The Texas Longhorns, even in preparation for the Lone Star Showdown against their bitter rivals the Texas A&M Aggies, continue to light up the recruiting trail,

Steve Sarkisian and the Texas football program flipped Rocky Cummings from Cal after his official visit last weekend.

Despite losing to Kentucky, Texas volleyball looks ready for the NCAA Tournament as they prepare to get back to work.

The Texas Longhorns took on the UCLA Bruins on Wednesday in Las Vegas, Nevada, earning a victory and making a case to move up in the rankings.

When talking to the media before the game on Friday, Texas A&M offensive lineman Ar’maj Reed-Adams was asked if there was a revenge factor to last year’s game and if he had a response to the Longhorns stomping on the logo, and he only said, “Cowards do what cowards do.”

The Texas A&M Aggies are the favorites in Friday's game against Texas football. Here's how the Longhorns have fared as underdogs in the Lone Star Showdown.

As rivalry weekend approaches, Texas A&M football will be among the first to face its storied foes in a Black Friday matchup with the Texas Longhorns. It'll be

The Aggies were rather unpredictable that season. After the 3-3 start, things fell into place with a 45-10 win over Kansas. Future NFL starter Ryan Tannehill guided A&M to wins over Texas Tech, No. 11 Oklahoma, Baylor and No. 9 Nebraska.

Linebacker Rocky Cummings announced his commitment to Texas football via social media Wednesday afternoon. Cummings, a three-star recruit, had previously been pledged to Cal, which fired its coach earlier this week.

Saturday is not just about exacting revenge for last year’s squad, but for Texas A&M assistant coach Jordan Peterson. The last time the Aggies and Longhorns faced off in Austin was in 2011 and saw a personal foul penalty on Trent Hunter set up a memorable field goal for kicker Justin Tucker.