Eric Henry is a journalist based in Austin, Texas, with a focus on local sports coverage. He writes for 247Sports and WYSO Public Radio, covering topics such as college football, basketball, and other sports events. Eric's work has also been featured in Emerald Media Group and RBI's Supply Chain Group.
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Eric Henry's articles primarily focus on local sports, particularly the Texas Longhorns and college football. Given this, he would be most receptive to pitches related to these areas. Consider offering insights on player performances, team strategies, or potential lineup changes for the Texas Longhorns or other relevant local teams.
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By: Eric Henry
With the news that Isaiah Bond will join Matthew Golden in declaring for the 2025 NFL Draft, Steve Sarkisian and Texas will again have to revamp the receiver room in 2025. As Ryan Wingo and DeAndre Moore lead the returners, will the Longhorns go to the portal to find veterans again in 2025?
By: Eric Henry
Texas right tackle Cameron Williams will enter the 2025 NFL Draft, as first reported by Pete Thamel of ESPN. Williams' departure marks the fourth starting offensive lineman from this year's team to either enter the draft early or exhaust their eligibility.
By: Eric Henry
Rodney Terry and Texas basketball hit the road, heading to Lloyd Noble Center to face Porter Moser and Oklahoma. Both clubs are off to winless starts in SEC as the Longhorns will look for Tre Johnson, Arthur Kaluma and Kadin Shedrick to lead the team against the Sooners.
By: Eric Henry
Texas basketball looked as if they may cruise to an easy victory over rival Oklahoma at Lloyd Noble Center, before a second-half Sooners explosion saw Rodney Terry's club barely hang on to win 77-73. Texas guard Jordan Pope's 27 points paved the way for a win, along with Tre Johnson's 16.
By: Eric Henry
Sources have confirmed to Horns247 that Texas EDGE Trey Moore will return to the program for his senior season and bypass the 2025 NFL Draft. Moore started all 16 games for the Longhorns in 2024, racking up 35 tackles with 10 tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks.
By: Eric Henry
After clinging to a 77-73 road win at Oklahoma behind Jordan Pope's 27 points, Rodney Terry and Texas basketball hit the road to take on No. 5 Florida. Todd Golden and the Gators are led by at trio of veteran guards in Walter Clayton Jr., Will Richard and Alijah Martin.
By: Eric Henry
Texas junior tight end Amari Niblack is expected to enter the transfer portal, as reported by 247 Sports' Matt Zenitz. Niblack spent one season with Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns after transferring from Alabama following Nick Saban's retirement.
By: Eric Henry
After transferring from Alabama and spending one season at Texas, junior tight end Amari Niblack has entered the transfer portal again, as first reported by 247Sports' Matt Zenitz.
By: Eric Henry
Sources have confirmed to Horns247 that Texas football head coach Steve Sarkisian has agreed to a new contract extension, turning down opportunities to interview with NFL teams.
By: Eric Henry
Texas basketball fell on No. 5 Florida 84-60 in Gainesville as Todd Golden and the Gators were led by Alijah Martin and Walter Clayton Jr's scoring. Following the game, Rodney Terry addressed the media and spoke about the performances of Tre Johnson, Arthur Kaluma and his Longhorns' moving forward in SEC play.
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