Road wins are never easy. Road wins against an in-state rival crowd are even harder. But on a windy afternoon in Dallas, the Texas Longhorns showed exactly what tough teams do when things start slowly — they dig deep, find their rhythm, and grind out a win. And that’s exactly what happened at Crum Field , just steps away from the George W. Bush Presidential Center , where Texas walked away with a hard-earned 9–8 victory over the SMU Mustangs . This one wasn’t pretty. But it was gutsy . Texas used a 2nd quarter scoring spree barrage of 7 goals, to cling onwards for the Win! George Vance McGee TX lacrosse Alumni Reporter: online Streamer Viewer detailed notes and report. Friday afternoon March 6th, 2026 georgevance@gmail.com A Slow, Rusty Start for the Horns The game began under gray, overcast skies, and the Texas offense looked like it might still be shaking off the 4 hour road trip from Austin, TX. TX Possessions were short. TX Sticks and ball handling looked unsure. The off...
March 1st, 2026 George Vance McGee in-person reporter. "Stunning" --Colorado visiting parent in reference to the Austin Texas face-off weather at 11am this Sunday morning. 1st quarter action, Texas Horns get out to an excellent start. At the end of the 1st quarter. It's Texas 4 - Colorado Buffs 0. the 2nd quarter was a yellow penalty flag festival for both squads; man-up, man-down, hockey-esqe, ref laundry littered everywhere, 5 on 4, 4 on 5, 5 on 5, 6 on 4. It got discombobulated. The bleacher fans and I lost track. In the 2nd quarter Colorado charges back to make it a game. Halftime Texas 6, The Visiting team from Boulder, Colorado 4. (sidenote GVM opinion = Boulder, Colorado is one of the coolest small towns in America, if you can ever visit for fun, go.) 3rd quarter our Texas Longhorns came out aggressive and trying to win! 3rd Quarter highlight was a "POLE GOAL". a Texas longpole dman/middie made it to the offensive side and let loose a joyous s...