4th and 2. Vince Young. Hook'em. Darrell K. Royal. Earl Campbell. Mack Brown. Colt McCoy. James Street. The 40 Acres. Tommy Nobis. The Eyes of Texas. Ricky Williams. This is Texas Football.
Texas' first season was in 1893 under Albert Lefevra, but it wasn't until 1963 under legendary head coach Darrell K. Royal when the Longhorns won their first national championship perfecting the wishbone offense and capturing two more in 1969 and 1970 with Longhorn greats such as James Street, Freddie Steinmark, Jim Bertlesen and Steve Worster. The 30-year title drought finally ended in 2005 on the back of Vince Young in the Rose Bowl under Mack Brown, in what some consider the greatest individual performance in college football history. The Longhorns returned to the pinnacle of college football and the standard was set to where it is today under new head coach Steve Sarkisian.
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A source inside Texas' football program confirmed to Dave Campbell's Texas Football that quarterback Quinn Ewers is expected to start for the Longhorns in the Red River Rivalry.
Viewing guide, gambling odds for Week 6 of college football across the state of Texas.
Let's dive into Week 6 with UTSA vs. Western Kentucky and Texas vs. Oklahoma. Plus, TCU Head Coach Sonny Dykes joins us to talk about their matchup with Kansas this weekend.
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This Week in TXHSFB Recruiting presented by Chicken Express highlights Ashton Ojiaku, Braxton Myers, Blake Frazier and Jonah Wilson.
Melissa offensive tackle Trevor Goosby made a commitment to the Texas Longhorns, picking his dream school over a multitude of other offers.
Stocks fall for Texas A&M, Houston while Mary Hardin-Baylor and Trinity lead a trio of remaining national title contenders.
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