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Originally Published 24 days ago — by University of Texas Athletics
Texas Football head coach Steve Sarkisian announced significant changes to the team's defensive staff, including the return of former Texas defensive coordinator Will Muschamp as the new defensive coordinator, replacing Pete Kwiatkowski and Duane Akina, aiming to elevate the team's defensive performance.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Hook'em Headlines
Texas quarterback Arch Manning suffered an injury during a game, with no clear diagnosis provided immediately, raising concerns that it may be more serious than a concussion. Coach Steve Sarkisian indicated more information will be available after the team returns to Austin, leaving the team's quarterback situation uncertain.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by On3
Steve Sarkisian provided an update on quarterback Arch Manning following Texas Longhorns' victory over Mississippi State, highlighting Manning's performance and potential impact on the team.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by On3
Steve Sarkisian, the Texas head coach, is interested in NFL head coaching opportunities, including the Tennessee Titans, which could lead to significant changes in college and professional football if he makes the move.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Bleacher Report
Representatives for Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian denied reports that he is interested in NFL head coaching jobs, including the Titans, emphasizing his focus on Texas. Sarkisian has been successful at Texas, leading the team to the College Football Playoff twice, but recent struggles and quarterback issues have affected their season. Despite NFL speculation, he remains committed to his current role.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Sports Illustrated
Texas Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian acknowledged the team's ongoing red zone struggles and criticized some of his play calls, including a controversial pitch play in the Cotton Bowl, as fans continue to be frustrated with the team's offensive inconsistencies.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Yahoo Sports
Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian discussed his halftime conversation with quarterback Arch Manning after a disappointing loss, highlighting areas for improvement such as recognizing defensive coverages and enhancing the passing game, as the team prepares for their Week 2 matchup.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by On3
Texas football, led by coach Steve Sarkisian, lost to Ohio State 14-7 in their season opener, with concerns raised about offensive struggles despite a strong defensive effort; Sarkisian remains optimistic about the team's future as they prepare to face San Jose State next week.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by KXAN.com
The Texas Longhorns have been seeded No. 5 in the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff and will face No. 12 Clemson at home on December 21. Texas, coming off a loss to Georgia in the SEC championship, will play Clemson, who secured their spot by winning the ACC championship. The game features intriguing storylines, including Texas safety Andrew Mukuba's transfer from Clemson and the matchup between coaches Steve Sarkisian and Dabo Swinney. The winner will advance to the Peach Bowl to face Arizona State.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Burnt Orange Nation
The Texas Longhorns lost to Georgia in the SEC Championship, affecting their College Football Playoff seeding. Despite the loss, Texas is expected to secure a spot in the new 12-team playoff format, likely as a No. 7 seed, due to their strong metrics and previous No. 2 ranking. The selection committee's decisions will determine if Texas faces a rematch with Georgia or a matchup against Oregon. The Longhorns aim to avoid these scenarios to enhance their chances of advancing in the playoffs.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Burnt Orange Nation
The Texas Longhorns, led by head coach Steve Sarkisian, have secured the top spot in the 247Sports Composite team rankings for recruiting classes on Early Signing Day, despite missing out on several key targets. Texas's position is bolstered by the commitment of top prospect Michael Terry, though their ranking could change depending on the decision of defensive lineman Justus Terry. The Longhorns' focus remains on developing these recruits effectively, an area where they have seen improvement under Sarkisian's leadership.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Burnt Orange Nation
The Texas Longhorns, led by head coach Steve Sarkisian, are entering Early Signing Day with the nation's No. 4 recruiting class, featuring 23 commitments. Key prospects include Michael Fasusi, Michael Terry, Justus Terry, Javion Hilson, and Kellen Wiley. While Texas secured commitments from several top players, including three five-star recruits, they face competition for uncommitted prospects. Michael Terry committed to Texas, but Kellen Wiley chose Miami, and Javion Hilson opted for Missouri. Justus Terry's decision is pending, with Georgia as the favorite.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Burnt Orange Nation
The Texas Longhorns, led by head coach Steve Sarkisian, are preparing for a crucial SEC Championship game against Georgia while also navigating the early signing period and upcoming NCAA transfer portal window. Despite the challenges of balancing game preparation with recruiting and roster management, Texas is in a strong position, having secured a College Football Playoffs berth and a top-five recruiting class. Sarkisian describes these challenges as "champagne problems," highlighting the program's success and the need to manage time effectively.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Burnt Orange Nation
The Texas Longhorns, despite being the higher seed and technically the home team, will wear their road white uniforms for the SEC Championship game against the Georgia Bulldogs in Atlanta. Head coach Steve Sarkisian views the game as essentially a road match due to the proximity to Georgia's fan base, and he believes Texas thrives in such environments, having won 11 consecutive road games.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Burnt Orange Nation
Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers is dealing with a high ankle sprain, leaving him less than fully healthy for the upcoming game against Texas A&M. Despite being listed as probable, there are concerns about his ability to perform, prompting preparations for backup quarterback Arch Manning. Ewers' injury, sustained during a game against Kentucky, has raised questions about head coach Steve Sarkisian's decision to keep him in the game, especially with Ewers' potential final regular-season game approaching.