Texas football is taking another step in building its coaching staff around Steve Sarkisian for 2025, aiming at a former West Virginia coach.

The Texas Longhorns finished the college football season with a loss to Ohio State in the College Football Playoff semifinal round. Since then, there has been a lot of turnover in Steve Sarkisian's coaching staff.

According to Matt Zenitz with CBS Sports/247 Sports, Texas is targeting former West Virginia head coach Neal Brown for a role on Sarkisian’s staff. The specific role remains to be seen, but it would be a key addition and an interesting bit of Texas Longhorn news this offseason.

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Texas is targeting former West Virginia coach Neal Brown for a role on its staff, according to Matt Zenitz. Brown spent six years with the Mountaineers and went 1-1 against Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian,

FootballScoop.com reported that Texas and Neal Brown are engaging in talks regarding a potential role on the Longhorns staff.

Texas will begin the 2025 season with the same opponent that ended 2024 for them. A trip up to Columbus to face Ohio State is one of college football’s biggest of the year as potential preseason top-three teams face off.

The Texas Longhorns don't appear to be done with plucking members of the West Virginia coaching staff. Per reports Monday from Matt Zenitz of 247Spor

The Morgantown ties for the Texas Longhorns football program could expand in the coming days with reports from On3 and 247Sports on Monday that head coach Steve Sarkisian is targeting former West Virginia Mountaineers head coach Neal Brown for a spot on his staff.