Xander Peters is a Special Correspondent with a focus on local reporting in Texas, specifically in Austin. With a background in energy journalism and environmental justice reporting, Xander's work has appeared in notable publications such as National Geographic, The Christian Science Monitor, Texas Monthly, and more. Xander's reporting covers a range of topics, including sports, politics, and community events, providing unique insights into the local landscape of Austin and the surrounding areas.
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Xander's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly football at the local level in Texas and Austin. He frequently covers events, announcements, and government statements related to college football, NFL players with ties to Texas teams or universities.
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By: Xander Peters
By most estimates, the Texas Longhorns are so far expected to finish the 2024 college football regular season as the top overall seed for the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff. That includes Yahoo Sports, which recently predicted Texas will not only land the No. 1 seed, but eventually meet in the quarterfinals versus familiar league foe Alabama.
By: Xander Peters
Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian tends to keep a level head.
By: Xander Peters
It’s safe to say Texas Longhorns athletic director Chris Del Conte and Oklahoma Sooners athletic director Joe Castiglione have a somewhat complicated friendship between them.
Southeastern Conference ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum appeared on Sportscenter over the weekend to discuss the Texas Longhorns ’ troubles ahead after taking down the Oklahoma Sooners.
By: Xander Peters
Texas Longhorns linebacker Anthony Hill performed spectacularly in the team’s Red River Rivalry win over the Oklahoma Sooners this past Saturday in Dallas, Texas’ Cotton Bowl.
By: Xander Peters
Following the Texas Longhorns ’ Red River Rivalry win over the Oklahoma Sooners this past weekend, Texas players Anthony Hill and Barryn Sorrell took mid-field to plant a Texas flag through former OU quarterback Baker Mayfield’s jersey.
By: Xander Peters
Two Texas Longhorns players received the Southeastern Conference’s latest player of the week honors, including sophomore linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. and junior offensive lineman Kelvin Banks. In Texas’ Red River Rivalry win over Oklahoma this past weekend, Hill recorded 11 tackles, 2 sacks, 3.5 tackles for loss, and a forced fumble.
By: Xander Peters
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