When Texas travels to Ohio State for a Cotton Bowl rematch to kick off the 2025 season, it'll mark a historic season-opener.
Manning has been with the Longhorns for two seasons. Throughout his time at Texas, he has recorded nine touchdowns and 969 yards through the air, four touchdowns and 115 yards on the ground. During the 2024 season, Ewers posted 31 touchdowns and 3,471 yards with a 65.8 completion percentage.
The Texas Longhorns entered the offseason in dire need of a defensive line infusion. Well, they got some reinforcements in the form of former Ohio State Buckeyes DT Hero Kanu. Ohio State DT Hero Kanu Transfers to Texas In a move that stunned many on both sides,
The Longhorns needed a Hero. And they got one. Texas football has secured a transfer from former Ohio State defensive tackle Hero Kanu. Kanu heads to Austin via the team that ended the Longhorns season back at the 2025 Cotton Bowl.
Former Ohio State DL Hero Kanu has decided to transfer to Texas over schools like Georgia, Florida, and Texas A&M.
With Quinn Ewers leaving for the 2025 NFL draft, the Texas Longhorns are transitioning to the Arch Manning era. The freshman signal-caller, who was the No.
The Texas Longhorns have landed a big piece to the transfer puzzle ... literally. Ohio State defensive lineman Hero Kanu has committed to UT from the transfer portal. Kanu is 6’4" tall and weights 315 pounds.
This past season, when the Longhorns made a run back to the College Football Playoff semifinals, Arch Manning completed 61-of-90 passes for 939 yards, nine touchdowns, and two int
Now former Ohio State Buckeyes defensive tackle Hero Kanu has announced his commitment to the Texas Longhorns. The announcement Wednesday morning came via ON3's
The Oregon Ducks and Texas Longhorns were reportedly recruiting Ohio State Buckeyes sophomore wide receiver Carnell Tate to transfer. Tate decided to remain with Ohio State and coach Ryan Day, despite reported large Name,
Former Texas Longhorns defensive coordinator Chris Ash is back in the collegiate ranks, and with another storied program at that. According to ESPN's Pete Thame