College Football Playoff prediction: Why Texas can overcome inconsistencies, win national championship
When Texas announced plans to enter the SEC, the Longhorns immediately embarked on a 5-7 season in 2021 that was historic for all the wrong reasons. Since that moment, Texas has truly brought itself back from the brink and now stands alone as the only SEC team remaining in the first 12-team College Football Playoff.
Texas and the College Football Playoff’s luckiest travel break yet: a home-state semifinal
The two other semifinalists, Notre Dame and Penn State, are traveling more than 1,200 miles each to the Orange Bowl this week. Ohio State and Penn State each traveled more than 2,200 to their quarterfinal. Texas’ 928-mile trip to Atlanta will be the furthest the Longhorns must go.
Texas AD on NFL interest in Steve Sarkisian
It has been quite the ride through two games in the College Football Playoff for Ohio State with complete and total ...
On this date in Texas history, Alabama and a key injury prevented the Longhorns from winning their fifth national ...
Texas football spent most of the season at or near the top of almost every major defensive statistical category, but has ...
The Texas Longhorns are in the middle of preparations for their upcoming meeting with the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Cotton Bowl as one of two College Football ...
A former five-star recruit for North Carolina Tar Heels, the defensive tackle bolsters a position of need next season for the ...
Quinn Ewers is busy this week preparing to get No. 5 seed Texas ready to play No. 8 Ohio State in the College Football ...
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith was the top-ranked recruit in the class of 2024 and has been proving his worth in his ...
Colt McCoy, the last Texas QB to lead the Longhorns to the national title game, is setting up shop in Fort Worth.
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