Thomas Jones
Reporter at Austin American-Statesman
Reporter at @statesman covering @texasfootball, @texasmbb, @TexasVolleyball and other things Bevo. Reach out at [email protected].
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statesman.com | Thomas Jones
Gold Cup: USMNT's Sebastian Berhalter learns from Austin FC lessonsThomas Jones, Austin American-Statesman | Hearst - Austin TransitionShow Caption Hide Caption Season for Caring family gets a tour of Austin FC Q2 StadiumAmador Rodriguez family are soccer enthusiasts who have wanted to see a game. That dream is coming true.
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statesman.com | Thomas Jones
The U.S. men's national soccer team will try and stay unbeaten in the 2025 Gold Cup when it faces Saudi Arabia in a group match Thursday at Q2 Stadium in Austin. The U.S. beat Trinidad and Tobago 5-0 in its first Gold Cup match Sunday while Saudi Arabia topped Haiti 1-0. With both teams tied atop Group D with three points, a win by either squad would all but guarantee a spot in the knockout round.
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statesman.com | Thomas Jones
Texas basketball caught a bit of a break with Wednesday’s release of the SEC men’s basketball schedule. The Longhorns and first-year coach Sean Miller will face Georgia, Oklahoma and Texas A&M twice in SEC play in the 2025-26 season. Oklahoma and Texas A&M are the two permanent opponents for Texas, which means they will play the Longhorns in a home-and-away game each season. The SEC will rotate a third home-and-away opponent for each school every year.
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statesman.com | Thomas Jones
In its five years of existence, Q2 Stadium has quickly become a favorite for the U.S. men’s national soccer team. And the U.S. players hope to add to that success Thursday as the national squad swoops into the home of Austin FC for a Gold Cup match against Saudi Arabia. “We always really loved coming here,” said Luca de la Torre, a 27-year-old midfielder who’s played at Q2 Stadium twice before as a member of the national squad. “Austin FC’s training ground is really nice. The stadium is great.
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statesman.com | Thomas Jones
Steve Sarkisian's team went 13-3, winning the regular-season title and reaching the College Football Playoff. But how do the Longhorns stack up as they begin their second season in the toughest conference in college football? The American-Statesman is ranking the SEC position by position, assigning points for each team — 16 points for first place through one point for 16th.
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