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  • 5 days ago | texas.rivals.com | Marcus Gutierrez

    Shelton Henderson’s college decision is coming soon. The Bellaire five-star forward was recently released from his National Letter of Intent from Duke University, and the No. 12 player in the country is looking for a new home. “It was a tough decision,” Henderson said on leaving Duke. “Me and my family talked about it along with my coaches.

  • 1 week ago | texas.rivals.com | Travis Galey

    The University of Texas rowing team is easily the most dominant sport at UT that most Longhorn fans don’t know anything about. “We’ve won NCAA championships three out of the last four years, we’re currently ranked number one,” said head coach Dave O’Neill. The Horns could have possibly made it four in a row if not for a flock of geese landing in UT’s lane during the 2023 NCAA championship regatta.

  • 2 weeks ago | texas.rivals.com | Travis Galey

    Two weeks out from the NFL draft and there are 19 Texas Longhorns who have declared for the draft and are eagerly awaiting to see what kind of opportunity they’ll get to play in the league. That’s 19 players who have represented the Texas Longhorns at a high level. Nineteen players who have gone to at least one College Football Playoff – most of them have gone to the CFP in back-to-back years.

  • 2 weeks ago | texas.rivals.com | Jason Suchomel

    Rivals100 linebacker Taven Epps has taken multiple early visits to check out the Texas Longhorns, including a trip in late March. That trip moved the needle enough with the 2027 standout that he decided on Sunday to give the Longhorns a verbal commitment. Out of Tustin (CA), Epps visited Texas in the fall and then returned again a little more than a week ago. It was on that visit when he made up his mind that he wanted to be a Longhorn. “It’s the coaching, the environment,” Epps said.

  • 3 weeks ago | texas.rivals.com | Jason Suchomel

    It was a big weekend of visitors for the Texas Longhorns, with a handful of top national targets making their way to Austin. Arguably the biggest of the group was 5-star defensive end Richard Wesley, the nation’s No. 8-ranked prospect overall in the 2026 class. Wesley, who recently reclassified, spent multiple days with the Texas coaching staff before departing on Sunday afternoon. Included in the visit was a chance to watch the Longhorns practice on Saturday, and Wesley said he liked what he saw.

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