The Texas Longhorns have reportedly made a new addition to their coaching staff as the 2025 offseason treads on. Per reports from Anwar Richardson of

Texas is targeting former West Virginia coach Neal Brown for a role on its staff, according to Matt Zenitz. Brown spent six years with the Mountaineers and went 1-1 against Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian,

UT announced 11 new either promotions or hires in late Feb. to their coaching staff, and added to that list on Tuesday with the announcement that former West Virginia head coach Neal Brown was added to the staff, according to a report from UT football reporter Anwar Richardson.

The Longhorns are adding head coaching experience to their staff as they are reportedly hiring Neal Brown to an unspecified role.

According to Anwar Richardson of Rivals, former West Viriginia head coach Neal Brown will soon be back coaching! Brown has been hired for a role on the Texas Longhorns’ coaching staff, although his exact role for the program is not yet known.

A former head coach could be in line to take a role on Steve Sarkisian’s staff at Texas for the 2025 football season, a new report has found. Neal Brown is currently being targeted by Texas for an assistant role with the Longhorns,

Texas is targeting former West Virginia and Troy coach Neal Brown for a role on its 2025 coaching staff, a source confirmed to ESPN.

Over the past few years, Sarkisian hired former Wisconsin head coach Paul Chryst and former TCU head coach Gary Patterson in special assistant roles. On Tuesday, Rivals' Anwar Richardson reported former West Virginia head coach Neal Brown is expected to be added to Sarkisian's coaching staff. It's unclear what Brown's role will be on the staff.

FootballScoop.com reported that Texas and Neal Brown are engaging in talks regarding a potential role on the Longhorns staff.

Former West Virginia head coach Neal Brown is being targeted by the Texas Longhorns for a staff role, according to Pete Nakos of On3 Sports. In six years on the