As spring practice approaches for programs across the country, there are plenty of reasons for anticipation of the upcoming college football season. One of the

Texas is now among a growing list of notable college football programs either scrapping the spring game completely or tweaking it to be presented as a practice-style, including Ohio State, USC, Nebraska and others.

Many experts are bullish on the Texas Longhorns ahead of the 2025 season and one insider thinks that they will be right on the cusp of winning it all. On3 Sports' J.D. PicKell dropped his early predictions for the 2025-26 College Football Playoff and he has Texas falling to Oregon in the national championship game,

For the Texas Longhorns, they are doing whatever they can to get over the hump after losing in the College Football Playoff semifinals in two consecutive season's now. On Thursday, head coach Steve Sarkisian appeared as a guest on the "Up & Adams Show.

Where Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers will be selected in the 2025 NFL draft is one of the more hotly debated topics of the college football offseason. Ewers began the year as a borderline first-round pick but saw his draft stock fall after struggling with inconsistency and ineffectiveness

As spring practice approaches for programs across the country, there are plenty of reasons for anticipation of the upcoming college football season. One of the

Texas football will replace its spring game with some type of fan event, according to athletic director Chris Del Conte.

Joseph is now the second Longhorns assistant to leave for the NFL alongside running backs coach Tashard Choice, who left to accept a job with the Detroit Lions. The Longhorns also lost safeties Blake Gideon, who accepted a job as the Georgia Tech defensive coordinator.

Terry Joseph is set to join the coaching staff of the NFL's New Orleans Saints. Joseph, who had been serving as the Longhorns ' defensive passing game coordinator while coaching corners, was slated to coach safeties this season to facilitate the addition of Rutgers' Mark Orphrey to the staff.

Texas is reportedly losing a key piece of Steve Sarkisian's defensive staff to an opportunity in the NFL world.

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.

Josh Pate of CBS Sports has ranked the 12 best football programs in the nation. He ranks the Texas Longhorns No. 4. Who's ahead? Who's behind UT?