Texas and coach Steve Sarkisian have agreed on a new contract more than a week after the Longhorns were knocked out of the College Football Playoff, according to media reports. The Action Network first reported the new deal that it said came after Sarkisian declined interviews with two NFL teams for coaching spots.

The best way to stop the Longhorns’ Red River stampede would seem to be the departure of Sarkisian. And unless Arch Manning is a bust, 2025 Texas football appears armed for another playoff assault.

Texas and coach Steve Sarkisian have a new contract more than a week after the Longhorns were knocked out of the CFP, per media reports.

One year after the University of Texas and Steve Sarkisian agreed to a long-term contract on the heels of a semifinals appearance in the College Football Playoff, the two parties have reportedly done it again.

Texas' 2024 campaign ending in heartbreaking fashion in a loss to Ohio State last week, ending a season that saw the Longhorns win a record-tying 13 games and their first-ever College Football Playoff games.

Quarterback Arch Manning is eager to lead Texas after waiting his turn behind Quinn Ewers over the past two seasons. "I haven't really played much, so I guess it really hasn't started," Manning said in an interview with ESPN's Marty Smith.

Following the season, Texas quarterback Arch Manning spoke with ESPN's Marty Smith, revealing his thoughts on the current state of the Longhorns. Manning was asked about the influence of head coach Steve Sarkisian. He explained that he's grateful to have learned under Sarkisian, whom Manning described as a "smart" and "competitive" guy.

The Texas Longhorns aren’t waiting for August to try to exact their revenge on Ohio State. After being knocked out of the College Football Playoff semifinals b

The 2024-25 college football season just concluded with Ohio State taking down Notre Dame in the CFP National Championship. However, college football never sleeps, and it's time to start diving into next year's season.

The University of Texas has solidified its standing as a financial powerhouse in college sports, becoming the first Division I public school to report more than $300 million in both operating revenues

Texas athletics both generated revenue and had operating expenses of more than $300 during the fiscal year of 2024.

The transition from coaching Texas in the Big 12 to the Southeastern Conference hasn't come quite as easy for head basketball coach Rodney Terry as it has for head football coach Steve Sarkisian. Texas' preseason No.