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QB Prospect Arch Manning on Longhorns' Steve Sarkisian: 'He's a Freak of a Coach' In a recent interview with 247Sports, 2023 blue-chip quarterback Arch Manning spoke on his feelings about the Texas Longhorns Author: May 19, 2021 As the crowned jewel of the 2023 class, the eyes of Texas, and head coach Steve Sarkisian, are on Isidore Newman pro-style quarterback Arch Manning. “I think (the Longhorns) are going to get it going in the next few years and I’m excited to see what they can do,"  Manning said. "Obviously, he’s a freak of a coach with what he did at Alabama and the Falcons and...

Michigan releases Texas WR commit Xavier Worthy from his NLI Share this story 247Sports On Monday, Texas Longhorns wide receiver commit Xavier Worthy received his acceptance into the university and on Wednesday he was officially released from the National Letter of Intent that he signed with the Michigan Wolverines last December. Officially a LongHorn — Z A Y (@Xavierworthy2) May 10, 2021 X free yessir — Z A Y (@Xavierworthy2) May 12, 2021 Mike Roach of Horns247 confirmed the news with Worthy. Recruited by new Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian out of Fresno Central in California...

Have the Texas Longhorns fallen behind in the chase for USC Transfer linebacker Palaie Gaoteote?

The Longhorn Republic goes deep on recruiting Share this story Photo by Alex Goodlett/Getty Images The Texas Longhorns have been relatively quiet on the recruiting trail, but things may start to heat up again as they prepare for official visits in the coming months. Invites have gone out and groups are being finalized for the first set of official visits on campus since the COVID-19 pandemic caused the NCAA to impose a dead period for visits. To dive in on what the new staff has to sell, as well as what the strategy is moving forward, we welcome in Mike Roach of Horns247 to help us gain some ...

Others join Oregon Democrat to praise congressional extension through Labor Day. U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden says Congress did its job in extending unemployment benefits and other federal aid to boost the nation's recovery from the coronavirus pandemic — but there's more to be done. The Oregon Democrat restated his longer-term goals of tying future benefits to economic conditions, making benefits permanent for self-employed and gig workers, and setting national standards for benefits while states retain some flexibility. Wyden spoke to reporters on a conference call Friday, March 12, the day aft...