San Antonio Brahmas

UFL (2024) team based in San Antonio, Texas

San Antonio Brahmas

Current season
| San Antonio Brahmas logo

Logo
Uniforms
Basic info
Established| July 25, 2022; 3 years ago (2022-07-25)
Stadium| Alamodome
San Antonio, Texas
Colors| Dark gray, yellow, light gray

Website| www.theufl.com/teams/san-antonio
Personnel
Owner(s)| Fox Corporation (50%), Dany Garcia, Dwayne Johnson, RedBird Capital Partners (50%)
General manager| Marc Lillibridge
Head coach| Payton Pardee
Team history

* San Antonio Brahmas (2023-present)

Home fields

* Alamodome (2023–present)

League / conference affiliations
XFL (2023)

* South Division (2023)

United Football League (2024-present)

* XFL Conference (2024–present)

Championships
League championships: 0

Conference championships: 1

* XFL: 2024

Division championships: 0
Playoff appearances (1)

* UFL: 2024

The San Antonio Brahmas are a professional American football team based in San Antonio, Texas. The Brahmas compete in the United Football League (UFL) as a member of the XFL Conference. The team is owned and operated by Dwayne Johnson's Alpha Acquico and Fox Corporation. The Brahmas play their home games at the Alamodome. The Brahmas have a franchise regular season record of 11-11 (.500).

## History

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### Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia era (2023–present)

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The XFL played its first season in 2020 with eight teams, as a reboot to the league of the same name that played in 2001.[1] After five games, it was suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[2] Prior to the league's April bankruptcy, the XFL had begun discussions with San Antonio to relocate one of its eight teams there.[3] It had been unavailable as a market at the time of the league's launching due to the Alliance of American Football placing the San Antonio Commanders (that league's best-attended team) there, and because of the XFL's policy at the time of preferring cities that already had NFL franchises.

After XFL founder Vince McMahon sold the league to a consortium led by businesswoman Dany Garcia and her ex-husband, business partner, and former WWE wrestler Dwayne Johnson, and the league did not play in 2021 or 2022, it was announced the league would return for the 2023 season.[4] In March 2022, rumors of a San Antonio XFL team again emerged after the league hired Reggie Barlow, reportedly to serve as the team's coach;[5] Barlow instead would be assigned to the DC Defenders. The league announced in July 2022 that three teams from the 2020 would be replaced, and five would return, and that San Antonio would be among the three new cities, ultimately replacing the LA Wildcats.[6]

The July announcement revealed San Antonio's head coach as Hines Ward and their stadium as the Alamodome.[7] On October 31, 2022, the logo was revealed and the team name was announced as the San Antonio Brahmas.[8] The Brahma name is of Hindu origin, coming from the Hindu creator god; more directly, the Brahmas name comes from the American Brahman, a hybrid species cross-bred from sacred zebu and American cattle that Johnson has long used as a personal mascot.[9] The XFL Brahmas team jerseys were revealed on December 8;[10] their uniforms will be yellow-gold and grey.[11] In the 2023 XFL Draft, the Brahmas were allocated quarterbacks Jawon Pass and Anthony Russo and used their top pick to select running back Jacques Patrick.[12][13] On February 22, 2023, the XFL's director of communications Jeff Altstadter announced the firing of team executive Mike Sheehan.[14]

A game between the Brahmas and Houston Roughnecks during their inaugural season in 2023

The 2023 XFL season began on February 18, 2023, and featured 40 regular season games.[15] The Brahmas compiled an overall record of 3–7 during their inaugural season, missing the playoffs.[16]

On December 28, 2023, Ward resigned from the Brahmas after finishing with a 3–7 record in 2023, in response to a change in contract structure. Houston Roughnecks Head Coach Wade Phillips replaced Ward, a maneuver that would allow the Roughnecks identity to be cleared and used for the former Houston Gamblers.[17]

In September 2023, Axios reported that the XFL was in advanced talks with the USFL to merge the two leagues prior to the start of their 2024 seasons.[18] On September 28, 2023, the XFL and USFL announced their intent to merge with details surrounding the merger to be announced at a later date.[19] The merger would also require regulatory approval.[20] In October 2023 the XFL filed a trademark application for the name "United Football League".[21] On November 30, 2023, Garcia announced via her Instagram page that the leagues had received regulatory approval for the merger and were finalizing plans for a "combined season" to begin March 30, 2024.[22] The merger was made official on December 31, 2023.[23]

Though Phillips had been signed through the 2025 season, his health began a severe decline during the offseason, limiting his presence during training camp and, according to offensive coordinator A. J. Smith, creating a leadership vacuum that led to a power struggle between him and other organizational forces.[24] Smith had made an effort to recruit A. J. McCarron, who had fallen out with the rival St. Louis Battlehawks that offseason, only to be vetoed by Brahmas upper management.[24] Smith resigned two weeks into the 2025 season amid alleged interference in his offensive playcalling,[24] followed a week later by Phillips being forced to take a leave of absence after suffering a health emergency midway through the April 13 game.[25] Special teams coach Payton Pardee, the grandson of Jack Pardee (a friend and associate of Phillips's father Bum), ascended to head coach and offensive coordinator April 16;[26] Pardee hired Jack Welch as his own replacement.[27]

## Current roster

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### Players

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San Antonio Brahmas roster

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Quarterbacks (QB)

* 3 Alan Bowman
* 18 Jarrett Guarantano
* 8 Kevin Hogan
* 12 Kellen Mond

Running backs (RB)

* 7 John Lovett
* 41 Anthony McFarland
* 27 Aidan Robbins
* 26 Jaden Shirden

Wide receivers (WR)

* 4 Dee Anderson
* 81 Ra'Shaun Henry
* 13 Jontre Kirklin
* 80 Racey McMath
* 87 Mathew Sexton
* 5 Marquez Stevenson
* 17 Greg Ward

Tight ends (TE)

* 88 Alizé Mack

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* 77 Chuck Filiaga G
* 53 Lamont Gaillard G
* 73 Vitaliy Gurman C
* 68 Zuri Henry T
* 74 Derrick Kelly II G
* 67 Aaron Monteiro G
* 71 Sam Tecklenburg C
* 66 Willie Tyler III T

Defensive linemen (DL)

* 95 Isaiah Buggs DE
* 98 Prince Emili DT
* 90 Matthew Gotel DT
* 92 Rashard Lawrence DT

|  | Linebackers (LB)

* 19 David Anenih OLB
* 1 Tavante Beckett ILB
* 96 Nelson Ceaser OLB
* 44 Marcus Haynes OLB
* 20 Storey Jackson ILB
* 52 Kobe Jones OLB
* 43 Paul Moala ILB
* 31 Nate Wieland ILB
* 15 Jordan Williams ILB

Defensive backs (DB)

* 32 Henry Black FS
* 25 Jalen Elliott FS
* 29 Sean Fresch SS
* 21 William Hooper CB
* 28 Corey Mayfield Jr. CB
* 23 Jordan Mosley SS
* 35 Kary Vincent Jr. CB

Special teams

* 11 Donald De La Haye K
* 46 Cam Lyons LS
* 14 Tristan Vizcaino K
* 9 Brad Wing P

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Roster updated August 7, 2025

48 active

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## Staff

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San Antonio Brahmas Staff

Front office

* General manager – Marc Lillibridge

Head coach

* Head coach / offensive coordinator - Payton Pardee

Offensive coaches

* Running backs – Jesse Thompson
* Wide receivers – Cody Latimer
* Tight ends / special teams - Jack Welch
* Offensive Line – Marvin Williams

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Defensive coaches

* Defensive coordinator – Will Reed
* Defensive line – Chris Achuff
* Linebackers – Derrick Berry
* Defensive backs – Josh Jones

## Player history

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### Current NFL players

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2023–2024  | G  | Kohl Levao | New York Jets
2023–2024  | LS  | Rex Sunahara | Cleveland Browns
2025  | RB  | Jashaun Corbin | Atlanta Falcons
2025  | DE  | Jacob Sykes | Philadelphia Eagles
2025  | DE  | Garrett Nelson  | Denver Broncos
2025  | WR  | Jacob Harris | Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2025  | TE  | Thomas Gordon  | Chicago Bears
2025  | TE  | Steven Stilianos  | Detroit Lions

### Notable players

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Season  | Pos  | Name  | Notes

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2023  | QB  | Paxton Lynch | Former Denver Broncos Quarterback, 2016 1st Round Pick
2023  | RB  | Kalen Ballage | Former Miami Dolphins Running Back, 2018 4th Round Pick
2024  | DE  | Tarell Basham | Former Dallas Cowboys Defensive End, 2017 3rd Round Pick
2024  | FS  | Teez Tabor | Former Detroit Lions Defensive Back, 2017 2nd Round Pick
2024  | WR  | Cody Latimer | Former Denver Broncos Wide Receiver, 2014 2nd Round Pick
2024  | CB  | Quincy Wilson | Former New York Giants Defensive Back, 2017 2nd Round Pick
2024–present  | K  | Donald De La Haye | Current YouTuber, has over 5.7 million subscribers
2024–present  | RB  | Anthony McFarland | Former Pittsburgh Steelers Running back, 2020 4th Round Pick
2024  | CB  | Cameron Dantzler | Former Minnesota Vikings Cornerback, 2020 3rd Round Pick
2025–present  | QB  | Kellen Mond | Former Minnesota Vikings Quarterback, 2021 3rd Round Pick
2025  | CB  | Greedy Williams | Former Cleveland Browns Cornerback, 2019 2nd Round Pick

## Coach history

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### Head coach history

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#  | Name  | Term  | Regular season  | Playoffs  | Awards

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GC  | W  | L  | Win %  | GC  | W  | L
San Antonio Brahmas
1  | Hines Ward | 2023 | 10  | 3  | 7  | .300  | –  | –  | –  |
2  | Wade Phillips | 2024–2025 | 13  | 7  | 6  | .538  | 2  | 1  | 1  |
3  | Payton Pardee | 2025–present  | 7  | 1  | 6  | .143  | \-  | \-  | \-  |

### Offensive coordinator history

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#  | Name  | Term  | Regular season  | Playoffs  | Awards

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GC  | W  | L  | Win %  | GC  | W  | L
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1  | Jaime Elizondo | 2023 | 4  | 1  | 3  | .250  | –  | –  | –  |
2  | Jimmie Johnson | 2023 | 6  | 2  | 4  | .333  | –  | –  | –  |
3  | A. J. Smith | 2024 | 12  | 7  | 5  | .583  | 2  | 1  | 1  |
4  | Payton Pardee | 2025–present  | 8  | 1  | 7  | .125  | \-  | \-  | \-  |

### Defensive coordinator history

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#  | Name  | Term  | Regular season  | Playoffs  | Awards

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GC  | W  | L  | Win %  | GC  | W  | L
San Antonio Brahmas
1  | Jim Herrmann | 2023 | 10  | 3  | 7  | .300  | –  | –  | –
2  | Will Reed  | 2024–present  | 20  | 8  | 12  | .400  | 2  | 1  | 1

## Rivalries

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### Houston Roughnecks

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The Brahmas are in-state rivals with the Houston Roughnecks. The rivalry is billed as the Lone Star Showdown (not to be confused with the Texas/Texas A&M collegiate rivalry also known as the Lone Star Showdown).[28]

### Overall regular season record vs. opponents

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Orlando Guardians | 2–0  | 1.000
Houston Roughnecks (2024) | 1–0  | 1.000
Memphis Showboats | 1–0  | 1.000
Michigan Panthers | 1–0  | 1.000
Arlington Renegades | 3–1  | .750
Birmingham Stallions | 1–1  | .500
DC Defenders | 1–2  | .333
St. Louis Battlehawks | 1–3  | .250
Seattle Sea Dragons | 0–1  | .000
Vegas Vipers | 0–1  | .000
Houston Roughnecks (2020) | 0–2  | .000

* Defunct teams in light gray

### Season by season record

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UFL champions† (2024–present) | XFL champions§ (2023) | Conference champions* | Division champions^ | Wild Card berth#

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Finish  | W | L
2023 | 2023 | XFL  |  | South  | 3rd  | 3  | 7  |  |  | Hines Ward | .300
2024 | 2024 | UFL  | XFL  |  | 2nd* | 7  | 3  | Won XFL Conference Championship (Battlehawks) 25–15
Lost 2024 UFL Championship (Stallions) 0–25  |  | Wade Phillips | .700
2025 | 2025 | UFL  | XFL  |  | 4th  | 1  | 9  |  |  | Wade Phillips & Payton Pardee | .100
Total  | 11 | 19 | All-time regular season record (2023–2025)  | .500
1  | 1  | All-time postseason record (2023–2025)  | .500
12  | 20  | All-time regular season and postseason record (2023–2025)  | .375

## Records

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All-time Brahmas leaders

Leader | Player | Record | Years with Brahmas
Passing yards | Jack Coan | 1,471 passing yards | 2023
Passing touchdowns  | Jack Coan

Chase Garbers

Quinten Dormady

| 6 passing touchdowns  | 2023

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Rushing | Jashaun Corbin | 514 rushing yards | 2025–present
Rushing touchdowns  | John Lovett | 6 rushing touchdowns  | 2024–present
Receiving | Jontre Kirklin | 898 receiving yards | 2024–present
Receiving touchdowns  | Anthony McFarland

Jontre Kirklin

| 3 receiving touchdowns  | 2024

2024–present

Receptions  | Jontre Kirklin | 91 receptions  | 2024–present
Tackles  | Jordan Williams | 232 tackles  | 2023–present
Sacks | Delontae Scott | 11.5 sacks | 2023–2024
Interceptions | Kameron Kelly

Teez Tabor

Tenny Adewusi

Tavante Beckett

Jalen Elliott

| 2 interceptions  | 2023

2024

2023

2024–present

2025–present

Coaching wins  | Wade Phillips | 8 wins  | 2024–present

### Starting quarterbacks

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Main article: Lists of starting quarterbacks in the UFL

Regular season – As of June 2, 2025

Season(s)  | Quarterback(s)  | Notes  | Ref

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2023 | Jack Coan (2–5) / Reid Sinnett (0–1) / Jawon Pass (0–1) / Kurt Benkert (0–1) |  | [29]
2024 | Quinten Dormady  (5–1) / Chase Garbers (2–2) |  | [30]
2025 | Kellen Mond (1–6) / Kevin Hogan (0–3) |  | [31]

Postseason

Season(s)  | Quarterback(s)  | Notes  | Ref

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2024 | Chase Garbers (1–1) |  | [32]

Most games as starting quarterback

Name  | Period  | GP | GS | W | L | Pct

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Jack Coan | 2023 | 8 | 7 | 2 | 5 | .286
Kellen Mond | 2025 | 8 | 7 | 1 | 6 | .143
Quinten Dormady | 2024 | 8 | 6 | 5 | 1 | .833
Chase Garbers | 2024 | 5 | 4 | 2 | 2 | .500
Kevin Hogan | 2024–2025 | 7 | 3 | 0 | 3 | .000
Kurt Benkert | 2023 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .000
Jawon Pass | 2023 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .000
Reid Sinnett | 2023 | 4 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .000

## Market overview

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The Brahmas are the first professional football team in San Antonio since the San Antonio Commanders of the Alliance of American Football in 2019, who averaged over 28,000 fans per game.[33] The Brahmas join the San Antonio Spurs and San Antonio FC as professional sports teams in San Antonio. The Brahmas also join the San Antonio Gunslingers as football teams located in San Antonio.

Daryl Johnston, the UFL's vice president of football operations, had been on the Commanders' staff in 2019 and had seen the potential of the market, one that could rival the UFL's strongest, the St. Louis Battlehawks, if properly managed. It remains one of the UFL's stronger markets despite declines in attendance since the Commanders' time in the city, Johnston noted the decline was partly due to business issues on the league's end that "didn’t come together the way we wanted them to at the time" of the USFL/XFL merger.[34]

The Brahmas fan base relies on Hispanic culture and Spanish language for much of its image.[35]

## References

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## External links

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* Official website

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San Antonio Brahmas

* Founded in 2022
* Based in San Antonio, TX

Franchise|

* History
* Seasons
* Players
* Coaches

Stadiums|

* Alamodome

Key personnel|

* Co-Owners: Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia
* Head coach: Wade Phillips

Conference championships (1)|

2024

Affiliations|

* League: XFL (2023); United Football League (2024-present)
Conference: XFL Conference (2024-present)
Division: South (2023)

Seasons|

* 2023
* 2024
* 2025

* v
* t
* e

City of San Antonio

Nickname: Alamo City

Topics|

* Architecture
* Culture
* History
* Neighborhoods
* Metropolitan Area
* San Antonio River (Springs)

Attractions|

* The Alamo
* Alamo Cenotaph
* Acequia Madre de Valero
* La Antorcha de la Amistad
* Basilica of the National Shrine of the Little Flower
* Cathedral of San Fernando
* Convention Center
* Earl Abel's
* Guenther House
* HemisFair '68
* Houston Street
* La Villita
* Market Square
* Rivercenter
* River Walk
* St. Joseph Catholic Church
* Tower of the Americas
* Tower Life Building
* San Antonio Zoo

Museums|

* Artpace
* Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum
* Buckhorn Saloon & Museum
* Casa Navarro State Historic Site
* Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center
* Institute of Texan Cultures
* McNay Art Museum
* Museo Alameda
* Museum of Aerospace Medicine
* O. Henry House Museum
* Ruby City
* San Antonio Museum of Art
* Spanish Governor's Palace
* Edward Steves Homestead
* Texas Air Museum
* Texas Transportation Museum
* United States Army Medical Department Museum
* USAF Airman Heritage Museum
* Witte Museum
* Yturri-Edmunds Historic Site

See also: List of museums in Central Texas

Entertainment|

* Alamo City Comic Con
* Arneson River Theater
* Aztec on the River
* Charline McCombs Empire Theatre
* Fiesta Noche del Rio
* Fiesta San Antonio
* Freeman Coliseum
* Majestic Theatre
* Morgan's Wonderland
* Ripley's Believe It or Not!
* San Japan
* Santikos Theatres
* SeaWorld San Antonio
* Six Flags Fiesta Texas
* Splashtown San Antonio
* St. Mary's Strip
* Texas Folklife Festival
* Tobin Center for the Performing Arts (San Antonio Symphony)
* San Antonio Municipal Auditorium
* Woodlawn Theatre

Industry|

* Bill Miller Bar-B-Q Enterprises
* Christus Santa Rosa
* iHeartMedia
* Frost Bank
* H-E-B
* Jim's Restaurants
* Luby's
* M7 Aerospace
* NewTek
* NuStar Energy
* Rackspace
* San Antonio Express-News
* SAS Shoemakers (SAS)
* San Antonio Water System
* Security Service Federal Credit Union
* Taco Cabana
* Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas
* USAA
* Valero Energy
* Visionworks of America
* Whataburger

Research
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* The Alamo Colleges
* Baptist Health System School of Health Professions
* Cancer Therapy & Research Center
* Greehey Children's Cancer Research Institute
* Oblate School of Theology
* Our Lady of the Lake University
* San Antonio Public Library
* San Antonio Municipal Archives
* South Texas Medical Center
* Texas Biomedical Research Institute
* Southwest Research Institute
* St. Mary's University
* Texas A&M University–San Antonio
* Texas Neurosciences Institute
* Trinity University
* University Health System
* University of the Incarnate Word
* University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
* University of Texas at San Antonio

Military|

* San Antonio Military Medical Center
* Brooks City-Base
* Camp Bullis
* Fort Sam Houston
* Lackland Air Force Base
* Pershing House
* Randolph Air Force Base
* Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center

Neighborhoods|

* Alamo Heights
* Alazán-Apache Courts
* Brooks
* Dominion
* Downtown
* Inwood
* La Cantera
* Mahncke Park
* Monte Vista
* Pearl
* Pecan Valley
* Stone Oak
* Thompson Field

Parks|

* Acequia
* San Antonio Botanical Garden
* Brackenridge Park
* Denman Estate Park
* Dwight D. Eisenhower Park
* Friedrich Wilderness Park
* Government Canyon State Natural Area
* Phil Hardberger Park
* Mahncke
* Milam Park
* Miraflores Park
* Roosevelt Park
* San Antonio Japanese Tea Garden
* San Antonio Missions National Historical Park
* San Pedro Springs Park
* O. P. Schnabel Park
* Travis Park

Sports|

* Alamodome (San Antonio Brahmas, UTSA Roadrunners football)
* Frost Bank Center (San Antonio Spurs)
* Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium (Incarnate Word Cardinals football)
* Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium (San Antonio Missions)
* Toyota Field (San Antonio FC)
* Freeman Coliseum
* San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo

Transportation|

* San Antonio International Airport
* Amtrak Station
* VIA Metropolitan Transit

Other|

* Mayor
* San Antonio Fire Department
* San Antonio Police Department

* Bexar County
* San Antonio–New Braunfels Metro

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United Football League

USFL Conference|

| Teams|

* Birmingham Stallions
* Columbus
* Houston Roughnecks
* Memphis Showboats
* Michigan Panthers

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Stadiums|

* Ford Field
* Historic Crew Stadium
* Protective Stadium
* Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium
* Space City Financial Stadium

XFL Conference|

| Teams|

* Arlington Renegades
* DC Defenders
* San Antonio Brahmas
* St. Louis Battlehawks

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Stadiums|

* Alamodome
* Audi Field
* Choctaw Stadium
* The Dome at America's Center

Key personnel|

* Dany Garcia
* chairwoman/co-owner
* Dwayne Johnson
* co-owner
* Gerry Cardinale
* co-owner
* Fox Corporation
* co-owner
* Russ Brandon
* president/CEO
* Doug Whaley
* senior VP, player personnel
* Daryl Johnston
* VP, football operations
* Dean Blandino
* co-head of officiating
* Mike Pereira
* co-head of officiating

Drafts|

* 2024 dispersal
* 2024

Seasons|

* 2024
* 2025

Championships|

* 2024
* 2025

Related articles|

* UFL starting quarterbacks
* USFL (2022)
* XFL (2020)
* Timeline of the UFL

* v
* t
* e

XFL (2020–2023)

Northern Division|

| Teams|

* DC Defenders
* Seattle Sea Dragons
* St. Louis Battlehawks
* Vegas Vipers

|

Stadiums|

* Audi Field
* Cashman Field
* The Dome at America's Center
* Lumen Field

Southern Division|

| Teams|

* Arlington Renegades
* Houston Roughnecks
* Orlando Guardians
* San Antonio Brahmas

|

Stadiums|

* Alamodome
* Camping World Stadium
* Choctaw Stadium
* TDECU Stadium

Former teams|

* Los Angeles Wildcats (2020)

Key personnel|

* Dany Garcia
* chairwoman/co-owner
* Dwayne Johnson
* co-owner
* Russ Brandon
* president
* Doug Whaley
* senior VP, player personnel
* Dean Blandino
* head of officiating
* Former:
* Vince McMahon, founder
* Oliver Luck, commissioner (2020)
* Jeffrey Pollack, president (2020–21)

Drafts|

* 2020
* 2023
* 2023 rookie

Seasons|

* 2020
* 2023
* ~~2024~~

Championships|

* 2023

Related articles|

* XFL starting quarterbacks
* XFL (2001)
* UFL (2024)

* v
* t
* e

Sports teams based in Texas

Baseball|

MLB
Houston Astros
Texas Rangers
PCL
El Paso Chihuahuas
Round Rock Express
Sugar Land Space Cowboys

Amarillo Sod Poodles
Corpus Christi Hooks
Frisco RoughRiders
Midland RockHounds
San Antonio Missions
LMB
Tecolotes de los Dos Laredos

Cleburne Railroaders

Alpine Cowboys
Austin Weirdos
Pecos Bills

Basketball|

NBA
Dallas Mavericks
Houston Rockets
San Antonio Spurs
WNBA
Dallas Wings
G League
Austin Spurs
Rio Grande Valley Vipers
Texas Legends
BIG3
Dallas Power
Houston Rig Hands

Football|

NFL
Dallas Cowboys
Houston Texans
UFL
Arlington Renegades
Houston Roughnecks
San Antonio Brahmas
AF1
Corpus Christi Tritons
IFL
Frisco Fighters
San Antonio Gunslingers
NAL
Amarillo Warbirds
Beaumont Renegades
WFA
Austin Outlaws
Dallas Elite Mustangs
Houston Energy
WNFC
Houston Mambas
Texas Elite Spartans
AWFL
Amarillo Lady Legends
Dallas Lady Prime
Houston Heat
Houston Power
Kerrville Herd
River City Warriors

Hockey|

NHL
Dallas Stars
AHL
Texas Stars
ECHL
Allen Americans
NAHL
Amarillo Wranglers
Corpus Christi IceRays
El Paso Rhinos
Lone Star Brahmas
Odessa Jackalopes

Soccer|

MLS
Austin FC
FC Dallas
Houston Dynamo FC
NWSL
Houston Dash
USLS
Dallas Trinity FC
USLC
Atlético Dallas (2027)
El Paso Locomotive FC
San Antonio FC
MLSNP
Austin FC II
Houston Dynamo 2
North Texas SC
USL1
Texoma FC
USL2
AC Houston Sur
AHFC Royals
Corpus Christi FC
Hill Country Lobos
Houston FC
Twin City Toucans FC
USL PDL
Austin Lightning
Austin Aztex U23
NPSL
Austin United FC
FC Brownsville
Coyotes FC
Dallas City FC
Denton Diablos FC
Fort Worth Vaqueros FC
Laredo Heat
Midland-Odessa Sockers FC
SISL/USISL
Austin Lone Stars
LSSA
Austin Thunder
MASL
Dallas Sidekicks
Mesquite Outlaws
MASL2
Amarillo Bombers
RGV Barracudas FC
UWS
FC Austin Elite
San Antonio Athenians SC
WPSL
Austin Rise FC
Houston Aces
USL W-2
Austin Lady Lone Stars

Australian rules
football|

USAFL
Austin Crows
Dallas Dingoes
Houston Lonestars

Roller derby|

WFTDA
Alamo City Rollergirls
Assassination City Roller Derby
Cowboy Capital Rollergirls
Dallas Derby Devils
Houston Roller Derby
Spindletop Roller Girls
Texas Rollergirls
West Texas Roller Derby

Rugby union|

MLR
Houston SaberCats
TGU
Alamo City Rugby Football Club
Austin Blacks
Austin Huns
Corpus Christi Rugby Football Club
Dallas Griffins
Dallas Harlequins R.F.C.
Dallas RFC

Softball|

WPF
Texas Smoke

Volleyball|

LOVB
LOVB Austin
LOVB Houston
PVF
Dallas (2026)

Cricket|

MLC
Texas Super Kings
MiLC
Dallas Mustangs
Lone Star Athletics
Houston Hurricanes (cricket)

Ultimate|

UFA
Austin Sol
Dallas Legion
Houston Havoc

Esports|

Multi-sport
Complexity
OpTic Gaming
Team Envy
CDL
OpTic Texas
NBA 2K League
Mavs Gaming

College athletics
(NCAA Division I)|

Abilene Christian
Baylor
Dallas Baptist (baseball only)
East Texas A&M
Houston
Houston Christian
Incarnate Word
Lamar
North Texas
Prairie View A&M
Rice
Sam Houston
SMU
Stephen F. Austin
Tarleton State
TCU
Texas
Texas A&M
Texas A&M–Corpus Christi
Texas Southern
Texas State
Texas Tech
UT Arlington
UTEP
UTSA
UT Rio Grande Valley
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