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Week 1 performances propelled Ohio State to the top of Joel Klatt’s latest rankings, with Texas, LSU, Miami, Notre Dame and others moving up or holding steady in a rapidly evolving top ten.
Ohio State crushed Ball State 56-3 in Week 1, setting the stage for a high‑stakes matchup against top‑5 Texas in Austin and a potential bounce‑back game against Kent State.
The Longhorns' 59-7 victory over Texas State highlighted the effectiveness of blending seasoned players with portal additions, and now the team prepares to test its mettle against No. 1 Ohio State.
In a dominant season opener, Texas routed Texas State 59‑7, with Arch Manning throwing for 305 yards and four touchdowns, while the defense forced three turnovers and set a new standard for the program’s streak.
With Ohio State, Notre Dame and Texas topping the odds boards, analysts examine the impact of returning stars, key departures, and the lingering lessons from last year's surprise champion.
A 12‑team bracket forecast sees Texas navigating a tough path, highlighted by Arch Manning’s arm and a dominant defensive front, culminating in a low‑scoring victory over Oregon.
USA TODAY Sports has released its latest rankings of the nation's best wide‑receiver groups for the 2026 season, highlighting standout players and deep, talent‑laden units across the country.
Coach Steve Sarkisian reflects on a sloppy preseason offense, lauds Arch Manning’s statistical gains, and outlines the roadmap for Jonah Williams and the Longhorns’ emerging talent.
The Longhorns' receiving group combines elite transfers and home‑grown talent, promising a dynamic attack for the upcoming season.
The 2026 Preseason Coaches All‑SEC Team highlights Texas' depth, with five players making the first team and a total of eleven honorees, matching Georgia's total.
The preseason watch list for the Biletnickoff Award features two Texas wide receivers, marking a historic milestone for the program and setting the stage for a compelling 2026 season.
A flu outbreak forced several Texas Longhorns starters out of their preseason scrimmage, but the team responded with defensive highlights, breakthrough performances from younger athletes, and a clear hydration plan from Coach Steve Sarkisian.
Coach Steve Sarkisian is rethinking Ryan Wingo’s usage after a modest contested‑pass rate, planning to pair the deep‑threat Cam Coleman with a revamped shallow‑route decoy to maximize yardage.
Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian is building a receiving unit that blends elite talent and positional flexibility, setting the stage for a potentially explosive passing attack in 2026.
The latest practice highlighted a dominant defensive front, with key contributors stepping up while the offense adjusts to constant pressure
Freshman wide receiver Jermaine Bishop Jr., a top-ranked prospect from the 2026 class, brings a rare blend of speed, defensive insight and versatility that could reshape Texas’s slot dynamics.
Texas Longhorns enter the 2026 season with high hopes, led by quarterback Arch Manning and a revamped defense, aiming to break through to championship contention.
The University of Texas is buzzing about a handful of players whose straight‑line speed could reshape the Longhorns' offense, from punt‑return star Ryan Niblett to freshman phenom Kohen Brown, track‑star Ryan Wingo and veteran Warren Roberson.
Texas Longhorns football opened its summer camp with a top‑ranked roster, highlighted by key transfers, a heat‑tested practice for John Meredith III, and the ongoing eligibility battle of Cole Hutson.
The Longhorns are building a roster that could finally break a championship drought that has persisted for over twenty years, led by star quarterback Arch Manning and a host of defensive standouts.
The 2026 college football season opens with a deep pool of veteran talent at wide receiver, driven by NIL opportunities and portal transfers across powerhouse programs.
Jermaine Bishop Jr., the 2025 Mr. Texas Football honoree, arrives in Austin as a freshman wide receiver with a high school résumé that includes nearly 2,000 receiving yards and 20 touchdowns. His blend of elite speed and playmaking ability has analysts drawing comparisons to Bo Jackson and Xavier Worthy, and the Longhorns' offensive scheme may soon showcase his talents on both offense and special teams.
A look at the returning starters for the Texas Longhorns and how their roles could shape a playoff push.
Under head coach Steve Sarkisian, the Longhorns aim to build on recent successes, anchored by a steady left‑tackle line and a pipeline of NFL‑ready wide receivers.