Mike Florio and Chris Simms break down the news Texas ranked No. 1 in the preseason AP Top 25 for the first time and share ...

Former NFL quarterback Chris Simms chose Texas over Tennessee when he was coming out of high school as a mega recruit. And talking on NBC Sports’ Pro Football Talk — where Simms is an analyst ...

Chris Simms, the one-time Texas Longhorns quarterback from New Jersey whose father, Phil, is a one-time New York Giants Super Bowl-winning quarterback, became a big-time Cowboys fan after his dad ...

Former Texas quarterback and now-turned NBC Sports analyst Chris Simms is among those who believe Ewers will not be playing his college football in Austin next season.

If you've been following college football closely, you already know that the name Arch Manning makes headlines on its own. He ...

Texas Longhorns commit Dia Bell is the top 2026 QB recruit in the nation. The Arch Manning heir apparent says a rival SEC team is trying to flip him.

AUSTIN -- How close did Texas coach Mack Brown come to replacing Chris Simms with backup quarterback Major Applewhite in Saturday's game against Oklahoma? About as close as he came to suiting up ...

Former Texas quarterback Chris Simms said Thursday on a radio show that he "got some $100 handshakes every now and then for signing some autographs' while he was in college.

As Texas improved to 8-1 during the 2002 season with a 27-24 victory, Simms completed 29 of his 47 attempts while turning in a 419-yard passing performance. His top target was Williams, who had 13 ...

Chris Simms and Ahmed Fareed evaluate the combine performances of the top prospects from University of Texas, including Jahdae Barron, Isaiah Bond, Alfred Collins, Matthew Golden, Andrew Mukuba and ...

Former Texas quarterback Chris Simms said he "may have gotten a few $100 handshakes" for signing autographs and from alumni while in school. By Tom Fornelli Jun 18, 2015 at 7:14 am ET • 1 min read ...

That's a great talent." -- Texas receiver Sloan Thomas. New challenges presented themselves when the 6-5, lefthanded Simms elected to back out of a commitment to Tennessee and come to Texas.