Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian revealed how the results of Super Bowl 59 boost the Texas football program. While appearing on the ‘Up & Adams’ show with NFL insider Kay Adams, Sarkisian highlighted how two of his former players starring for their respective teams in the biggest NFL game of the season is a great look for the Longhorns.

The Texas coach's new deal doesn't lift him above what Swinney or Smart earned in 2024. And Ohio State coach Ryan Day signed a new deal after the Buckeyes won the national championship last season that is set to pay him $12.5 million in 2025, which puts his deal above Sarkisian's on the list of the sport's most lucrative.

According to head coach Steve Sarkisian, his program will pass on hosting a spring game ahead of next season to better focus on preparing a roster of new players for the 2025 season, meaning the next time the Longhorns will take the field will be in late August against Ohio State in Columbus.

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian made a firm decision on the questions surrounding the annual spring game.

The new deal extends Sarkisian’s contract by one year through the 2031 season. It raises his salary this year from $10.4 million to $10.8 million.

Next season, Steve Sarkisian and the Texas Longhorns will have a new starting quarterback, Arch Manning. Manning joined the Longhorns two years ago but mostly sat behind Quinn Ewers. Texas’ Steve Sarkisian Outlines Why Courting Arch Manning Was Unlike Any Other QB Longhorns head coach Sarkisian has shared details concerning quarterback Manning’s recruitment,

The Texas Longhorns continue to build their program under Steve Sarkisian, who sees the Super Bowl performances of former players as a major recruiting advantage.