Texas is scheduled to appear on ESPN networks nine times during the 2026 regular season, expanding the national window for the Longhorns.
Source: Texas Athletics
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Texas is scheduled to appear on ESPN networks nine times during the 2026 regular season, expanding the national window for the Longhorns.
Texas is scheduled to appear on ESPN networks nine times during the 2026 regular season, expanding the national window for the Longhorns.
Source: Texas Athletics
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