Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian explained how he built strong depth with the Longhorns despite obstacles posed by the transfer portal.

Steve Sarkisian admits to a change of mind regarding star running back CJ Baxter ahead of the Ohio State season opener.

Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian discussed position changes, Arch Manning and big-picture college football topics at SEC media days on Tuesday.

Left tackle Trevor Goosby missed Monday's practice for Texas football, but coach Steve Sarkisian says it's not a long-term concern for a Longhorn squad that has been fairly healthy for training camp.

Six practices into training camp, 25 days before Texas and Ohio State square off in the first-ever matchup between the top two teams in a preseason poll to start the season, Sarkisian said his

Sarkisian has shown an ability to get the most out of first-year starting quarterbacks as evidenced by his work with Mac Jones at Alabama and Ewers, who went from an up-and-down redshirt freshman to a seasoned signal-caller who led the program to back-to-back CFP appearances before he left for the pros.

Steve Sarkisian worked under Pete Carroll and Nick Saban before becoming the head coach of the Texas football team.

Baxter’s growth and improvement led to more snaps in the second scrimmage — the nation’s No. 1 running back in the 2023 recruiting class is close enough to full health for Sarkisian to term Baxter and junior running back Quintrevion Wisner co-starters at the position with Wisner 1A and Baxter 1B.