As the Texas Longhorns pursue the SEC regular season championship, they’re also in pursuit of a national seed in the NCAA Tournament. With the way the Longhorns’ season is going, earning the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament and a path through Austin all the way to Omaha is an outcome looking more likely by the week.

Defending champion Auburn, Oklahoma State, Mississippi, Texas, Arizona State and LSU earned top seeds when the NCAA Division I men’s golf committee revealed on Wednesday the 81 schools and 45 individuals who will be playing in the six 2025 NCAA Men’s Regional tournaments being held around the country May 12-14.

Texas will have one of college football’s most talented rosters this coming season, and it will also apparently have one of the most expensive. Texas is set to

The Longhorns are going to spend anywhere between $35 million to $40 million, according to Kirk Bohls of the Houston Chronicle. Texas has acquired 10 players through the transfer portal and is expected to add more well before the start of next season.

The Texas football team is coming off its best season under head coach Steve Sarkisian. The Longhorns made the College Football Playoff before falling to