August 30 is the grand opening of the 2025 college football season (all due respect to Week 0). The Texas Longhorns travel to Columbus, Ohio to take on the defending national champion Ohio State Buckeyes.

Texas ranks 103rd in terms of returning production, with just 29 percent of its offensive players back on the roster. As a result, the team sits at 126th for returning offensive production, which highlights the inexperience Finebaum is referring to.

New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo relived Arizona State’s loss to the Texas Longhorns on a recent episode of the St. Brown Podcast, hosted by the NFL’s St. Brown brothers.

Texas A&M football's tight end room struggled in 2024. With new additions and a revamped offensive unit, the group expects a big jump this year.

ESPN’s Mark Schlabach believes Sarkisian will reach the National Championship Game and beat the Clemson Tigers for its first title since 2005.

Ty'Anthony Smith, a sophomore linebacker for No. 1 Texas football, keeps getting praise from head coach Steve Sarkisian and teammates such as preseason all-American Anthony Hill.

The Longhorns currently have the No. 5 class in the country, headlined by the nation's No. 1 overall quarterback recruit, Dia Bell. They also have two other five-star recruits, and a total of three commits who rank as the No. 1 player at their respective positions.

While the Longhorns have yet to secure a commitment from the 2028 class, they have been connected to some of the top prospects in the nation. The Longhorns have shown interest in four-star prospects such as Brysen Wright, Damarion Mays, Jack McNamara, Jackson Vaughn, and Jayden Wade. Adding any of those prospects would be a major recruiting win.