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Head coach Steve Sarkisian says teams are finding creative ways to pay players without oversight, highlighting Arch Manning's $5.4 million in deals and questioning Texas's investment relative to the national trend
Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian has leveraged the transfer portal to build competitive rosters, with several classes earning national rankings and contributing to recent on‑field breakthroughs.
The Big 12’s recent social media jab at the Texas Longhorns follows an opening‑game loss to Arizona State, reviving a feud that dates back to a controversial playoff overtime win two seasons ago.
Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian confirmed that two‑sport athlete Jonah Williams will be cleared for training camp despite a recent shoulder operation, highlighting his potential impact on the upcoming season.
The 2026‑27 SEC season promises dramatic shifts as veteran powerhouses and ambitious newcomers vie for the top spot, with coaching moves and playoff aspirations taking center stage.
From Kirby Smart’s championship pedigree to the fresh faces feeling the heat, the SEC’s coaching landscape is richer and more competitive than ever as the 2026‑27 season approaches.
Coach Steve Sarkisian's recent remarks about a Texas team with a weaker schedule have ignited a dialogue about historic rivalries, scheduling priorities and the evolving landscape of college football.
Investigations by the NCAA and the College Sports Commission have turned the spotlight on Ole Miss, where alleged improper compensation deals for incoming players have sparked criticism and raised questions about the future of NIL enforcement.
Ty Winn, a top offensive tackle prospect, will visit the University of Texas this week, highlighting the Longhorns' aggressive push for the 2028 class.
Five‑star recruit Jermaine Bishop’s adaptability could reshape Texas Longhorns’ plans for the 2026 season.
The latest wave of transfers brings fresh talent to programs across the nation, promising significant on‑field impact.
Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian clarified his recent ‘basket weaving’ analogy regarding Ole Miss’s graduation policies, apologized for any offense caused, and urged federal action to standardize college football regulations.
In a recent statement, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian voiced strong resistance to the Big Ten's proposal to enlarge the College Football Playoff, insisting that a four‑team format better preserves the tournament's prestige.
Both programs aim to rebound from disappointing 2025 campaigns, with Ohio State’s Julian Sayin and Texas’ Arch Manning leading fresh offensives into a Week 2 matchup that promises fireworks.
Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian argues that the College Football Playoff should revert to a four‑team format, citing the need to preserve the sport’s tradition and give elite teams a clear path to the championship.
In a recent interview, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian explained why he favors a smaller College Football Playoff, citing concerns over prestige, complexity and the influence of broadcast money.
After a five‑year professional stint and a distinguished college run, Collin Johnson is now pursuing an MBA at MIT, bringing his athletic discipline to the classroom.
Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian says every SEC team spends at least $30 million on its roster, citing third‑party NIL deals and the lack of enforcement of the NCAA’s $20.5 million cap.
A look at the major storylines and expectations shaping the 2026 college football season, from Lane Kiffin’s LSU debut to Indiana’s ascent and the playoff ambitions of traditional powerhouses.
Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian is set to address the media at the Touchdown Club of Houston and the SEC spring meetings in Destin, Florida, where he is expected to tackle key issues shaping the upcoming season.
A look at the contrasting trajectories of Arch Manning and Dante Moore as they prepare for the 2026 college football season, with Texas banking on stability and Oregon seeking a fresh offensive identity.
Top defensive lineman Kellan Hall is set to tour the University of Texas campus on May 31, a visit that could shape his commitment amid a crowded field of suitors.
Brandon Harris discussed Texas's 22-player transfer portal class, the challenges of maintaining depth under budget limits, and his endorsement of the proposed five-for-five eligibility model.
In a conversation that blends football acumen with strategic foresight, Texas Football’s general manager Brandon Harris explains how the program balances retention of star players like Arch Manning with a disciplined high‑school recruiting pipeline, while navigating the financial and competitive pressures of modern college football.