In Michael Taaffe’s last game as a Texas Longhorn, he played at home in front of a full house of burnt orange and maroon as the Texas A&M Aggies sought to continue an undefeated season and get their first invite to the SEC Championship.
Earlier this week, former Texas Longhorns defensive back Michael Taaffe met with the media ahead of the 2026 Panini Senior Bowl. A five-year contributor under head coach Steve Sarkisian, Taaffe emerged as a key piece of Texas' defense before eventually declaring for the NFL Draft.
The Texas Longhorns continue to receive props after a successful 2025 campaign. With the season fully finished, many outlets are taking a look back on an eventful year in college football.
The Detroit Lions experienced their fair share of injuries in 2025, especially in the secondary. And the team’s safety group was arguably most affected by the injury bug, with starters Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph both missing time and eventually succumbing to season-ending injuries.
College football’s 2025-26 postseason continues on Wednesday afternoon with a highly anticipated showdown between Michigan and Texas in the Citrus Bowl.
With the NCAA Transfer Portal claiming four Texas Longhorns defensive players, as well as five others declaring for the 2026 NFL Draft, the Longhorns have
It's safe to say that the first round of the College Football Playoff left much to be desired. While the matchup between No. 8 Oklahoma and No. 9 Alabama delivered on the excitement, other contests fell flat.
NIL has been one of the biggest and most impactful changes to the world of college football for both programs and athletes. For some affluent programs, NIL has allowed them to climb back up to be a college football powerhouse, and for those without a track record of great success in the sport its allowed them to gain a seat at the table.
Texas safety Michael Taaffe officially declared for the 2026 NFL Draft on Monday, announcing he will forego the Longhorns’ Citrus Bowl appearance to prepare for the next level.
The 2025 regular season is over for the Texas Longhorns, and with only their bowl game remaining on New Years Eve, their body of work is nearly complete.
The Texas Longhorns are officially saying goodbye to one of the faces of their team. After starting his college career as a walk-on, Texas safety Michael Taaffe has declared for the 2026 NFL Draft as his time on the Forty Acres comes to an end.
A few weeks away from Texas football's Cheez-It Citrus Bowl matchup against Michigan, a couple of Longhorns are earning postseason awards. Among these players is safety Michael Taaffe, who was recognized for his off-the-field contributions to the community.
The end of the regular season and a all-but-certain miss on the College Football Playoff means many Texas Longhorns players will have to make some major decisions on their future.
While the fate of their rollercoaster of a season still remains up in the air, the Texas Longhorns had an undeniably impressive final home matchup against
The Texas Longhorns will end the regular season on a high note, as the Lone Star Showdown made its return to Austin for the first time since the rivalry's renewal, and the Longhorns took care of business with a massive 27-17 upset win over their bitter rival, the No.
AUSTIN -- Texas Longhorns safety Michael Taaffe is the unquestioned leader of the defense, but he's seen better days than what occurred in the first half against the Arkansas Razorbacks.
The Texas Longhorns have turned their season around, and now, riding a four-game winning streak, they will look to continue that trend as they travel to Athens, Georgia, to take on the No.
Texas safety Michael Taaffe will return to the field this week after missing the past two games due to a thumb injury. Now back in action for the Longhorns, he is a much-welcome return as the team prepares to face the No.
As the No. 20 Texas Longhorns gear up for a battle with the No. 9 Vanderbilt Commodores at DKR on Saturday morning, the team received a slight setback in their gameplan on the defensive side with kickoff less than an hour away.
The Texas Longhorns finally saw their offense have an explosive game in a nail-biting overtime 45-38 win over the Mississippi State Bulldogs, which included their most points allowed on the season, eight games into the year.
The No. 20 Texas Longhorns mounted quite the comeback in their 45-38 overtime win over the Mississippi State Bulldogs in Starkville Saturday night, but that win seemed to come at a massive cost.
Texas will be without one of its defensive anchors for at least the next few games. Head coach Steve Sarkisian confirmed Wednesday that senior safety Michael Taaffe underwent thumb surgery after injuring his hand during Texas’ overtime win at Kentucky.
There are some things that are just bigger than football. Texas Longhorns senior defensive end Michael Taaffe reminded folks of that with a tear-jerking gesture at SEC Media Days on Tuesday.
Texas Longhorns defensive back Michael Taaffe made headlines at SEC Media Days, but not for a controversial statement about a rival or the latest gossip about teammate Arch Manning; it was his tie that caught the nation’s attention.
Longhorn Nation was a bubbling cauldron of emotion Friday night after a stunning goal-line sequence and 28-14 loss in the Cotton Bowl. Nothing embodied that feeling more than Michael Taaffe’s primal scream in the AT&T Stadium tunnel.
Everybody had an opinion about Michael Taaffe’s huge hit in the Peach Bowl. And apparently, they went to great lengths to let the Texas safety know about it.