A surprising twist in the world of college football! After a flurry of Texas Longhorns players initially entered the NCAA Transfer Portal, some are now making a U-turn and announcing their return. Among those is wide receiver Ryan Wingo, who, according to a report from 247Sports, will be back with the team for the 2026 season. Wingo's Instagram post, featuring the phrase "run it back," has certainly captured the attention of fans. But what does this mean for the Longhorns? And what other news is buzzing around the burnt orange? Let's dive in.
WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS
- Inside Texas is pondering whether Graceson Littleton was snubbed from the Freshman All-American team.
- Also from Inside Texas: A deep dive into new Texas LB Rasheem Biles, hailed as a big-play machine.
- And another from Inside Texas: Three key takeaways from the Texas victory over No. 10 Vanderbilt, with a score of 80-64.
ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION
- RECRUITNG ROUNDUP: The Associated Press reports on Division I cabinet changes affecting transfer portal windows for basketball and other sports.
- Austin American-Statesman provides a comprehensive Texas football transfer portal hub, detailing who's staying and who's leaving.
- 247Sports offers an early look at the visitor list for Saturday's Texas Junior Day.
- 247Sports also reports on 2027 RB CaDarius McMiller, who is eyeing Texas and other top offers.
- Inside Texas addresses concerns about Texas addressing its biggest portal needs.
SEC SHOWDOWN
- Austin American-Statesman previews the Texas vs. South Carolina women's basketball game, analyzing what the film revealed about their first encounter.
ELSEWHERE IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL
- Rock M Nation reports on Oregon transfer cornerback Sione Laulea's commitment to Mizzou.
WHAT WE’RE READING
- SB Nation discusses how Dante Moore's return to Oregon benefits Dylan Raiola.
- SB Nation highlights 12 NFL assistants who are considered potential head coach material.
- SB Nation also covers Bryson DeChambeau's view on YouTube Golf and majors as a viable option for 2027.
NEWS ACROSS LONGHORN NATION AND BEYOND
- A tough loss for the coach.
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So, what do you think of Wingo's decision? Is this a sign of a strong team culture, or are there other factors at play? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
