Steve Sarkisian Adds Former Rival SEC Head Coach to Texas Staff
Summary
The Texas Longhorns football team, led by head coach Steve Sarkisian, added Mark Stoops, a former head coach from Kentucky, to their coaching staff. Stoops will serve as a special assistant, likely focusing on the team's defense. This addition comes as the Longhorns prepare for the next season with high expectations.Key Facts
- Steve Sarkisian is the head coach of the Texas Longhorns football team.
- Mark Stoops, the former head coach of Kentucky, joined Texas as a special assistant.
- Texas won seven of its last eight games and defeated Michigan in the Citrus Bowl.
- Arch Manning is entering his second year as a starter for Texas.
- Manning threw for 3,163 yards and made 26 touchdowns last season.
- Texas has a top-ten recruiting class and a strong transfer portal class.
- The Longhorns' defense ranked 28th in points against last season.
- Mark Stoops was Kentucky's head coach for 13 years with a 72-80 record.
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