The face of the Houston Texans says he achieved a ‘lifelong dream’ in hosting ‘Saturday Night Live.'
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A San Antonio football fan wonders if the squad’s already small outfits have gotten even smaller over the years.
Two burning questions answered in one post.
There’s been no shortage of hype and huge names in Texas college football, but there’s only one Mahomes.
”Win now” makes more sense when your stars are old—and the only person facing the end of the line is Houston's head coach.
The food map trend strikes again—and it's coming after our Super Bowl snacks.
It may be the beginning of uncovering a jersey-theft ring.
With that figure, it'd make it one of the most expensive pieces of sports memorabilia of all time.
The NFL is threatening to pull out of Texas when it comes to event consideration, and the governor is fighting back.
Weeks after Houston voters rejected HERO, the city was awarded the opportunity to host matches for the Copa América Centenario international soccer tournament.
Some crazy stuff went down in Texas in the past thirty days. Here are some of the headlines you may have missed.
The struggling Plano-based department store chain was trying to advertise mittens.
Sports Illustrated thinks that Austin should be in the mix to host the game.
There's a bit of a barbecue foul in H-E-B's “True Texan" Super Bowl ad, which features country star Jack Ingram.
The superstar is playing the halftime show at the Super Bowl this season, and Reliant Stadium is one of two contenders to put on the game again in 2017. All that's missing now? The Texans.
For all her talent and poise, Beyoncé didn't become the biggest star in the world without help. And she got plenty of it from the people who know her best.
Homegrown film director David Gordon Green and three writers who studied at the Michener Center made up the creative team behind "It's Halftime in America" commercial.
GLAAD calls on CNN to fire the Houston native and A&M graduate, saying his tweets were "advocating violence against gay people."
You know the real reason Texas Stadium has no roof? So Jerry Jones can get his head inside. (Or, how the Cowboys owner’s ego makes it hard to root for America’s Team.)
