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Texas might have the most talented roster in college football entering the 2025 season, but it didn't come cheap.

If the Longhorns' budget range is accurate, it represents a significant leap from the previous highest known roster budget in the sport.

In the era of insane NIL spending, the Oregon Ducks must keep up with financially inclined programs like the Texas Longhorns, who are estimated to spend $40 million on their NIL efforts this year according to a new report.

Pouring resources into a college football roster is nothing new in the sport. Ohio State's national title-winning 2024 team reportedly cost around $20 million. However, the reported figure Texas is willing to spend could practically double what the Buckeyes spent this past season.

Texas will have one of college football’s most talented rosters this coming season, and it will also apparently have one of the most expensive. Texas is set to

That eye-watering sum comes a year after the Ohio State Buckeyes reportedly spent $20 million on its championship-winning 2024 roster.

The 2024 season was a successful one for the Texas Longhorns. In their first season with the SEC, the Longhorns made history by reaching the SEC Championship an

If you need more evidence that NIL and the pending House settlement has turned college football into the Wild West, take a look at what Texas is reportedly spending on its 2025 football roster.

Longhorns understand the current model is "unsustainable" and see a future where money comes via corporations and the name, image and likeness rules.

The Longhorns are going to spend anywhere between $35 million to $40 million, according to Kirk Bohls of the Houston Chronicle. Texas has acquired 10 players through the transfer portal and is expected to add more well before the start of next season.

The cost of fielding a top college football program is on the rise amid the ongoing discussions involving NIL.

For anyone who's still holding on to the Texas Longhorns having gotten a favorable football schedule in their first SEC season, a word of advice: Listen to the ones who told you this would eventually even out. Well, it has. Sort of. I didn’t really ...

Via Kirk Bohls of the Houston Chronicle, the University of Texas will pay $35 million to $40 million for its 2025 football roster. The number includes what likely will be $20.5 million in revenue sharing plus NIL payments from the Texas One Fund.

The spring is behind us and the majority of the players in the transfer portal have found new college football homes, at least for the time being. With the roster shake ups and the new information we've learned it feels like the perfect time to put out our post-spring Top 25 rankings.