Chip Brown is a journalist at Horns247.com. He specializes in covering competitive sports, including individual and team sports, as well as sports business and broadcasting. Chip's work has been featured in The Dallas Morning News, Montgomery Independent, Yellowhammer Multimedia, LLC, AARP, AL.com, Alabama Political Reporter, 247Sports, and RealGM.
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Chip Brown's coverage is predominantly focused on sports, particularly college football and the Texas Longhorns. His articles cover events, announcements, and promotional deals related to these topics. Hence, he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming events or major developments within college football, specifically those involving the Texas Longhorns.
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By: Chip Brown
Texas junior Farah O'Keefe of Austin on Tuesday was named the ANNIKA Award winner, given to the Outstanding Female Collegiate Golfer of 2026, as the Longhorns' women's golf season came to an end against red-hot Eastern Michigan in the quarterfinal round of matchplay at the NCAA Championship.
By: Chip Brown
In this week's Insider, Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian, aka "Spicy Sark," likes his 2026 football team; Longhorns' baseball and softball postseason previews; Texas basketball coach Sean Miller's offseason recruiting strategy and more.
By: Chip Brown
Defending national champion Texas softball is now facing a win-or-go-home matchup against Mississippi State on Friday at 6 pm CT in the loser's bracket of the Women's College World Series after 6-3 loss to Tennessee.
By: Chip Brown
Defending national champion Texas softball blanked Mississippi State, 4-0, on Friday to stay alive in the Women's College World Series. The Longhorns will next play on Sunday at 3 pm CT (on ABC) against either Nebraska or Alabama - two teams the Longhorns have already split games with this season.
By: Chip Brown
No. 1 Tennessee, No. 2 Stanford and No. 3 Texas all had a shot at the national title going into the I Varsity Eight - the final race of the NCAA Championship at Lake Lanier in Gainesville, Ga. The Longhorns dominated the race and claimed their fourth national title in six years under head coach Dave O'Neill.
By: Chip Brown
Texas first baseman Katie Stewart, the SEC Player of the Year, smashed a three-run home run in the bottom of the sixth inning, as the Longhorns broke up a no-hitter by Nebraska's Jordy Frahm en route to a 3-1 victory that sends Texas to the WCWS semifinals for a rematch against Tennessee on Monday at 11 am CT.
By: Chip Brown
Senior rigtht-hander Citlaly Gutierrez pitched the game of her Texas career in a 5-2 victory over Tennessee on Monday - even as her teammates booted the ball all over the field - as the Longhorns forced a winner-take-all game against the Volunteers in the semifinals of the Women's College World Series.
By: Chip Brown
Against all odds, Texas softball takes two from Tennessee on Monday and advances to WCWS championship series
By: Chip Brown
In this week's Insider, we look at how the best-of-three national title rematch between Texas and Texas Tech beginning Wednesday at 7 pm CT at Devon Park in Oklahoma City is about so much more than softball. It's a crusade for the Red Raiders.
By: Chip Brown
Texas' stoic assassin Teagan Kavan continued to dominate at the Women's College World Series, and junior Katie Stewart continued to show why she's the SEC Player of the Year, extending her home-run streak to four games as Texas beat Texas Tech, 7-3, in Game 1 of the WCWS best-of-three final.
