Breaking News: Texas Longhorns Sign Long-Term Contract with Head Coach Steve Sarkisian
In a major development, the University of Texas at Austin has announced a long-term contract extension with head football coach Steve Sarkisian. This deal comes as the Longhorns prepare for their transition to the Southeastern Conference (SEC) in 2024, solidifying their commitment to Sarkisian as the leader of the program.
The new contract reportedly includes a significant pay increase, reflecting the Longhorns’ confidence in Sarkisian’s ability to steer the team to sustained success. Since joining Texas in 2021, Sarkisian has worked to rebuild the program, leading the team to a Big 12 Championship and an impressive bowl season.
Athletic Director Chris Del Conte expressed his enthusiasm:
“Coach Sarkisian has brought a winning culture back to Texas football, and this extension is a testament to the progress we’ve made under his leadership. We’re excited to continue building on this foundation as we head into the SEC.”
The deal, rumored to span at least eight years, includes performance incentives tied to conference championships, playoff appearances, and national titles.
Stay tuned for further details on this groundbreaking contract and what it means for the future of Texas football.
