ARLINGTON, TEXAS - JANUARY 10: The Texas Longhorns mascot runs across the field before the Goodyear Cotton Bowl between the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Texas Longhorns at AT&T Stadium on January 10, 2025 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Sam Hodde/Getty Images) | Getty Images

Part of what makes the Texas football brand so powerful is the winning, yes, but also the fact that the program has insisted on keeping in-tact its physical identity for more than a century.

That’s not including minor changes that have been made, such as adding conference patches, such as how the program replaced its former league, the Big 12, with an SEC sleeve patch when the Longhorns moved to the conference back in August 2024—nearly two years ago.

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The latest subtle change, according to OnTexasFootball, will the moving of the SEC patch from the sleeve area to the middle of the collar, at the jersey’s v-section, as other schools do.

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Appears to be a change for the #Texas jersey for the 2026 season.

The SEC logo moves to the middle of the jersey from the right pec area.

As of now, there are no plans for Texas to add a corporate sponsor logo to the jerseys. pic.twitter.com/Bl1vaSX1kx

— CJ Vogel (@CJVogel_OTF) June 16, 2026

WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS

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247Sports: Texas Football 2026 Position Preview Series: Wide Receiver

247Sports: Does a trip to Omaha help you build in modern college baseball? The Texas Longhorns are about to find out

Inside Texas: ITYT Q&A: Arch Manning’s potential return, offensive line outlook, final recruiting ranking

Inside Texas: Steve Sarkisian is excited to have Will Muschamp as his defensive coordinator

Inside Texas: What’s next for Texas Baseball after bowing out of the College World Series

ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION

Projecting Texas players in the 2026 MLB Draft

Texas eliminated from CWS with 2-0 loss to Georgia

After CWS exit, Texas turns focus to the transfer portal

Star Florida State transfer SS Isa Torres commits to Texas

Four-star OT Brian Swanson commits to Texas over OU, SMU

No. 1 CB John Meredith III names finalists, sets decision date

RECRUITING ROUNDUP

247Sports: Latest intel on DL Tyler Alexander as Georgia, Texas, Notre Dame and Colorado battle

247Sports: No. 1 ranked recruit A’mir Sears details recruiting frenzy as contact period opens

247Sports: Three-star safety Junior Tu’upo selected to 2027 adidas Polynesian Bowl

247Sports: Mike at Night: Busy week ahead for Texas recruiting

Inside Texas: Now the ‘hard’ half of the class begins for Kyle Flood

Inside Texas: What Texas is getting in 2027 OL Brian Swanson

Inside Texas: The five highest-rated prospects visiting Texas this weekend

Inside Texas: Texas Hosting Elite Talent This Weekend: Intel on Easton Royal, Monshun Sales, Landen Williams-Callis, and more

SEC SHOWDOWN

Rock M Nation: Recruiting Reset: Jack Marquard can help Mizzou build for the future

And The Valley Shook: LSU lands commitment from in-state RB Trey Martin

Red Cup Rebellion: Will 10 wins be the new standard in revamped SEC?

Rocky Top Talk: Tennessee flips legacy linebacker Kenneth Simon from Alabama

Dawg Sports: Still Alive: Pitching stellar again as Dawgs blank Texas

A Sea Of Blue: J Batt contract details revealed with UK: How would you grade the hire?

WHAT WE’RE READING

SB Nation: Owen Hull and UNC knock off West Virginia to advance to the MCWS Finals

SB Nation: Christian Pulisic injury updates: UMSNT star ‘day-to-day’ for Australia World Cup match

SB Nation: DR Congo’s first-ever World Cup goal resulted in an amazing celebration in Lisbon

NEWS ACROSS LONGHORN NATION AND BEYOND

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the best mascot in college sports 🤘#HookEm | #NationalMascotDaypic.twitter.com/jzQybTBldp

— Texas Longhorns (@TexasLonghorns) June 17, 2026

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The New York Knicks have received and accepted an invitation to visit the White House to celebrate their NBA championship, owner James Dolan confirmed Wednesday. Meanwhile, a Seattle Seahawks visit appears to be on the back burner months after the team won the Super Bowl.

"We just did receive an invitation from the White House, which we accepted," Dolan said on WFAN New York's "The Carton show." "Still have to figure out the details, but, yes, of course, I invited the president to come down to the game, right? He is a friend. I've known him for 30 years, and I'm very proud to bring the team to the White House."

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President Donald Trump attended the Knicks' Game 3 loss to the San Antonio Spurs at Madison Square Garden. It turned out to be the only loss for the Knicks, who went on to win the NBA Championship Series 4-1.

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The details of the Knicks' visit have yet to be finalized. As Dolan noted, that includes a date for the trip, the size of the traveling party and how many players will attend.

And while the White House got to work immediately on the Knicks visiting, the Seahawks visit is apparently another matter.

Seattle beat the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8, but the team visiting the White House for a celebration is in limbo.

"We don’t have anything to share at this time," the White House press office told Fox News Digital this week. "Check back in with us later!"

JALEN HURTS MAINTAINS HE 'WASN'T AVAILABLE' FOR EAGLES' WHITE HOUSE VISIT

Time is running out.

The Philadelphia Eagles, the last NFL team to visit the White House, celebrated their Super Bowl LIX victory on the South Lawn with President Trump on April 28, 2025. That timing made sense because it happened during the team's offseason program.

Seattle's offseason program is over following the conclusion of mandatory minicamp on June 11. That means players, staff and coaches are off to parts unknown enjoying their summer break.

The next time the whole organization is expected to be together is the final week of July, just prior to the beginning of training camp.

So the best opportunity for a Seahawks visit to Washington, D.C. has passed because successfully rallying players from all across the country and wherever they are vacationing is practically impossible. And no team is going to break away from training camp to fly across the country to visit the White House.

That raises the distinct possibility the Seahawks will not be celebrating their Super Bowl win with a White House visit at all.

If that is the case, the obvious question is: Why?

Did the White House reach out through back channels only to be rebuffed by the team? It would not be unprecedented. A similar situation occurred with the Eagles in 2018.

There appears to be only one way to salvage a Seahawks visit to the White House, if one happens at all: scheduling it during the NFL regular season.

Seattle visits the Washington Commanders on Sept. 27 and that provides a small opportunity for a visit should the team fly to Washington a day earlier than usual, visit the White House, then play the Commanders two days later.

Is that likely? No.

NFL coaches traditionally are not big fans of upsetting their normal travel schedules and portray those games away from home as business trips rather than a pleasure trip — even if a White House visit is involved.

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