Following a huge return of Steve Sarkisian this offseason, Texas football is getting out ahead of its coaching staff adjustments for 2025, with Neal Brown in position to join the program for a pivotal upcoming campaign.

Another notable coaching move was Texas' recent hiring of Chad Scott as the new running backs coach. Scott had been on Brown's staff at West Virginia since 2019 and was named interim head coach for the Frisco Bowl as West Virginia lost to Memphis.

According to Matt Zenitz with CBS Sports/247 Sports, Texas is targeting former West Virginia head coach Neal Brown for a role on Sarkisian’s staff. The specific role remains to be seen, but it would be a key addition and an interesting bit of Texas Longhorn news this offseason.

Texas head football coach Steve Sarkisian believes in Arch Manning to become a star just like Quinn Ewers was in Austin.

The Texas Longhorns seem to produce speedy wide receivers like it's nothing these days. While no receiver came close to the 4.21-second 40-yard dash that former

Texas head football coach Steve Sarkisian joins NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah and Rich Eisen at the 2025 combine.

Arch Manning is set to become Texas' starting quarterback in 2025 after Quinn Ewers, who led the Longhorns to three winning seasons, declared for this year's NFL Draft

Texas football head coach Steve Sarkisian pulled into Lucas Oil Stadium ready to watch his former Longhorns compete. But “Coach Sark” didn’t just watch on Saturday, he analyzed the action momentarily — when Quinn Ewers threw the ball.

Quarterback Quinn Ewers has been the starting QB for the Texas Longhorns for the past several seasons. In the past two seasons, he has led his team to back-to-back semifinal appearances in the college football playoff.

Steve Sarkisian and Quinn Ewers have been a durable HC-QB duo that can pass the test of time and doubt. The post Steve Sarkisian Confirms Quinn Ewers' Injury Woes in a Powerful Message to NFL Amid Mike McCarthy Interest appeared first on EssentiallySports.