The Texas Longhorns have been fairly busy in the first week of the transfer portal being officially opened, as the Longhorns look to reload and sure up holes at positions of need for an important season that awaits them in 2026.
The Texas Longhorns have yet to address arguably their biggest position of need on the roster thus far during the Transfer Portal window. The position, of course, is offensive line, where Texas struggled mightily in both pass protection and running the football in 2025.
The Texas Longhorns are working to rebuild their roster ahead of the 2026 season. After their running back room suffered departures from three players, including their top two options, head coach Steve Sarkisian's offense was in desperate need of a feature back.
As he recovers from an accident at his ranch, Jordan Shipley is still supporting his Texas Longhorns. Despite the bandages on his hand, he flashed a Hook ‘Em sign at the hospital on Wednesday.
Following a mass exodus of players departing for the transfer portal or entering the NFL draft, the Texas Longhorns recognized they would need to secure some high-profile recruits to aid in their quest to return to the College Football Playoff next season.
Hailing from Marietta, Georgia, EDGE Wendell Gregory packed his bags after high school and headed to Stillwater, Oklahoma, to play for the Oklahoma State Cowboys.
On Wednesday morning, news broke that freshman linebacker for the Texas Longhorns, Elijah "Bo" Barnes, is expected to enter the transfer portal, per Inside Texas.
Texas basketball suffered another loss last night, falling to the No. 21 Tennessee Volunteers 85-71. Falling to 9-6 on the season, it's not the start the Longhorns or new head coach Sean Miller anticipated, dropping their second straight game in SEC play.
Former Texas Longhorns wide receiver Jordan Shipley has been hospitalized following a serious accident at his ranch near Burnet, Texas. Shipley’s family confirmed that the ex-NFL star suffered severe burns after a machine he was operating caught fire.
If you spent any time watching college football in the late 2000s, you knew two things to be true: Colt McCoy was going to throw the ball, and Jordan Shipley was probably going to catch it.
The Texas Longhorns are looking to be big participants in the transfer portal as they look to reload after a 2025 season in which the Longhorns missed out on the College Football Playoff and enter an important 2026 season.
Former Texas Longhorns star wide receiver Jordan Shipley is in critical condition after a fiery ranch accident, according to his family. In a statement released via the Texas athletic department, Shipley’s family said that the accident happened on Tuesday afternoon on his ranch near his hometown of Burnet, Texas.
Despite his famous last name, Arch Manning’s 2025 season was not a coronation. Texas spent the fall navigating the loudest expectations in college football — learning how to compete with high-powered SEC defenses with one of the toughest schedules in the NCAA.
The Texas Longhorns were on the receiving end of a rough end of the season, losing five players from their secondary this past season, and needing to find replacements in the transfer portal.
The Texas Longhorns were on the unfortunate end of the transfer portal at the season's end, experiencing a handful of departures on defense, and particularly in their secondary ahead of the 2026 season.
Quarterback Arch Manning's ex-roommate is now a Benedict Arnold in the eyes of Texas Longhorns supporters. On Tuesday, former Texas wide receiver Parker Livingstone confirmed he's planning to play for the Oklahoma Sooners next season.
The Texas Longhorns have yet to land a major name out of the transfer portal with the offseason getting underway. The attention remains on if Texas can
While the transfer portal generates headlines with five-star names and marquee additions, Texas spent January addressing something far less glamorous but equally important.
The Texas Longhorns self-reported six NCAA violations in 2025, according to a report from the Austin American-Statesman. All six incidents occurred between Jan.