The Texas Longhorns have locked down their head coach, Steve Sarkisian, with a groundbreaking $340 million contract extension. This move is a testament to Sarkisian’s impact on the program since his arrival and the confidence the university has in his vision for the team’s future.
Sarkisian took over as head coach of the Longhorns in January 2021, inheriting a program that was struggling to regain its place among college football’s elite. Under his guidance, Texas has shown significant progress, both in recruiting top talent and improving on-field performance. The Longhorns have steadily risen in the rankings, and their recent success has revitalized the fan base and attracted national attention.
The $340 million extension is one of the most lucrative deals in college football history, reflecting not only the university’s commitment to retaining Sarkisian but also its belief in his ability to lead Texas back to championship contention. The deal reportedly includes performance-based incentives, ensuring Sarkisian’s compensation aligns with the team’s achievements on the field.
Speaking about the extension, Sarkisian expressed his gratitude to the Texas administration and fans for their unwavering support. “I’m incredibly humbled and honored to continue leading this program,” he said. “Texas is a special place, and I’m excited about what we’re building here. This extension is a reflection of our collective effort, and I’m grateful to be a part of it.”
University officials also praised Sarkisian’s leadership and the direction in which he has taken the program. “Coach Sarkisian has brought a renewed energy and focus to Texas football,” said the athletic director. “We believe
