Sports

  • Five women divers land qualifying bids at Zone meet

    By Samuel Saucer -

    Texas will be well-represented on the diving boards when Austin’s Lee and Joe Jamail Swimming Center hosts the NCAA women’s national championship next week. Five Longhorn divers qualified for the national meet with their performances at the Zone D competition held this Monday through Wednesday in Austin. The list of advancing Longhorns includes Meghan O’Brien, Alison Gibson, Sofia Rauzi, Paola Pineda and Murphy Bromberg.

  • LaMarcus Aldridge propels Spurs, Bamba still out

    By Abhishek Mukund -

    The NBA playoff picture continues to take shape with most teams having fewer than 15 games remaining this season. Let’s take a closer look at how some other former Longhorns are performing around the league:

  • Texas faces tall task in order to achieve NCAA Tournament bid

    By Robert Larkin -

    A defeated Jaxson Hayes sat at the media podium following Texas’ 69-56 loss to TCU with his head buried into his chest. The weight of disappointment hung on his shoulders not just because of the loss, but also knowing his team’s tournament chances had taken a drastic hit. On Saturday, the Longhorns were not only outclassed by the Horned Frogs but also just outhustled. The effort begged an important question: How could Texas turn in such a flat effort in a game that would have likely clinched its NCAA Tournament bid?

  • Texas faces tall task in order to achieve NCAA Tournament bid

    By Robert Larkin -

    A defeated Jaxson Hayes sat at the media podium following Texas’ 69-56 loss to TCU with his head buried into his chest. The weight of disappointment hung on his shoulders not just because of the loss, but also knowing his team’s tournament chances had taken a drastic hit. On Saturday, the Longhorns were not only outclassed by the Horned Frogs but also just outhustled. The effort begged an important question: How could Texas turn in such a flat effort in a game that would have likely clinched its NCAA Tournament bid?

  • As tougher road approaches, Longhorns find footing at home

    By Marcus Krum -

    With a pair of matchups against No. 6 Tennessee approaching, followed by the start of conference play, the competition ahead gets no easier for the Texas softball team. For now, however, the Longhorns’ ship was righted as they picked up a much-needed 7-1 win over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on Wednesday.

  • Win streak continues for Longhorns in Hawaii

    By Wills Layton -

    Winning in collegiate sports is usually reserved for one team per match, game or tournament. However, in a sport like golf, teams can walk away co-champions. That is exactly what happened with the No. 1 Texas women’s golf team this week in Hawaii.

  • No. 3 Texas beats Rice, 5-2, amid head coaching scandal

    By Robert Trevino -

    The No. 3 Texas men’s tennis team handled business in the second round of their seven-match home stand, defeating the Rice Owls, 5-2, on a day in which head coach Michael Center was implicated in conspiracy to commit mail fraud.

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