Texas kicked off its 2016 season under partly cloudy skies at Mike A. Myers Stadium Friday night.
What seemed like an innocuous night for a soccer match turned dangerous — lightning strikes in...
Senior middle blocker Chiaka Ogbogu will not play this season for academic reasons, according to Texas athletics.
According to the Austin-American Statesman, Ogbogu is eligible but working through some...
The Longhorns have a sour taste in their mouth.
Last season the team finished 8-6-4 and failed to make the NCAA tournament after getting there in 2014 — Texas has only made the tournament once...
Senior thrower Ryan Crouser became the latest Longhorn to take home a gold medal at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro Thursday.
He captured first place and shattered an Olympic record with a 22.52-meter...
Rio de Janeiro authorities recommend charging former Longhorn Jimmy Feigen and Team USA Swimmer Ryan Lochte of false reporting of a crime, ABC News reported.
Feigen and Lochte, along with Texas junior...
One of the four United States swimmers who claimed to have been robbed late on Saturday was seen fighting with a gas station security guard on footage from the same night, according to ABC News.
“One...
Junior swimmer Jack Conger and Team USA swimmer Gunnar Bentz were pulled off their flights from Rio de Janeiro to the United States by Brazilian authorities Wednesday night, according to the Associated...
A Brazilian judge issued an order Wednesday to seize the passports of American swimmers Ryan Lochte and Jimmy Feigen, according to the New York Times. The warrant comes in response to the swimmers’ testimony...
RIO DE JANEIRO – When junior swimmer Joseph Schooling finished his 100-meter butterfly race at the Rio Olympics, he looked back to see his time of 50.39 seconds — three-quarters of a second faster...
Two Longhorn swimmers were held at gunpoint in an armed robbery in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Saturday night, according to NBC Sports.
Rising junior Jack Conger and Texas alumnus Jimmy Feigen, along...
RIO DE JANEIRO – Michelle Carter had one shot left to make history.
The former Longhorn was already an underdog —no American had ever won gold in women’s shot put. And New Zealand’s Valerie...
