If Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian hears all the chatter about the dearth of quality opponents for his No. 3 Longhorns (8-1, 4-1 SEC), he didn’t let on during his weekly Zoom meeting with reporters Thursday. “Honestly, I don't pay attention to ...

Win and move on. That was the mentality of the Texas Longhorns on the road in Arkansas. The Longhorns did enough to hold off the Hogs 20-10. The Horns dominated the first half, but only had a 10-0 lead to show for it at halftime.

Steve Sarkisian visited Arkansas in his first road game as the Texas head coach on Sept. 11, 2021. It didn't go well. His No. 15-ranked Longhorns were dominated by the Hogs and lost 40-21. On Saturday,

In the third quarter of Saturday’s game between Texas and Arkansas, things got interesting. The Razorbacks got a touchdown from Ja’Quinden Jackson and a field goal to cut the Longhorns’ lead to 13-10 as they searched for an upset.

As the Texas football team prepares to take on the Arkansas Razorbacks, they are currently the No. 3 ranked team in the entire country, as people could be predicting they will be hoisting up the national championship by the end of the season.

The Texas Longhorns are 8-1 this season and have firmly cemented themselves as a contender in both the SEC and national landscape. Texas has rarely been tested this season, winning by an average margin of 32 points in their eight victories.

There is a simple and relatively benign solution to college football's sign-stealing drama if you are willing to listen to Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian make the argument for technology in players' headgear.

While the stars of the Texas Longhorns football team have all the spotlight, coach Steve Sarkisian provided some names of young players who haven't played much but have shown tons of potential.