Sports

  • Herman battles ‘win now’ culture of UT football

    By Donnavan Smoot -

    As the decade comes to a close, Texas is still trying to find its way back to the right path.  The 2010s have been a forgettable decade for the Longhorns. Eight seasons of at least five losses and multiple appearances in the Texas Bowl and Alamo Bowl leave the 2018 Sugar Bowl win over Georgia as one of the lone bright spots for the program. 
     

  • Head to Head in Big 12: Kansas

    By David West Jr. -

    The Big 12 conference has produced some of the most dominant talent to ever grace the NBA hardwood. With current big names like Kevin Durant and Joel Embiid to the more household names such as Wilt Chamberlain and Paul Pierce, the Big 12’s contribution to the NBA is irrefutable.

  • Longhorns turn eyes toward Aggies

    By Wills Layton -

    For years, the annual Texas versus Texas A&M Thanksgiving football game would divide households across the state and give one school bragging rights for the following year until the next matchup.

  • Summer games help Butler in Longhorns’ national championship chase

    By Clark Dalton -

    Brionne Butler has had a superb year. The sophomore middle blocker has built on a shining freshman campaign by leading the Longhorns in blocks with 130 and earning All-Big 12 honors. The framework for her sophomore season started this summer when she chased a Pan-American Cup in Peru with Team USA.

  • Ramey finds rhythm before rivalry game

    By Wills Layton -

    Heading into Sunday’s rivalry game against Texas A&M, Texas will be relying on Ramey to not only help generate offense but also to lead the team as one of the veteran players from last year’s roster.

  • Longhorns hold off Blazers in 67-57 victory

    By Stephen Wagner -

    With the Longhorns leading by a comfortable 13 points at halftime, it seemed as if Texas was going to finally power through an unranked non-Power Five opponent without fear of a major upset., but the University of Alabama Birmingham Blazers had other ideas.

  • Texas heads into Minnesota with momentum

    By Ben Howell -

    While temperatures in the Midwest plummet to the mid-thirties this week, Texas’ men’s and women’s swimming and diving squads will be comfortably swimming inside the University of Minnesota’s Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center for the Minnesota Invitational. 

  • Longhorns prepare to take on Blazers

    By Wills Layton -

    The first month of the 2019-2020 college basketball season is in the books, which means teams are evaluating and determining which areas need work after an offseason of practices, scrimmages and several regular season games.

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