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College Football · Dallas

AP Top 25: Michigan Back in the College Football Rankings to Open 2025

72% Center coverage: 40 sources

The Wolverines checked in at No. 14 in the preseason media poll, unveiled Monday.See the Story

Houston Dynamo · Houston

Jack McGlynn scores twice late in second half to rally Dynamo to 2-2 draw with Austin

46% Center coverage: 13 sources

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Jack McGlynn scored two goals late in the second half to rally the Houston Dynamo to a 2-2 draw with Austin FC on Saturday night.See the Story

Big Ten

Texas Atop Rankings Is Historic, but Will They Be a Week 1 Loser?

58% Center coverage: 12 sources

The Texas Longhorns have made history before the season even starts. They are in the top spot for the first time in the history of the college football coaches poll. But beware, Hook’em Nation, there will be a challenge to that ranking right out of the chute. Which teams are ranked in the top 5? According to the coaches' poll, the preseason top five is led by Texas with 28 first-place votes. They are ranked just ahead of the defending national c…See the Story

New College Sports Model Can’t Dodge Title IX Implications: ‘It’s Head-On’

Coverage: 2 sources

With all the talk about revenue-sharing in college sports, front-loaded NIL packages, multi-million-dollar quarterbacks and looming Congressional involvement, all but overlooked has been the elephant in the room: Title IX. The long-awaited House vs. NCAA settlement was to bring some…Title IX · United States See the Story

Texas Attorney General sues to remove UT’s state representative, other Austin area legislators

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton asked the state’s highest court on Aug. 8 to remove 13 Democrats from the Texas House of Representatives, arguing the lawmakers abandoned their offices by leaving the state during efforts to create new congressional maps. Lawmakers, including state Rep. Gina Hinojosa, who represents UT and West Campus, and other Austin-area state legislators, such as state representatives John Bucy and Vikki Goodwin, left the s…Ken Paxton · Austin See the Story

LBJ School welcomes its first undergraduate class amid public policy job market cuts

“Mom, I don’t think I want to do veterinary science anymore,” said incoming public affairs freshman Annabella Ruiz after a Texas Girls State trip altered the “chemistry of (her) brain.” A year later, Ruiz joined the inaugural undergraduate class at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs. In two weeks, the 55-year-old graduate school will open its doors to undergraduates for the first time. The new undergraduate program will emphasize pub…Austin, Texas · Austin Read Article

News Editor emerges from Basement missing the chaos of the newsroom

It’s safe to say The Daily Texan has defined my time at college. My weekends have always consisted of researching pitches and brainstorming story angles, my weekdays of attending classes between interviews and crunching out rough drafts of stories. At night, I could be found in the Basement finishing edits of reporters’ stories and preparing to do it all again the next day. I would not be the journalist I am today if I had not joined The Daily …Austin, Texas · Austin Read Article

Design editor stops pixel-pushing, joining new departments, makes decision to move on

During my sophomore year, I took a typography class that sparked a passion for print and publication that eventually led me to the Texan’s Basement. I didn’t have a background in student newspaper, yearbook or really much layout design experience at all, so I submitted an application to join the design department, thinking I’d leave after a semester or two. I never would have guessed that this was the start of a journey that would span five seme…Austin, Texas · Austin Read Article

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