Texas' Chances to Reach College Football Playoff Revealed originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Texas Longhorns have reached the College Football Playoff in two consecutive seasons and are looking to keep that going in 2025.

Unlike professional sports franchises, college football teams are not for sale (at least not yet). However, pondering what teams could post the highest price ta

All-Pro cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. firmly believes that the Houston Texans defense will lead the league in this category.

The Cleveland Browns are reportedly planning to target Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning and Alabama Crimson Tide football coaching legend Nick Saban by the start of the 2026 season.

SportsLine college football expert Thomas Casale shares his best Texas Longhorns futures picks for the 2025 season

The Texas Longhorns have created a high quality quarterback situation, most notably involving starter Arch Manning and five-star commit Dia Bell, the No. 1 rank

The Texas A&M Aggies ranked No. 15 with a valuation of $973 million and an average football revenue of $97.3 million. The Aggies’ surprisingly lower ranking comes despite a massive fanbase and potential to be a titan in the sport, thanks to a lack of on-field success.

Derek Cooper, the top football recruit in Florida, named the Texas Longhorns over Miami, Florida State, and Georgia.

For some schools, they have boosters that are in the upper echelon of wealth in the country; others are fiscally set through athletic revenue, and some, like the Texas Longhorns, are both. In a recent project,

Evans revealed Sunday that he would have strongly considered the Texans or the Chiefs had he hit the market. "I mean, in the back of my mind, I'm thinking Houston, Kansas City," Evans told NFL Media. "I love Pat Mahomes' game. I'm thinking those two teams.