Mark Stoops begins assistant role at Texas after Kentucky tenure
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 10:40 AM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Mark Stoops has transitioned to Texas as a Special Assistant under head coach Steve Sarkisian, after leading Kentucky for 13 seasons. Stoops' move marks a significant change as he dons Texas colors, which fans are noting as unusual. His new role at a program anticipated to compete for a national championship could enhance his coaching profile. As the college football season approaches, all eyes will be on his contributions to the Longhorns' success.
- •Stoops served as Kentucky head coach for 13 seasons.
- •He is now a Special Assistant at Texas.
- •Texas is expected to contend for a national championship this season.
- •Will Stein is set to lead Kentucky in his first season as head coach.
- 10:40 AMYahoo Sports — Kentucky Wildcats News: Mark Stoops Begins his Texas Career
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