Former TCU coach Gary Patterson has joined Steve Sarkisian’s staff at Texas as a “special assistant to the head coach,” a UT spokesperson confirmed.
Updated 1 min agoAfter losing to Texas for just the third time in his 10 meetings with the Longhorns, former TCU head coach Gary Patterson criticized his counterpart, Steve Sarkisian, for handing the ball off to sophomore running back Bijan Robinson 35 times.
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