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With 15 commits already, Texas is off to a blazing start recruiting for the Class of 2014. And though the Longhorns haven't performed as well on the field the last three seasons, Mack Brown and Co. can still accumulate talent.

Story | Conversation | April 15, 2013

For years, Mack Brown and Texas have talked about the 2013 season as the one where things return to normal. Well, it's here.

Story | Conversation | February 24, 2013

AUSTIN, Texas -- To say Oliver Luck has a lot going on right now would be an understatement. There's his day job as West Virginia's athletic director, which, honestly, covers all hours of every day. Especially right now as he is tasked with the re...

Midway through his press conference to open Texas' fall camp on Sunday, Mack Brown was handed his iPhone. On it, Texas' assistant athletic director for media relations had typed out a message for Brown to post on his @UT_MackBrown Twitter page: ...

Billionaire attorney Joe Jamail loves Texas. He gives back because he can. He can because of Texas. So it is Texas that gets most of his attention. Not athletics. Texas.

Even with the largest athletics budget in the NCAA, Texas does not spend the most on recruiting. Being in talent-rich state helps. Even as Texas pursues more out-of state targets, the Longhorns also see the value.

Whether it's the 18 football players who graduated this spring or pushing players to finish degrees, Texas is showing that academics are paramount.

AUSTIN, Texas -- The Texas Longhorns will be short one wide receiver through fall camp. Sophomore Miles Onyegbule sustained a torn left pectoral muscle that will require surgery, Texas Head Athletic Trainer for Football Kenny Boyd said. Onyegbule ...