At a Municipal Golf Course, Watching a Masters Career Come to a Close

At the Austin golf course where Ben Crenshaw honed his game, friends watched him make a run for his 44th Master’s.

A Man for All Seasons Calls Time on 55 Years in UT Sports

McWilliams announced his plans to step down as the co-associate athletics director of the T-Association, effective Aug. 31, ending a 55-year career at UT

Conflicted Allegiances at Mexico-U.S. Soccer Match

At this soccer match, wearing a jersey — or a taco — meant choosing the country with which to side while identifying with both.

After Years with UT Archery, Volunteer Coach Takes New Aim

James Corral plans to step down as head coach after the spring semester ends.

A 10-Year Success Story: Denton Guyer Goes from Pursuer to Pursued

Head coach John Walsh built the program from the ground up, and now the school is a football powerhouse.

Over Hill and Dale, Runner from Scotland Finishes Cap 10K in Bonny Time

Despite the heat, Dave Smith discovers many reminders of home along the course.

Bus Fans Cheer Baseball from Beyond the Fence

Longhorn fans watch the games for free perched on tricked-out buses and trucks.

LGBT Softball League Values Inclusiveness, Plays to Win

What began as mostly a social outlet has grown to 31 teams with more than 400 members.

For This Mahler, Composing a Career Might Go Beyond Music

A gifted musician and a talented track star, Wolf Mahler faces a tough choice at graduation.

Digital Dugout Helps Texas Players See What They Are Missing

By Claire Cruz For Reporting Texas The eyes of Texas baseball start work two hours before the first pitch. Ryan Monsevalles, Hunter Wade and Reed Hauser arrive at Disch-Faulk Field to update statistics for the University of Texas and its opponent that day. They set up three cameras: one in each dugout and the third in center field, all […]

College Success a Matter of Course for Hossler

The UT golfer was a U.S. Open contender three years ago.

‘Champs League’ Embraces Ballplayers with Special Needs

Kids aged 4-18 get a chance to experience volleyball and basketball.

From Obscurity to Perfection, Basketball Walk-On Has One Shot – and Delivers

With less than two minutes left, Joe Schwartz let fly the shot that made him a momentary legend.

Overaged and Undersized, a Green Beret and College Walk-on Takes a Shot at the NFL

At 34, the former deep snapper for Texas Longhorns still wants to find a place in the league.

Bike Polo Turns a Corner, Finds Enthusiasts around the Globe

By Gabriel Macias For Reporting Texas It is a vibrant day under an incandescent sky at South Austin Park. Music blares as a crowd gathers around the basketball courts. The courts are surrounded and separated by a wall of 4-foot high plywood. Sponsor logos spray painted in black are scattered along the inside of the […]

Basketball Behind Him, Buckman Looks for New Challenges

The former Longhorn ended his career on his own terms.

Erwin Center Days Are Numbered, but Memories of Record Season Haven’t Faded

Every home game during the second season at Erwin Center — 1978-79 — was a virtual sellout.

UT Intramural Fields Await Overhaul

RecSports has been raising money since 2011 for extensive repairs.

In Puzzling Season, Were Longhorns Underachievers or Overrated?

Hobbled by injuries, the basketball team never fulfilled preseason expectations.

Shut Out in NFL Draft, Former Longhorn Finally Makes His Play

Passed over by NFL teams last May, Jackson Jeffcoat eventually signed with Washington Redskins.