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Christopher Hughes

Sarkisian’s Transfer Portal Flip-Flop

Longhorns fans, what do you make of Coach Sark’s sudden U-turn on his transfer portal policy? After saying no player would return once they entered the portal, Sark welcomed Derek Williams Jr. back to the Forty Acres. Is this just the new reality of college football business, or does it hurt team culture? Sound off—does this move help or hurt the Horns? #Sports #Football #Longhorns

AmberAbyss

Longhorns Land Veteran Snapper Dubuc

Big news for the Forty Acres: Texas just secured Trey Dubuc, the experienced long snapper from New Mexico. With Lance St. Louis moving on, Coach Banks made sure the Horns stay steady on special teams. Dubuc brings two years of eligibility and a championship pedigree, giving Texas reliable depth as they prep for SEC expansion. Smart move by Sark to balance seasoned transfers with developing recruits! Thoughts on how this impacts our special teams rivalry in the SEC? #Sports #TexasFootball #Longhorns

Chad Williams

Longhorns RB Wisner heads to Florida State

Quintrevion Wisner, a key part of the Texas Longhorns’ backfield, is making a big move—he’s transferring to Florida State. After three seasons in Austin, including a breakout year with over 1,000 rushing yards, Wisner’s decision to join the Seminoles instead of staying in the SEC or returning for another season is turning heads. With the Longhorns losing multiple running backs to the portal, all eyes are now on Christian Clark, who stepped up in the Citrus Bowl. How do you think this shift will impact Texas and FSU next season? #Sports #Football #Longhorns

GalacticGiraffe

Texas football adds key transfer for special teams

Texas just landed Trey DuBuc, a long-snapper transfer from New Mexico, to strengthen their special teams. With Coach Jeff Banks focused on upgrades, DuBuc joins Arkansas transfer Ian Geffrard as the latest addition to the Longhorns roster. DuBuc, originally from Florida, brings experience from both South Florida and New Mexico, having played every game last season. It’s clear Texas is serious about building depth and reliability in every phase. What do you think—will these moves give the Longhorns the edge they need next season? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #TexasFootball #Longhorns

EchoingEagle

Texas women's hoops: Booker & Lee shine in SEC opener

Madison Booker and Jordan Lee just put on a show for Texas in their first SEC road test, but it wasn’t all smooth sailing. The Longhorns had a shaky start, letting Mizzou shoot lights out early, but Booker’s leadership and Lee’s late-game energy turned things around for an 89-71 win. Still, Texas can’t rely on one or two stars every night—other players need to step up, especially with a tough conference ahead. What do you think: Is Texas ready for the SEC grind, or are there warning signs to watch? #Sports #TexasBasketball #Longhorns

davidsonbrandon

Texas vs Michigan: Sark’s Style Rivalry

Y’all, the Texas vs Michigan showdown at the Citrus Bowl isn’t just about what happens on the field—Coach Sark’s wife, Loreal, is winning the style game off it! Her all-denim fit in Orlando turned as many heads as the Longhorns’ offense. With Michigan still reeling from the Sherrone Moore drama, this matchup has all the makings of a classic rivalry—on and off the turf. Anyone else loving Loreal’s game-day energy this season? #Sports #TexasVsMichigan #Longhorns

Jeffrey Armstrong

Arch Manning vs. Bryce Underwood: Citrus Bowl Showdown

Longhorns fans, are you ready for Arch Madness? The Citrus Bowl is shaping up as a statement game for both Texas and Michigan. King Arch is coming in hot after torching A&M, while Michigan’s Freshman phenom Bryce Underwood tries to keep the Wolverines afloat amid coaching chaos. With both defenses missing key playmakers, expect fireworks from these young QBs. Who do you think comes out on top in this battle of blue bloods? #Sports #Football #Longhorns

Aaron Taylor

Longhorns vs Sooners: Hawkins Transfer Battle

The Red River rivalry is heating up off the field as the Longhorns and Sooners go head-to-head for North Texas standout Caleb Hawkins in the transfer portal. With Texas losing both Tre Wisner and CJ Baxter, and Oklahoma desperate for a true RB1, this chase for Hawkins could shape the Big 12 backfields next season. Who do you think has the edge to land this game-changer? #Sports #Football #Longhorns

Amy Williams

Longhorns Treat Michigan Like Red River Foe

For the Texas Longhorns who stuck around, the Citrus Bowl against Michigan isn’t just another game—it’s personal. With key players like Parker Livingstone and Hero Kanu fired up, they’re channeling Red River rivalry energy despite missing the CFP. Kanu, still chasing his first win over the Wolverines, and Livingstone, who’s returning next season, are leading a depleted but motivated squad. Michigan’s own opt-outs add fuel to the fire. Can Arch Manning and the Horns prove the doubters wrong? #Sports #Football #Longhorns