The Texas Longhorns went into the second half with a lead against the Oklahoma State Cowboys and again came away with a frustrating loss.
On the road in Stillwater, Texas struggled to maintain its discipline and composure in a hostile environment, while the offensive playmakers couldn't seem to get on the same page. Quinn Ewers played his worst game in Burnt Orange, which put a damper on a career day from running back Bijan Robinson.
Defensively, Texas managed to get off the field on third downs, but quick turnarounds and a lack of second-half production from the offense put them in a hole they couldn't get out of. So now, as they head in to the bye week, Texas has a lot of questions to answer in the hopes of putting together a strong back quarter of the year and finishing on a high note.
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Longhorn Republic: October 25, 2022 - Texas Blows a Lead to OSU Again

Bringing you the latest in Texas Longhorns news and opinions from those who know and love the teams. Covering football, basketball, baseball, and recruiting all from University of Texas fans and supporters.

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It's summertime and our preview series continues, with the Texas Longhorns taking on a brand-new cast of foes with the move to the SEC. 
Opponent No. 11 on the schedule for Texas are the Kentucky Wildcats, with Mark Stoops -- one of the longest-tenured coaches in the country. What are the expectations for Stoops and his squad in 2024 and what should Texas fans look out for when the two squads square off?

June 13, 2024 - Kentucky Wildcats Preview

For the third time in four years, the Texas Longhorns claimed the prize for the top athletics department in the land with the Director's Cup.
The season didn't quite finish off how they hoped, with the softball team falling in the WCWS final to the Oklahoma Sooners, but still one of the best years in school history. Led by championships in Volleyball and Rowing, all but two of the varsity sports finished the season ranked.
We also dive in on coaching changes for the women's golf team and the rest of the All-Americans on campus. 

June 11, 2024 - Texas Claims the Director's Cup

We are drawing closer to football season every day and that means it's time for our summer previews, going through each week of the Texas Longhorns' schedule with those who know them best. 
Starting with Week 12 means we start our preview series with an old rivalry renewed on the field -- the Texas A&M; Aggies. 
While the other sports have faced off on the courts, it has been more than a decade since the football teams have crossed paths. What could be a pivotal matchup in the rivalry game for both schools, well beyond the rivalry, faces two teams hoping to be the premiere SEC school in the state. 

June 6, 2024 - 2024 Schedule Preview: Texas A&M Aggies

The Texas Longhorns had a busy weekend competing for championships, with the rowing team bringing home championship gold - their third in the last four years. En route to winning, they edged out the Stanford Cardinal to put themselves in position to claim the Director's Cup.
While they were rowing, the baseball team was in College Station, going 1-2 on the weekend - blowing a lead to rival Texas A&M; and then being eliminated by Louisiana -- the team they sent to the elimination bracket. 
In Oklahoma City, the softball team relied on dominant pitching from a freshman phenom to shut down all of the competition, with pitcher Tegan Kavan setting the tone for the pitching staff. 

June 4, 2024 - Rowing Soars, Baseball Flops, Softball Scores

The Texas Longhorns once again find themselves in the postseason, but this time in unfamiliar territory -- heading to College Station to take on Louisiana, Grambling State, and of course host Texas A&M.;
While the matchup with the Aggies headlines the weekend, the team can't look past the opening tilt against a powerful Ragin' Cajuns squad that can generate offense at a moment's notice. Once they do take on the Aggies, the pitching staff will have its hands full with the powerful lineup of Maroon batters, who can blast home runs with the best of them.
What's our read on the weekend and how will Texas handle the pressure of taking on their rival?

Longhorn Republic: October 25, 2022 - Texas Blows a Lead to OSU Again

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