this season.
A week ago, Luke Harrison walked off the mound in College Station having recorded just two outs and allowed eight runs. It was the shortest and toughest outing of his season.
The Texas Longhorns have made some major headlines this offseason thanks to the transfer portal. Texas added Auburn wide receiver Cam Coleman along with bringing in two running backs in Raleek Brown (Arizona State) and Hollywood Smothers (NC State) and a star linebacker in Rasheem Biles (Pitt).
The Tennessee Vols are one of several college football programs that are attempting to flip a 2027 five-star wide receiver commit from the Texas Longhorns this spring and summer.
He spent the past six seasons at Michigan State.
The second-year starter underwent surgery in January.
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