Texas coach Steve Sarkisian blows his whistle, calling for the Longhorns to begin "two-spotting" -- the simultaneous 11-on-11 drills during spring practice. On one side of the field, his first- and second-string players face each other;

The Texas Longhorns are after only one thing in 2024. HOUSTON - The Texas Longhorns are going to be held to a high standard in 2024. Heading into the new season, Texas is expected to be one of the top teams in the nation, with most preseason projections having them landing in the top five.

At this year's Touchdown Club of Houston luncheon, unlike in 2023, Steve Sarkisian was more than ready to talk about Texas' new conference, the SEC.

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian lost a lot of football talent to the NFL Draft this offseason. Still, that hasn’t stopped the rising football mind to set the 2024 team’s goals higher. “The beauty of this group of leaders now is they have something to prove to their big brothers that just left,

Steve Sarkisian believes Texas is in great shape in the defensive backfield. HOUSTON - The Texas Longhorns are facing some legitimate questions about their secondary heading into the 2024 season.

Texas has lost several players to the portal, and it had to happen because there are only so many spots on a roster. Sarkisian is far from finished with this portal, by the way. The Horns could still use another defensive back, with Terrance Brooks and Austin Jordan leaving the program, so expect him to continue to mine for more depth.