Sarkisian may feel a bit of dissatisfaction from Texas fans at the moment, many of whom approach the end of 2024 with some unease about the performance of starting quarterback Quinn Ewers and the offense writ large (Texas won 20-10 at 5-5 Arkansas on Saturday). Sarkisian is still well within his rights to offer a jab at his program's detractors.

When head coach Steve Sarkisian stepped foot on the Forty Acres in 2021, he was tasked with bringing glory back to a Texas Longhorns team that hadn't seen a con

Texas football head coach Steve Sarkisian gave a surprising take on the Longhorns' opponent on Saturday, the Kentucky Wildcats. Quarterback Quinn Ewers and the No. 3 team in the country are two wins away from securing a spot in the SEC championship game.

Steve Sarkisian may have arrived at Texas in 2021, but he knows the Longhorn football program was not one reaching its ceiling during the mid and late 2010s. [Join Inside Texas TODAY with code HOOKEM and get 50% off annual memberships!

The Texas Longhorns have been met with uncertainty and doubt this season during a campaign that's featured some ups, downs and zero wins over teams cu

Fortunately, Texas athletic director Chris Del Conte nailed the Steve Sarkisian hire and the program has steadily progressed since. Sarkisian took over as Texas' head coach in 202

Sarkisian praises for QB who led Texas to back-to-back 9-1 starts. To Ewers' critics, 'Don’t forget what the last decade looked like, OK?'

Meeting with the media on Monday for the first time in weeks, Texas Longhorns redshirt junior quarterback Quinn Ewers was asked to assess his performance this season. Ewers demurred. “I mean, we’re 9-1,