Texas Longhorns’ 2025 Roster Spending Blows Minds—Is This the Future of College Football?
When you think about the Texas Longhorns gearing up for the 2025 season under Steve Sarkisian, the mind immediately races—what kind of monster roster are they assembling? Thanks to the explosion of the NIL era combined with the transfer portal’s wild west action, Texas isn’t just building a team; they’re practically drafting a dream squad for another title chase. But here’s the kicker—just how deep are the Longhorns digging into the wallet to make this magic happen? The staggering figure whispered around is somewhere between $35 million and $40 million, a jaw-dropping amount for a college roster and far from your typical line item. With 10 transfers locked in and more on the horizon, not to mention the headline-grabbing payouts rolling out to stars like Arch Manning (whose bank account is fattened entirely outside the school’s cash flow), it makes you wonder—is all this spending sustainable, or is Texas accelerating toward a financial cliff before pulling back to reality? Buckle up—it’s an eye-opening look into the business of building champions in the modern college football landscape. LEARN MORE.Steve Sarkisian and the Texas Longhorns are preparing for the 2025 season as the program continues building its roster. Thanks to the NIL and transfer portal era, the team has the opportunity to build an amazing team for a potential title run yet again. But exactly how much is Texas spending on its roster?
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