UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS | TEXAS LONGHORNS

• Men's Basketball tops No. 22/24 Missouri, 61-53
  January 22, 2025
  Kaluma records a game-high 14 points and 12 rebounds to pace the Longhorns to their first ranked win of the season on Tuesday night.
• Texas Football legend Bobby Wuensch passes away (HoustonChronicle.com)
  January 21, 2025
  A Texas Athletics Hall of Honor member, Wuensch was a two-time First Team All-American and two-time National Champion offensive lineman under Darrell Royal.
• Women’s Basketball’s Booker named SEC Player of the Week
  January 21, 2025
  Booker averaged 25 points per game to help the Longhorns to a pair of victories over Auburn and Maryland.
• Belyeu, Flores named D1Baseball Preseason All-Americans
  January 21, 2025
  Junior duo garner third-team acclaim.
• No. 7/7 Women’s Basketball stifles No. 8/9 Maryland, 89-51
  January 21, 2025
  Texas' 38-point win is the largest margin of victory against a Top-10 opponent in program history.
• No. 1 Men’s Tennis tops No. 18 Arizona State, 6-1
  January 20, 2025
  The Longhorns collected their first ranked win of the year and moved to 4-0 this season.
• Track and Field wins seven events at Arkansas Invitational
  January 18, 2025
  FAYETTEVILLE, AR – The Texas track and field program won events at the Arkansas Invitational for its second indoor meet of the season.
• Baseball Alumni Game and Fan Appreciation Day set for Feb. 1
  January 16, 2025
  Get your first glimpse of the 2025 Longhorns under new Head Coach Jim Schlossnagle.
• Cheer on the Horns at the inaugural Eddie Reese Texas Showdown on Jan. 24!
  January 15, 2025
  Texas Swimming & Diving invites Longhorn Nation back to the Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center on Friday, January 24 for the inaugural Eddie Reese Texas Showdown featuring national powers Arizona State (No. 3 Men/No. 14 Women), NC State (No. 6 Men/No. 9 Women), and Virginia (No. 17 Men/No. 1 Women) for the premiere […]
• Huff selected for enshrinement in College Football Hall of Fame
  January 15, 2025
  2005 Thorpe Award winner and Defensive MVP of the National Championship game, Michael Huff becomes 23rd Longhorn College Football Hall of Famer.