When the Supreme Court ruled in favor of allowing collegiate athletes to be compensated for their Name, Image and Likeness in June 2021, it forever altered the college sports landscape. At the time, there was no way to tell just how drastically NIL would come to impact the NCAA,

Texas Longhorns fans and college football fans in general have been clamoring for Arch Manning to take the wheel in Austin from the moment he set foot onto campus. Unfortunately for Manning and those fans dying to see him,

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian made a firm decision on the questions surrounding the annual spring game.

AUSTIN — Texas announced Thursday that it will not hold a spring football game for the first time in head coach Steve Sarkisian’s four-year Longhorn tenure. Sarkisian made the announcement on a football podcast and cited the wear and tear of two consecutive long seasons as the reason for the cancellation.

While no receiver came close to the 4.21-second 40-yard dash that former Texas star Xavier Worthy ran last year, a pair of Longhorns put up impressive times all the same. Matthew Golden led all receivers with a 4.

Texas Longhorns fans will have to wait until August to get their first full look at the 2025 team. Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian announced on the

Arch Manning is officially Texas' starter for the 2025 season but several Longhorns teammates will be directly tied to his success.

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian talks to quarterback Arch Manning (16) during the first Texas Longhorns football practice of 2023 at the Frank Denius Fields on the University of Texas at Austin campus on Monday,

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian confirmed what many expected to hear heading into the offseason. During an appearance on the Up and Adams Show, Sarkisian officially confirmed Arch Manning will be the starting quarterback for Texas in 2025,

The Texas Longhorns are looking for some talent along the offensive line, and one of the top players likes what they have to offer.

"Look, Coach Sarkisian, all that stuff is cool. Building a culture does take time, but having the boosters attached to the University of Texas also helps," Newton said. "Hello? Th