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McCarron, G. (2026, October 23). University of Texas athletics to use AI lab to help decision-making — with a catch. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/23/sports/university-of-texas-athletics-to-use-ai-lab-to-help-decision-making-with-a-catch/
McCarron, Grace. “University of Texas athletics to use AI lab to help decision-making — with a catch.” New York Post, 23 Oct. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/10/23/sports/university-of-texas-athletics-to-use-ai-lab-to-help-decision-making-with-a-catch/.
McCarron, Grace. “University of Texas athletics to use AI lab to help decision-making — with a catch.” New York Post, October 23, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/10/23/sports/university-of-texas-athletics-to-use-ai-lab-to-help-decision-making-with-a-catch/.
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The University of Texas at Austin's athletic department has introduced Bevo Lab, a sports intelligence platform that uses AI-driven research and data analytics to enhance athlete performance and recruiting efforts. The lab consolidates previously isolated data, such as game footage and wearable tech information, into a unified database called the "Bevo Lakehouse." This initiative aims to give coaches and athletes more efficient training methods and provide students with opportunities in sports technology careers. Despite its advanced capabilities, Bevo Lab will not directly influence gameplay decisions; instead, it is meant to support decision-making processes behind the scenes. Texas athletic director Chris Del Conte sees this move as a way for the university to set new standards in collegiate athletics by leveraging cutting-edge technology and academic expertise.