Texas Athletics Hall of Honor welcomes 13 new inductees
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 12:29 AM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Texas Athletics announced 12 new inductees to the university’s Hall of Honor this week, highlighting former football stars Jackson Jeffcoat, Malcolm Brown, and Mike Williams, as well as Olympic gold medalist Ryan Crouser. The induction ceremony is scheduled for September. These athletes have made significant contributions to Texas sports and represent various sports disciplines. The recognition is part of Texas Athletics' tradition of honoring its distinguished alumni for their achievements.
- •12 former Longhorns to be inducted into Hall of Honor.
- •Notable inductees include Jackson Jeffcoat and Ryan Crouser.
- •Induction ceremony set for September.
- 12:29 AMYahoo Sports — Longhorns Daily News: Texas Athletics Hall of Honor welcomes 13 new honorees
"Texas Athletics announced this week the names of 12 new former Longhorns who will enter the university’s Hall of Honor. Most notable among them is former Texas football stars Jackson Jeffcoat (a former three-time All-Big 12 honoree and Big 12 Player of the Year), Malcolm Brown (a former consensus All-American), Mike Williams (a former consensus […]
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