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"The conference schedule consists of a single round robin of home or away (14 games) with one rotating opponent that will be played at home and away (2 games). Each team will play eight home games and eight away games. The rotating opponent changes annually. This marks the 18th season of the 16-game schedule for women's basketball." For Texas, these are the opponents Vic Schaefer's team will welcome to Moody Center: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt The Longhorns will face the following opponents on the road: Auburn, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Ole Miss, Mississippi State and Oklahoma Texas will play Texas A&M a…
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When the SEC unveils the TV windows for the remaining conference-controlled games in 2026 during a live SEC Network special on Wednesday (6 p.m.), Texas fans will be one step closer to knowing when the Longhorns will be kicking off every game of Steve Sarkisian’s sixth season. Still, the schedule isn’t expected to be set in stone. The SEC typically utilizes a six-day window to announce kickoff times for flexed regular-season games. If a firm start time isn’t given, the game will be assigned one of four potential kickoff windows: the early window, with a kickoff time between 11 a.m. and noon; the afternoon (2:30-3:30 p.m.); the evening (5-7 p.m.); or it will be f…
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Jim Schlossnagle was ready to go to bat for Adrian Rodriguez. Thankfully, the Texas coach didn’t need to intervene on a scoring decision in Monday’s 14-2 thumping of Alabama in a College World Series elimination game. The decision to award Rodriguez a second-inning triple instead of a double with an advancement on an outfield error was historic. Rodriguez would’ve been 5-for-5 regardless of how the hit was scored on an afternoon at Charles Schwab Field when he tied single-game College World Series records with seven RBI and 12 total bases. Still, Schlossnagle felt Rodriguez rightfully earned a cycle. When the official scorebook was changed late in the Longhorns’…
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Eltife > Campbell and it’s not even close. It takes a lot more than money to build the type of machine that Eltife, CDC, Hartzell, etc. have put together. The University of Texas at Austin was founded to be a “university of the first class” but the administration, students, and alumni have turned this place into something more. A “university of the first class” means you want to be really good, on par with top peer universities. That is no longer the goal for The University of Texas at Austin. The goal is to be the BEST at everything we do, whether it be rowing, softball, men’s swimming and driving, accounting, petroleum engineering, or information syste…
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From Brad Crawford: https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/college-football-top-position-groups-2026/
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Talked to a long time coaching connection Saturday. Word from this person is that there is growing belief by coaches that Sorsby may not play this season - this is not OTF reporting this. Just belief among coaches from a convo. One Big 12 head coach does not believe Sorby will end up playing this year, for sure. Big 12 schools presidents and higher ups have made it be known to Brett Yormark that he works for them per this person. Will be interesting to follow!
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With its season on the line in an elimination game at the College World Series, Texas rode an offensive explosion to a 14-2 rout of Alabama at Charles Schwab Field on Monday to stay alive in Omaha. The Longhorns throttled the Crimson Tide to the tune of 13 hits, seven of which went for extra bases. Adrian Rodriguez had a historic 5-for-5 afternoon, becoming the third player in the 79-year history of the College World Series to hit for the cycle with a two-run double in the first inning, a two-run triple in the second, a single in the fifth and a two-run home run to right field in the bottom of the sixth. With the win, Texas (46-14) advances to another eliminatio…
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https://www.espn.com/contributor/pete-thamel/eee8a9129b7cb
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Texas (45-14) will send Ruger Riojas to the mound against Zane Adams and the Crimson Tide. It’s the same pitching matchup from when the two clubs met in Austin on April 18, a 3-1 series-clinching win for the Longhorns, with Riojas striking out 11 and allowing three hits in five innings and Adams working six scoreless innings for Alabama (42-20). *** Ethan Mendoza, who left the Georgia game with a shoulder issue, is in the lineup for Texas against the Tide. He's hitting in the No. 4 hole.
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He predicted the Spurs in 6 due to the NBA not wanting a short series (which he believes the Spurs would have swept the Knicks). Experience matters in the NBA playoffs (when facing a healthy team).
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https://sports.yahoo.com/college-football/breaking-news/article/big-12-pursuing-legal-action-against-texas-tech-texas-attorney-general-over-brendan-sorsby-132244341.html The Big 12 Conference has filed a federal lawsuit against Texas Tech University and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to prevent them from blocking sanctions against quarterback Brendan Sorsby, who was previously deemed ineligible for illegal sports wagering. The legal action seeks to uphold conference bylaws regarding athletic integrity following threats of litigation from the Texas Attorney General's office.
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We’re 82 days away from Texas football, and today’s countdown features B.J. Johnson, Corby Robertson, Derek Lewis and Geoff Swaim. Johnson brought the biggest receiving production, Robertson carried the strongest honors resume, Lewis earned first-team All-Big 12 recognition and a Super Bowl ring, and Swaim became a dependable blocking tight end who reached the NFL. Who would you choose as the best Longhorn to wear No. 82?
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Alright, who yall taking? What do you think? Anyone think Gaethje has a chance? Saw something like 90% of the money coming into Vegas is on Gaethje to win in an upset.
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Some of us need some training on how to best watch the games either Texas or future opponents. Is there a place we can get All 22 views of games after the fact? Maybe Rod B could help us learn more about the game we love. A little game theory could help. What should we anticipate from Sark or Coach Boom based on down, distance, score, opponent, time on clock, and etc. What will opposing Team try to do based on their strengths and our weaknesses and other way around? You guys rock!
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83 Days Until Texas Football! Mike Adams headlines today's countdown as the greatest Longhorn to wear No. 83. The Texas Hall of Honor wide receiver finished his career with 177 receptions for 3,032 yards and 16 touchdowns, leaving Austin as the school's all-time leader in receptions, receiving yards, receiving touchdowns and all-purpose yards. Joining Adams is Deryl Comer, a First-Team All-Southwest Conference selection who played a key role on Texas' 1969 national championship team and later went on to the NFL. Representing the current roster is junior tight end Spencer Shannon. The 6-foot-7, 266-pound veteran enters the 2026 season as one of the experienc…
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I'm 47... and I definitely remember the 1st time I saw Sark at BYU. Strong armed.. wanted to scramble to throw.. and wasn't reading crap..😂😂. The long ball was his bail out. Crazy how hard is is on qb's now. Here's the cool part about it all. When Sark realized how to distribute the ball to who, and where, and when... he had his best season. All of the qb's he's laid hands on over his time in the sport, have grown the same way. Look at history.. all of the great winners understand that sometimes, a qb's best play, is a handoff. Marino was otherworldly... but Brady is the 🐐. Brady killed teams with dump-offs. Arch can lead us... but in the end, I think he and Sar…
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Bobby, thank you for maintaining vigilance in keeping politics away from this board.
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A disastrous first inning set the tone for Saturday’s 7-1 loss to Georgia in the College World Series, sending Texas to the loser’s bracket in Omaha with an elimination game against Alabama coming up on Monday (1 p.m., ESPN). Dylan Volantis walked third baseman Tre Phelps, setting the table for left field Ryan Lujo’s two-run home run down the left-field line. From there, a throwing error by Carson Tinney on a dropped third strike and one of a career-high four batters Volantis hit loaded the bases for shortstop Kolby Branch. Volantis struck out Branch, but Tinney’s second throwing error of the inning on a dropped third strike allowed two runs to score. The Bulldo…
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It will be my first time at CWS as a fan. Any recommendations on buying tickets and which sections are better than others? Will be me, my wife and two kids (12,1). Any suggestions are appreciated!
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The Texas Longhorns begin their NCAA-record 39th trip to the College World Series looking for their NCAA-record 89th CWS victory against the Georgia Bulldogs. Texas (45-13) and Georgia (51-12) didn't meet in the regular season or the SEC Tournament, both of which the Bulldogs won en route to the No. 3 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament. Neither team has dropped a game yet in the NCAA Tournament. *** After a weather delay at Charles Schwab Field, the Longhorns and Georgia will get going at 7:45 p.m. ***
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Crazy to think about how incredibly loaded our 2026 Longhorns are, coming into the season. No excuses Sark, it’s time to win it all. Love our coaching staff and our roster. Very real possibility the Horns could have 6 (or more) first round picks. 4 Solid top-15 picks: Arch Manning Cam Coleman Trevor Goosby Collin Simmons 3 who could play into 1st round Rasheem Biles Brandon Baker Jelani McDonald Another 2 likely to go in 2nd to 3rd round Ryan Wingo Raleek Brown This is absolutely insane and if we go all the way, who knows how much that could elevate players like Wingo, McDonald, Baker, …
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