Hobbled by injuries, the basketball team never fulfilled preseason expectations.
Passed over by NFL teams last May, Jackson Jeffcoat eventually signed with Washington Redskins.
The Longhorn great heads into another season despite vow to be long gone by now.
Fewer than 80 of Texas’ nearly 1,400 high schools have military-style bands today.
A routine test helps a former UT runner live with a genetic disorder.
R.J. Thomas thinks the team now has the depth and skill to start thinking about championships.
Jeff Rhoads, assistant coach since 1992, finally lands his first head coaching job.
Some UT athletes are taking up water skiing because it’s less dangerous but still challenging.
Both Jack and Blake Cronin suffered concussions on the football field.
Former NBA player T.J. Ford is making good on a promise to himself.
Hellraisers make it their mission to attend almost all UT athletic events.
Cornhole is taking hold at bars and tailgates around Texas.
As Tejano has lost its audience in Texas radio, afternoon dances help keep the tradition vibrant.
Onion Creek Club will return this summer in its original form.
A UT kinesiology professor uses a device he invented to help athletes understand their physical limits.
The Miracle League is a baseball organization for youth with physical and cognitive disabilities.
An instructor and the United States Tennis Association brought adaptive tennis to the school.
Texas junior Grace Rowse competes in triathlons seven years after a debilitating skiing accident.
For years, elite athletes have claimed that visualization improves their athletic performances, and a UT professor is sorting out the science behind it.
Thanks to top-level coaches and local hockey, Texas is becoming a hub for figure skating.
