Matt Galatzan is the Managing Editor and Publisher at Texas Longhorns On SI and Texas A&M Aggies On SI. With a background in sports journalism that began in 2014, he covers competitive sports and sports business, focusing on team sports. Galatzan has been featured in numerous publications including The Herald-Sun, Fox 44 TV, and Sports Illustrated.
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By: Matt Galatzan
The Texas Longhorns have made another change to help fill the depth in their linebacker room.
Colton Vasek is doing more than just moving to Sam linebacker. Discipline, pressure, and physicality are all major aspects of its identity.
By: Matt Galatzan
It is safe to say Marcel Reed has no love lost with the Texas Longhorns.
By: Matt Galatzan
Live updates, stats and box score for the Texas Longhorns season vs. the Texas State Bobcats.
The Texas running back room took a major hit on Saturday.
By: Matt Galatzan
Michigan made a choice after its controversial win over Western Michigan, and it even surprised Steve Sarkisian
After fielding their worst rushing attack since World War II in 2025, the Texas Longhorns completely rebuilt their running back room this past offseason.
The SEC is taking its federal case against the LSU Tigers to a whole new level.
LSU has quickly become the biggest villain in college football, and if the SEC has its way in court, it could end up costing the Tigers.
Mike Elko was asked about the situation in Baton Rouge, and did not hold his feelings back.
