From Jack Sawyer’s scoop-and-score to celebratory cigars after the national championship win, Ohio State’s seniors shared ...

Jeremy Palm has the Longhorns missing the tournament because of the amount of losses. Sure, other teams made it in the tournament with records similar to the Longhorns at 19-15. Temple in 2016 did ...

After a wrenching 76-72 home loss to rival Oklahoma in Saturday’s regular-season finale, Texas basketball at least knows its fate. Win — a lot — at the SEC Tournament next week in Nashville ...

Texas is expected to part ways with head coach Rodney Terry after a disappointing season. Del Conte has a history of lining up a new coach before firing the previous one, so he may already have a ...

A longtime Texas Longhorns reporter cautions fans to keep ... so ago for the first time since that notorious finish in the Cotton Bowl against Ohio State, and he did have one troubling statement ...

Up until recently, it seemed like a foregone conclusion that Texas Longhorns offensive lineman ... issues were on full display during the Super Bowl, and signing Jaylon Moore -- a backup ...

After punching their March Madness ticket by the skin of their teeth, the Texas Longhorns are hoping to advance to the round of 64 and break their way into the NCAA Tournament. Standing in their ...

Texas Longhorns forward Jayson Kent and guard Julian Larry were starters last season on a Indiana State team that many felt deserved an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament with a 32-7 record.

Much of their success was thanks in large part to shortstop and slugger Bobby Witt Jr., who finished second in the AL MVP race behind Aaron Judge. If he stays healthy, he'll have a great chance to ...

Justin Lee, a 28-year-old student at Northwestern State University, was honored for his work as an NFL teammate volunteer during Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans. He was named a teammate MVP by ...

Does it matter that this NCAA Tournament starts with the Longhorns’ first appearance in a First Four game against Xavier in Dayton, Ohio, Wednesday? Not one bit, said Texas freshman Tre Johnson.