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Why College Football History Suggests Texas Will Not Win This Year’s National Championship originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Unprecedented energy and cautious optimism are swirling around the Texas Longhorns this preseason.

With Monday's AP Poll Top 25 release -- the first ahead of the 2025 season -- Texas made more history ahead of a highly anticipated campaign. The Longhorns came in at No. 1, earning 25 of the 65 first-place votes,

The No. 1 Longhorns are trying to solidify the elite status that comes from churning out national title contenders on a yearly basis.

Texas enters 2025 ranked No. 1 overall for the first time in the program's history to enter a season. Though they may be atop the AP poll, they are not the top

The Rebels concluded the season ranked as the No. 5 team in ESPN's Football Power Index (FPI), despite not qualifying for the College Football Playoff. Ole Miss was positioned behind only the Ohio State Buckeyes, Texas Longhorns, Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Alabama Crimson Tide. Alabama also missed the playoff.

With a new league and multiple college football playoff semifinals, the list of Texas Longhorns rivals is changing.

According to Texas Athletics, it is the fourth consecutive year that Texas Football has set an all-time season ticket record.

The No. 1-rated Texas Longhorns are coming into the first week of the season as betting underdogs when they face the reigning champion Ohio State Buckeyes on Aug. 30. Ohio State is favored by 2.5 points across the entire betting market, with the total coming in at 48 points for what could be a shootout.

Some of the most successful programs of the College Football Playoff era had a tougher time consistently contending in these simulations. Defending national champ Ohio State appeared in 11 of the 25 brackets and reached the national championship game just three times. Alabama earned just five CFP bids and never played for a title.

Can BYU football continue to be a transformational program in this day and age of revenue sharing, transferring and NIL payments to players?

With the 2025 college football season within reach, Texas A&M's quarterback Marcel Reed spoke about his excitement to SportsCenter, as the Aggies head to Austin