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Schlossnagle in damage control mode, attempts trace departure back to Trev Alberts
Jim Schlossnagle implies that noncommittal Trev Alberts spurred him on to consider other jobs. The spin machine is in full effect down in Austin, after a couple of rounds of national disgust over the way Jim Schlossnagle handled his departure have all but completely sullied the coach's reputation. Ever eager to be a winner in the press, if nowhere else, the Longhorns have apparently called upon their strongest allies: Dallas-Fort Worth print media.
Photo Of Texas A&M Cheerleaders Goes Viral After Coach's Departure
Texas A&M is the talk of the college baseball world this week, after their head coach, Jim Schlossnagle, left for the head coaching job at Texas. Aggies fans have been melting down on social media - and rightfully so - while Texas fans have been taunting their former rival - and soon to be ...
Schloss's Machiavellian move proving too shady even for Longhorn fans
Texas fans got what they wanted with Jim Schlossnagle hire. So why are they afraid to face it?. When the news about Jim Schlossnagle broke a couple of days ago, I had a couple of thoughts. First was something along the lines of "wow, it really happened!" Then, it was "I really timed that last post poorly, didn't I?"
Longhorns make quite a statement to the SEC
Wow, and to think that in some circles there were genuine concerns about how well the University of Texas would fit into the Southeastern Conference. Not to worry. The Longhorns don’t even officially become members until Monday and, in the excitement to join such an esteemed fraternity, may have gotten a tad over-anxious while making […]
Teddy Allen: 'That guy' who said his heart and soul belonged to the ol' Maroon and White
Ask the Paperboy, Chapter 61: Special 'TwatNozzle' Edition. For a moment, Paperboy dips into the Wide World of Sports, unfortunately dotted with people who feel they are much more important than they are. Like, for instance, the SchloshTer, late of Texas Agricultural and Mechanical. Paperboy is grateful to field this...
SEC Network Texas Takeover to air June 30
The coverage will include the network’s live broadcast from Texas’ SEC Celebration event, game replays and documentaries from the past year. Austin – SEC Network will welcome The University of Texas to the Southeastern Conference with a Texas Takeover that will air throughout the day on Sunday, June 30.
Brice Cherry column: Aggie fans see Schlossnagle’s departure as betrayal
Even if Chris Del Conte has been hanging out in graveyards, one thing is certain: The Longhorn-Aggie rivalry is alive and kicking. Jim Schlossnagle made sure of that. When word came down Tuesday that Schlossnagle was jumping ship to archrival Texas less than 24 hours after coaching Texas A&M in the national championship game, it ignited that old feud to fiery furnace levels. Those Fightin’ Farmers were ready to bring out the torches and pitchforks, and understandably so.
The Texas Longhorns are shockingly losing out on elite prospects to the Oregon Ducks
Yes, Steve Sarkisian is building a powerful force in Austin. However, Sark is still missing out on a few key prospects that are committing to other schools. One team, that is poaching some talented players from the Longhorns’ hopes more than others, is the Oregon Ducks. Earlier this year,...
Austin athlete to watch: Swimmer Lizzi Smith hopes to bring spotlight to Paralympics
Lizzi Smith, a three-time Paralympian medalist, is an athlete to watch in Paris. The 28-year-old Austinite first has to qualify at the U.S. Swimming Trials in Minneapolis, Minnesota this week.
Four-star DT Josiah Sharma set to announce on Friday
After taking four official visits, Folsom (Calif.) defensive tackle Josiah Sharma is set to announce his decision on Friday at 2:00 p.m. Central on 247Sports. In addition to the Texas Longhorns, the Alabama Crimson Tide, Oregon Ducks, and Washington Huskies are the contenders for the 6’5, 295-pounder, who narrowed his list from 23 offers, taking official visits to each school between April and June.
Trevor Maida joins University of Texas as Assistant Coach with 6 Years Experience
AUSTIN, Texas – Trevor Maida has been named an Assistant Coach for The University of Texas Swimming and Diving program and will join the team in August, Director of Swimming & Diving and Head men’s coach Bob Bowman announced Tuesday. Maida comes to the Forty Acres with six years of full-time coaching experience. “We are excited to add Trevor to lead our sprint program at Texas,” Bowman said. “He is a forward thinker who has proven results at the NCAA and International levels. His strong work ethic, creativity and recruiting expertise will be huge assets for our program. Most importantly,…
Driven by demand to see Messi, Copa América prices soar
Ticket prices to the 2024 Copa América tournament, which includes games in Austin on Sunday and next Tuesday, are up 59% compared to 2016, according to data from Vivid Seats.Why it matters: Experts say prices are driven by demand to see soccer icon — and Inter Miami star — Lionel Messi, who is playing for his native Argentina.By the numbers: As of this week, tickets to see Argentina, the 2022 World Cup champions, have been going for an average of $414.The average price of a ticket for the 2016 event was $143. This week, it was $227.The average price for...
Wranglers will be set up for success from get-go
Despite the fact Legacy Ranch will not play varsity football until the third season of the new school's existence, that doesn't mean the Wranglers that eventually take the field for the first time on a Friday night won't be ready. In fact, quite the opposite, said Legacy Ranch head coach...
Texas 5-star QB commit Dia Bell already drawing more top 2026 recruits
The first commitment in Texas' 2026 football recruiting class was a big one, with 5-star quarterback Dia Bell pledging his future. Days later, momentum is growing for a potential elite recruiting class.
Texas signs Kansas State transfer Arthur Kaluma
Texas on Friday officially announced the signing of Kansas State transfer Arthur Kaluma. The 6-foot-7 Glendale, Ariz. native also considered SMU. During his junior season in 2023-24 at K-State, Kaluma played in 33 games (32 starts) and led the team in rebounding (7.0 rpg) and ranked third in scoring (14.4 ppg), assists (67), steals (27) and minutes (34.5 mpg) while helping the Wildcats post a 19-15 mark and advance to the NIT First Round.
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