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The board of regents voted to leave the Sun Belt Conference for competition in the Pac-12, beginning in the 2026-27 season. The University of Texas is coming off its first year competing in the Southeastern Conference after leaving the Big 12.
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House Bill 126, which allows student athletes to receive a slice of the billions Texas colleges generate in revenue from their teams, now awaits the governor’s signature.
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Bell started in 19th place and was the lead car at the end of only eight of the 95 laps run around the track. A three-car battle in the final five laps decided the winner in Austin on Sunday.
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The UT System Board of Regents voted to update the terms of Steve Sarkisian’s contract with a nearly 4% raise. Women’s Basketball Coach Vic Schaefer is also getting a pay bump.
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The Houston Texans launched their girls' flag football program in the Houston area in 2023 to help "create equitable opportunities for young female athletes." They now plan to bring the program to two Austin-area school districts.
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The teacher who started the cheer team says it's the only one at an elementary school in Austin ISD. The students say the team has helped them develop all types of skills – from problem solving to toe touches.
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Austin FC will look very different this year following the departures of many key figures in the club's short history.
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It's been 20 years since the Longhorns have won the football national championship and the team and its fans will have to wait another season before getting their next shot.
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Ruslan Burns has been a Longhorns fan since he was 4 years old. Last month, cameras caught him in a stadium surrounded by Texas A&M fans. The video went viral.
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Winning the SEC was just out of reach, but the Texas football team still has a great chance at bringing home a national title.
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The Southeastern Conference said it is not possible for Bevo to safely be on the field during Saturday’s game because of space limitations. But the University of Georgia’s English bulldog mascot will be attending the game in Atlanta.
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Marcus Myers was the linebacker for the 2005 Longhorn championship team and now works in diversity, equity and inclusion at a tech company.