With a new league and multiple college football playoff semifinals, the list of Texas Longhorns rivals is changing.

The Texas Longhorns have drawn comparisons to the Alabama Crimson Tide due to the ongoing talent they have started to recruit and produce. They seek their fist national title since 2005 this year, which will help determine just how far they have come.

Texas QB Commit Reveals SEC Powerhouse Is Making Push To Flip Him originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Led by head coach Steve Sarkisian, the Texas Longhorns have produced an amazing 2026 recruiting class, ranking No. 2 in the SEC and No. 5 in the nation with 21 total commitments.

With Texas football snagging two commitments from the state of Georgia, it is a sign that the recruiting tides are changing.

Paul Finebaum is often found on television boasting about the SEC and its dominance over the rest of college football. A recent interview of the well-known TV

Four-star tight end Brock Williams is who the Longhorns have their eye on, but other schools are doing the same thing. Rivals’ Greg Smith predicted that Williams would choose the Georgia Bulldogs, but named the Ohio State Buckeyes and Texas as the biggest threats to Georgia.

Will Texas make it to the College Football Playoff again with a younger team? Here are five bold predictions for the Longhorns in 2025.

The end of the college football season typically means rivalry matchups start to occur. For the Texas Longhorns, this means back-to-back weeks of hosting their rivals, beginning with the week 13 affair against long-time foes the Arkansas Razorbacks.

Considering wagering on the winner of the SEC in 2025? The Texas Longhorns are the favorites, at +270, and this article includes the odds for each team. Keep up with the 2025 college football season on FOX, FS1 and the FOX Sports App.

The poll was voted on by media members who attended this year's SEC media days in Atlanta. Texas led a pack of 16 SEC teams with its 3,060 points. The Longhorns received 96 of the 204 first-place ...

The SEC projects to be the premier conference in college football once again. Here are preseason picks for the conference entering the 2025 season.