Isaac Gutierrez

Texas will travel to Oklahoma with the level of confidence and resilience they have been preaching all season, but it won’t be easy to close out the regular season with a win. After a heartbreaking loss to No. 17 Texas Tech last week, Texas soccer enters the final game of their regular season against Oklahoma in pursuit of a bounce-back performance.

After two consecutive conference losses, Texas regained its footing in the Big 12 race with a 2-1 win on the road against Baylor. The Longhorns now sit in second place in the conference with a record of 4–2. 

After a nail-biting bout to the finish with TCU, the Longhorns prevailed 1-0, and now Texas soccer is the lone undefeated and untied team in the Big 12, sitting in first place with a conference record of 3–0.   

The Longhorns made an offensive statement on Sunday, beating Grambling State 8-0. This is the most goals the team has scored since their 1997 victory over Oklahoma State. 

The Hawks outshot the Longhorns 12-11, and a lackluster defensive performance made way for Texas to allow the most goals since Sept. 6, 2012, when the Longhorns lost 5-0 to BYU.

After suffering two losses in as many weeks, Texas soccer is looking for change. While the team started the season in thrilling fashion with a 4-3 win over Gonzaga, the Longhorns have now lost two matches in a row, falling out of the NCAA top-25 rankings. 

After months of speculation regarding where his future will lie, former Longhorn Kevin Durant has signed a four-year $161 million contract with the Brooklyn Nets.

Another week has passed in the 2018 NFL season and with it went more storylines pertaining to former Longhorns. Here are two notable ones:

As insane as it sounds to say aloud, Week Ten of the 2018 NFL season has come to its conclusion. With another week of NFL games comes more performances and storylines pertaining to former Longhorns that must be discussed.

The 2018 NFL season is now seven weeks young. Let’s take a look at how former Longhorns, Justin Tucker and Adrian Phillips, fared this week.

The 2018 NFL season is now six weeks young. Some former Longhorns have found great success this season with their respective teams, while others have found quite the opposite. Here’s a look at how some of these players did this week:

Every NFL season is full of shocking revelations and unexpected outcomes, but they all have one thing in common — heartbreaking injuries. They’re often unpredictable yet inevitable for some.