Texas football defensive lineman Justus Terry played well in limited snaps against Georgia. Could the former five-star see more of the field?

What happened to the Texas Longhorns in Athens, Georgia, is a sore subject and probably will be for a little while. A 35-10 loss exposed many areas in which the

With the Arkansas Razorbacks set to play at Texas this Saturday, former Longhorns football coach Mack Brown made a trip to Little Rock on Monday to be the featured guest at the Little Rock Touchdown Club's meeting at the DoubleTree Hotel.

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Not only will the loss hurt the Longhorns' pride after being blown out on the road, but it will also damage Texas' chances at the College Football Playoff, with a shot at the postseason being extremely hard to come by now at 9-3 and with a No. 3 Texas A&M team waiting in the final week of the regular season.

Texas, which is notoriously stingy with its offers at the quarterback position, has issued three of them in the 2027 cycle. Kavian Bryant (Texas Tech), Peyton Houston (LSU) and Brady Edmunds (Ohio State) are all committed to other schools.

Texas football just took a loss to Georgia and now have to worry about the health of linebacker Anthony Hill Jr.

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian knows the dangers the Arkansas Razorbacks present despite being winless in the SEC this season.