AUSTIN (KXAN) — After an offseason program that began shortly after Texas’ Citrus Bowl win over Michigan on Dec. 31, followed by summer workouts and a month of training camp, it’s finally time to see what the 2026 Longhorns look like.
“There’s times it seems like forever (since that game against Michigan), and there are days like, man, here we are already,” head coach Steve Sarkisian said. “That’s part of the journey that we’ve been on and, you know, I’ve been really proud of this team, of the way they’ve worked, the way they’ve come together as a team, and I think they’re ready to go.”
Coming together may be more important than ever with the constant roster turnover in college football. Texas added 22 players from the transfer portal along with 24 freshmen…