History has its eyes on Austin.
The Texas Longhorns didn’t just join the SEC — they stormed in and flipped the script. In just their first year, delivered back-to-back College Football Playoff appearances and locked in their second straight 10-win season, something fans hadn’t seen since 2009. Now, as 2025 kicks off, there’s no more debate — **Texas isn’t chasing SEC greatness anymore. They *are* the standard.
“People keep asking if Texas is back,” Peter Burns said on *SEC This Morning*. “The truth? The SEC doesn’t run through Georgia anymore. It runs through Texas.”
Is Texas really the new powerhouse of the SEC? Could the Longhorns be primed to dethrone Georgia as the conference’s top team? *What if 2025 is the year they take it all?*
Yes, Georgia did beat Texas last season. But while the Bulldogs are busy rebuilding, especially on defense, the Longhorns are reloading — pouring \$35 to \$40 million into what might be the most stacked roster in college football. This isn’t just hype. It’s a warning shot.
The SEC is no longer a one-team show. The crown is up for grabs, and the Longhorns are grabbing it with both hands.
**Can anyone stop them? Will 2025 be the year Texas proves they’re not just back — they’re here to stay?**
Forget the old pecking order. The Longhorns are hunting for an SEC title *and* a national championship in 2025 — and if they pull it off, they won’t just be the new powerhouse of the SEC…
**They’ll be the new face of college football.**
So to every Texas fan out there: this isn’t just a season. It’s a statement. **Welcome to the era of the Burnt Orange Empire.**
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**Five Questions to Ponder:**
1. Can Texas really dethrone Georgia as the SEC’s king in 2025?
2. With a \$40 million roster, how far can Texas go this season?
3. Will Texas’ back-to-back College Football Playoff appearances lead to a national championship in 2025?
4. What will Texas need to do to keep their momentum going against SEC giants?
5. Is this the beginning of Texas’ reign as the SEC’s most dominant program?
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