Capital City Sports Report

Texas quarterback Colt McCoy went out in style on Saturday night in front of 101,357 fans with Texas tickets as the No. 3-ranked Longhorns manhandled the struggling Kansas Jayhawks 51-20. The Heisman hopeful even ran a victory lap around the stadium with most of his fellow seniors, got to fire Smoky the Cannon and also got a chance to pound on Big Bertha.

It was all a reward for McCoy who in the process of earning the No. 3-ranked Texas Longhorns a Big 12 South title and a berth in the Big 12 Championship game, he also passed University of Georgia quarterback David Greene to earn his 43rd victory, the most in college football history.  Read more...

With a national title still clearly in the picture, the Texas Longhorns traveled to Waco and continued their winning ways defeating the Baylor Bears 47-14 at Floyd Casey Stadium in front of a large contingent of fans with Texas tickets. In the process, the fans saw the Longhorns improve to 10-0 and make history, extending their streak of 10-win seasons to nine consecutive years, and watch quarterback Colt McCoy earn his 42nd victory, tying Georgia quarterback David Greene for most ever in a career.  Read more...

Following the toughest three-game stretch of the season including a pair of tough road wins against Missouri and Oklahoma State, coupled with the fact that the opponent was a non-conference foe  in the University of Central Florida with a less-than-impressive pedigree, it didn’t come as a surprise to most fans holding Texas tickets that the Longhorns would start off slow. Once the Longhorns did wake up, they cruised to a convincing 35-3 victory and a pair of Longhorns found their way into the record books.  Read more...