Billy Gates

2 days ago | kxan.com | Billy Gates

AUSTIN (KXAN) - Tre Johnson is headed to our nation's capital. The Washington Wizards selected the one-and-done Texas guard with the No. 6 overall pick in the 2025 NBA draft Wednesday at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. In his freshman season with the Longhorns, Johnson led the Southeastern Conference in scoring with 19.9 points per game and shot nearly 40% from 3-point range. Many draft evaluators and pundits consider Johnson as the best pure shooter in this year's draft.

2 days ago | kxan.com | Billy Gates

AUSTIN (KXAN) - Austin FC goalkeeper Brad Stuver has played like an all-star for the past couple of seasons, and now he's finally officially one. Stuver, along with forward Brandon Vazquez and head coach Nico Estévez, will represent Austin FC in the 2025 Major League Soccer all-star game July 23 at Q2 Stadium. The MLS all-star squad will play the LigaMX all-stars at 8 p.m. on AppleTV's MLS Season Pass. Estévez and his staff will coach the MLS club against LigaMX's finest as the host team.

3 days ago | kxan.com | Billy Gates

AUSTIN (KXAN) - Social media and podcasts give everyone a platform to express their opinion about anything, and one legendary former SEC football coach decided now was the time to go on the record about Arch Manning. Steve Spurrier, 80, won 228 games as a collegiate head coach in 26 seasons with Duke, Florida and South Carolina, winning the 1996 national title with the Gators.

3 days ago | kxan.com | Billy Gates

AUSTIN (KXAN) - Tre Johnson was a bright spot in an otherwise underwhelming season for the Texas men's basketball team, falling in the First Four of the NCAA Tournament, and now the one-and-done star is almost assured to be a lottery pick in Wednesday's NBA draft. Johnson led the Southeastern Conference in scoring as a freshman, pouring in nearly 20 points per game, on his way to being named the conference's freshman of the year and to the all-SEC second team.

3 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | Billy Gates

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Tre Johnson was a bright spot in an otherwise underwhelming season for the Texas men’s basketball team, falling in the First Four of the NCAA Tournament, and now the one-and-done star is almost assured to be a lottery pick in Wednesday’s NBA draft. Johnson led the Southeastern Conference in scoring as a freshman, pouring in nearly 20 points per game, on his way to being named the conference’s freshman of the year and to the all-SEC second team.