Texas athletic director Chris Del Conte met with Texas fans at his annual town hall meeting on campus Wednesday. Money was the hot topic.

Chris Del Conte wants to see the SEC change its scheduling format. Here's why he believes it would benefit Texas football.

Del Conte previously served as the athletic director at both Rice University and Texas Christian University, so his connection to the Lone Star State runs deep. However, it seems he's quite happy where he is in Austin and the direction things are headed in the athletic department.

In the wake of Nebraska canceling its home-and-home with Tennessee, Texas athletic director may have boasted about his team's scheduling, but may have inadvertently proved Matt Rhule's underlying point.

After the news of Hartzell’s departure for Dallas, SMU’s Athletic Director Rick Hart on the same day announced in a statement he would be stepping down from his position after more than a decade leading the Mustangs. Speculation began as to whether Hartzell would bring along his athletic director Chris Del Conte with him.

Just before the Texas Longhorns tipped off at Arkansas to battle the Razorbacks, Texas athletics director Chris Del Conte spoke at the annual Texas Athletics Town Hall and revealed a new edict that elevated the previous “top 10 in every sport” standard.