Revisiting the Texas Ten: How did our top preseason UT athletes to watch fare this year?

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Texas athletics, 2017-18: A year of wins on the field, but also transformative change off it

Brian Davis American-Statesman Staff

June 22nd, 2018

For Texas athletics, the 2017-18 athletic year was successful. Taken on the whole, it always is. Sure, the Longhorns enjoyed their typical success in non-revenue sports. Texas hauled in yet another national championship in men’s swimming and diving, its fourth straight and 14th overall under legendary … Read More

Magic Mo: Orlando grabs Texas freshman Mo Bamba sixth overall in NBA draft

Brian Davis American-Statesman Staff

June 21st, 2018

Despite its football reputation, Texas has churned out a staggering amount of basketball talent. Ten Longhorns have become first-round NBA draft picks since 2006. The headliner in that group is obviously Kevin Durant, now a two-time Finals MVP. Don’t forget about LaMarcus Aldridge, Tristan Thompson, Myles … Read More

From Clemens’ All-American year to honoring Augie, Texas completes a memorable season

Danny Davis American-Statesman Staff

June 21st, 2018

When it comes to writing down the official record, Texas’ baseball season won’t be tough to describe. The Longhorns went 42-23 this year. They won the Big 12 championship for the first time since 2011. They reached the College World Series for a record 36th time but went 0-2 in … Read More

The Dotted Line: Five prospects trending toward Texas in the 2019 class

Mike Craven Hookem.com staff

June 22nd, 2018

Stay updated on latest Texas Longhorns recruiting news brought to you by Longhorns recruiting beat writer Mike Craven of Hookem.com. The Dotted Line will publish M-F at 10 a.m. each morning to provide Texas fans with an in-depth look at the latest for the Longhorns on the recruiting trail. Read More

Five years later, Texas, Bev Kearney agree to settle former track coach’s discrimination lawsuit

Suzanne Halliburton American-Statesman Staff

June 20th, 2018

Former women’s track Bev Kearney and the University of Texas have agreed to settle a lawsuit that claimed the school discriminated against her because of her gender and race when it fired her more than five years ago. Jody Mask, Kearney’s attorney, confirmed on Wednesday to the American-Statesman that the … Read More
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GalleryPHOTOS: Texas falls to Arkansas in 2018 College World Series opener on June 17, 2018