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Football NCAAF Preview Story Top Story Oct 26, 2026 10:05 pm No. 11 Texas chasing consistency as Mississippi State arrives

Texas is in the thick of the race for the CFP, but the Longhorns are living on the edge as they prepare to face Mississippi State on Saturday night in Austin, Texas. No. 11 Texas (5-2, 2-2 SEC) has played five teams in the current AP Top 25, winning three games with one-score outcomes. The Longhorns’ largest margin of victory came in a 34-27 home victory against then-No. 7 Ole Miss last Saturday, but they first squandered a 21-point halftime lead before recovering and narrowly avoiding overtime. “It’s a dangerous way to live,” Texas coach Steve Sarkisian said. “We’ve got to clean this stuff up. We’ve got to play better, and that’s the beauty of winning but not being perfect, is that I get to come in and coach these guys on ‘here’s where we can get even better.'” Quarterback Arch Manning turned the ball over three times against Ole Miss, but a team-wide problem was penalties. The…

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‘Human error’ contributed to special teams lows for Texas vs. Ole Miss

Wanted: a magic wand. AUSTIN — Steve Sarkisian doesn’t have a magic wand to fix the special teams issues that consistently plague his Texas Longhorns. Neither does special teams coordinator Jeff Banks, clearly. After No. 19 Texas beat No. 7 Ole Miss 34-27 in Austin on Saturday despite multiple special teams mishaps, once again, including a successful fake punt and successful onside kick by the Rebels, anyone in possession of a magic wand to fix the special teams issues should deliver it to the team’s football facility. Sarkisian blamed the two major miscues on human error. “I don’t know if there’s, like, fix special teams,” Sarkisian said. “We didn’t set the edge on a punt return and we didn’t field the ball on an onside kick. It wasn’t like they had a free runner and they just got the ball, but we dropped it twice and they got it. That’s human error.” The fake punt came at a critical…

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Jalen Williams Makes First Social Media Activity Since Horrific Injury

Jalen Williams made his first social media move since suffering a major ankle injury in OKC Thunder’s win over the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday night. On Monday morning, Williams changed his Instagram header to pitch black and transformed his IG bio to a telling Biblical quote from Proverbs 24:16. “Though the righteous fall seven times, they rise again,” Williams wrote in his bio. According to the Bible, the number seven represents completeness or a full measure. It means the righteous person may suffer repeated failures, deep trials, or major stumbles throughout life. The verse is perceived to teach that a life of faith is a continuous journey rather than a flawless one. Stumbling in hardship does not mean final defeat as long as you seek restoration and rise again. Now, that serves as a powerful metaphor for the career, resilience, and current reality of Williams, who starts his…

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Big 12 power shift: Oklahoma State’s women loaded with transfers, Baylor no longer alone at the top

For the better part of two decades, the Baylor women's basketball program had been the standard-bearer for the Big 12, winning three national championships under Kim Mulkey and remaining a force under her successor, Nicki Collen. The Bears haven't exactly gone away. But they're hardly alone at the top these days. “I think we do have a chip,” said Collen, whose team led by returning All-Big 12 guard Taliah Scott was picked third in the preseason coaches' poll. “Our portal class wasn't ranked but I think it was sneaky good, because they fit what we need. I think we put together a group that has to lean into this gritty approach to being good at what we can be great at.” Baylor sneaking up on people? That's a new concept. But so is TCU being a marked program. The Horned Frogs have made back-to-back Elite Eight runs, first led by Hailey Van Lith and last year by Oliva Miles, but prior to…

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