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Arch Manning leads a revamped Texas Longhorns squad as the program eyes a College Football Playoff return, with record‑breaking ticket prices underscoring the financial stakes of its marquee matchups.
The Southeastern Conference enters the 2026 college football season with a depth of leadership that has sparked a fresh round of rankings, grouping its head coaches into four distinct tiers based on recent triumphs and future promise.
A look at the nation’s most coveted offensive line commitments for the 2026 class, highlighting key players, programs and the impact on future NFL talent.
Texas is reshaping its identity in the SEC, investing in size, speed and relentless contact to overcome past struggles against Georgia and other elite defenses.
The 2026 Texas Longhorns schedule features eight ranked opponents, including a pivotal game against No. 1 Ohio State, historic rivalries, and emotional matchups that could determine a national championship after a 17‑year drought.
All 2026 home games at Darrell K Royal‑Texas Memorial Stadium have sold out, featuring a marquee Red River Rivalry and seven Top‑25 opponents, while student tickets remain accessible for the upcoming season.
Arch Manning’s light‑hearted trash talk with teammate Colin Simmons highlights his confidence and enjoyment, a dynamic that head coach Steve Sarkisian says is elevating the entire squad’s atmosphere.
Mitch Johnson, head coach of the San Antonio Spurs, addressed the Texas Longhorns football squad, linking his team’s NBA Finals experience to the Longhorns’ pursuit of cohesion and excellence.
The Longhorns’ 2026 slate features three marquee games against the nation’s elite, each carrying playoff implications and unique storylines.
Early practices reveal a promising infusion of youthful talent that could reshape the Longhorns' lineup before the start of the 2026 season.
Texas enters the 2026 season with one of the nation’s youngest rosters, as coaches stress mental mastery and physical readiness for a handful of promising newcomers.
From Arch Manning's revamped receiving corps to defensive standouts eyeing Heisman glory, the 2026 season promises drama across the nation.
Early move‑ins and portable fans highlight the lengths taken to keep players safe and comfortable during record‑breaking heat in Texas.
Major transitions in Utah football leadership, including Kyle Whittingham's move to Michigan and Morgan Scalley's promotion, reshape the upcoming Big 12 season and influence national title contenders.
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.
Indiana’s recent College Football Playoff run hinged on a schedule stacked with FCS opponents, prompting debate over whether the Big Ten’s claim of league superiority holds up against more rigorous matchups.
Tosh Lupoi’s ascent from Cal player to national‑championship coach culminates in a 2026 return to Berkeley, where he aims to reshape the Bears’ culture and performance.
Kansas State’s 2026 football outlook hinges on Collin Klein’s ability to juggle coaching and play‑calling while a young defense and an unstable offensive line face tough Big 12 competition.
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.
An examination of how a select group of coaches have turned matchups with AP Top 25 teams into a hallmark of sustained excellence, while also navigating the unique pressures of their conferences.
Arch Manning's debut practice under Steve Sarkisian highlights his efficiency, rapport with receivers, and the competitive quarterback room as Texas readies for its September 5 opener against Texas State.
A temporary restraining order secured by Judge Charlotte Sweeney allows former Texas offensive lineman Cole Hutson to resume training while his lawsuit against the NCAA proceeds, highlighting the impact of the new age‑based eligibility model.
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.
From Darian Mensah’s move to Miami to Sam Leavitt’s jump to LSU, the upcoming transfer cycle brings proven playmakers and new storylines that could tip the balance of power across the nation.