It’s not like Texas coach Steve Sarkisian exactly slammed the door shut Monday afternoon when asked during his weekly news conference if the Longhorns might work Arch Manning into their game plan against the Bulldogs.

In a matchup already brimming with tension, Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian made a decision that raised eyebrows during Saturday's 17-7 win over the Texas A&M Aggies. It

Steve Sarkisian told reporters on Monday that the Longhorns’ upcoming matchup against Georgia for the SEC Championship is essentially a road game. And while in technicality it isn’t, Saturday’s crowd in Atlanta is likely to be 70-75% Bulldogs fans.

Texas football earned itself a place in the SEC Championship Game with a victory over Texas A&M on Saturday. And its coach, Steve Sarkisian, earned himself a nice payday. Qualifying for the conference title game entitles Sarkisian to a $150,

Arch Manning ran for a touchdown for Texas football against Texas A&M. Here's why Steve Sarkisian chose Saturday to unveil package for the QB.

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian introduced a new wrinkle in the offense during the first quarter of Saturday's 17-7 win over the Texas A&M Aggies by bringing Arch Manning into the fold. Facing an early 4th and 2 at the Texas A&M 15-yard line,

When the Texas Longhorns and Oklahoma Sooners announced their decision to depart the Big 12 for the SEC, there was no shortage of skepticism from folks in SEC country that the Longhorns and Sooners would be out of their depth as they stepped into what has traditionally been the most dominant conference in college football.