Cody Grubbs

In front of a record-setting crowd of 22,838 fans at the Cotton Bowl, Club América Femenil powered past Dallas Trinity FC 3-1 in the inaugural State Fair Clásico. The international friendly not only delivered exciting soccer but also set a new benchmark for women’s sports attendance in Texas.

The 2026 UFL season didn't ease into anything — it kicked the door down, and three players made sure of it.

Chase Brunson doubled twice and Noah Franco threw 3 scoreless as DH-turned-closer in TCU's 5-4 win over Arkansas before a Globe Life Field record crowd.

Noah Franco switched from designated hitter to the mound and threw 3 scoreless innings as No. 10 TCU held off No. 7 Arkansas 5-4 before 22,384 fans.

Oklahoma State and No. 19 Oklahoma bring baseball's fiercest rivalry to Globe Life Field. The Cowboys need a bounce-back after Arkansas' 12-2 run-rule.

Ryder Helfrick launched 427- and 432-foot bombs and Gabe Gaeckle struck out 9 as No. 5 Arkansas run-ruled Oklahoma State 12-2 to open the season.

FC Dallas hosts the Red Bulls in the inaugural Torneo de Tejas as Michael Bradley's first competitive test. With MLS two weeks away, this is the last audition.

Texas State blew past Rice in the Armed Forces Bowl, turning a tight first half into a 41–10 rout behind a four-touchdown performance from quarterback Brad Jackson. A dominant second half and suffocating defense sealed the Bobcats’ third straight bowl win and capped another milestone season for the program.

After falling behind 14–0 early, UTSA flipped the First Responder Bowl on its head, ripping off 38 straight points and cruising to a dominant 57–20 win over FIU. Owen McCown threw three touchdowns and Will Henderson III scored three times as the Roadrunners capped their season with a third straight bowl victory.

No. 2 Texas overwhelmed No. 13 Baylor with relentless defensive pressure, forcing 30 turnovers and turning them into 42 points en route to an 89–54 rivalry rout at Dickies Arena. Madison Booker led the way with 27 points as the Longhorns stayed unbeaten and firmly in control from the first-quarter surge onward.

FC Dallas’ 2025 playoff run ended in heartbreak, falling 4-2 in penalties to Vancouver after a 1-1 draw that saw Petar Musa notch his first postseason goal and rookie Nolan Norris shine in his playoff debut. Despite the gut punch finish, the performance showcased a Dallas squad finally rediscovering its identity and fight heading into 2026.

Despite their most complete performance of the young season, the Dallas Stars couldn’t finish the job, falling 3-2 in overtime to the Los Angeles Kings. Head coach Glen Gulutzan emphasized that while the process looked right, the team still has to find its even-strength scoring touch.