Texas football embraces villain role as rivals express sentiments
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 16, 2026, 11:08 PM
Last updated Sep 16, 2026

Texas Defensive Coordinator Peter Kwiatkowski stated that the Longhorns take pride in being perceived as villains, a philosophy that has intensified since Steve Sarkisian's arrival in 2021. The team's reputation has elicited strong reactions from rivals and fans across the country. A discussion platform invites people to voice their thoughts on which Texas college football team they love to hate, indicating ongoing engagement with the rivalry in college football.
- •Peter Kwiatkowski claims Texas enjoys being the villains in college football.
- •Steve Sarkisian's tenure has amplified this villainous image.
- •Fans are invited to share which Texas team they love to hate.
- 11:08 PMYahoo Sports — Which Texas college football team do you love to hate?
"As Texas Defensive Coordinator Peter Kwiatkowski put it last season: "We love to be the villains."
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