Sports Roundup: Texas is Back!!
You Know It Has to Be Football First Welp. Texas is good again. After a heart-attack inducing last-second win over Oklahoma on Saturday in Dallas, Texas is ranked...
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Herman, Longhorns Continue to Slay Their Demons
Tom Herman’s second season began with a whimper, as Texas dropped the opener to Maryland on the road. It seemed like maybe another lost season was ahead,...
Deep-Fried Dreams at the State Fair
I tried to do it right this time, really I did. I trained like a champion for my third trip to the State Fair of Texas, where I always order the dumbest things...
Takeaways from McRaven, Brennan’s National Security Talk at Texas Tribune Festival
“My concern with Russia is: ‘Where do we draw the line?'” — William McRaven. Tune in live here. #TribFest18 https://t.co/5eusihA8Vo pic.twitter.com/0oBAPH4GGC —...
Sports Roundup: Closing the Gap
Stadium news! Micaya fever! Futbol! But first… Football The Three Words Every Girl Wants to Hear TEXAS. IS. BACK. Folks, if 34 straight points to demolish...
Sports Roundup: Andrew Jones Is Back!
But first, football. Here’s what you missed last week, and what’s next for UT sports. Football The Agony Texas lost, there was a rain delay, and last...
The Complete Story of DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium
The first time the stadium felt special to me—this should be obvious, but for transparency’s sake, I mean Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, otherwise...
The Top 10 Moments at DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium
Many of the greatest moments in Texas football history occurred far from the Forty Acres: the 1969 National Championship win against Arkansas with President Nixon...
This Week in Texas Sports: Football Is Back!
There’s so much Texas sports news happening every day, it’s hard to keep up. That’s why we’re rounding up everything you need to know about...
What the Original ‘Alcalde’ Taught Me About Texas Football History
Recently a document came across my desk that raised my hackles. Found in a dusty drawer somewhere in our building was a manilla folder labeled “1896.”...
