In a heartwarming announcement that has captured the attention of Texas Longhorns fans and the college football world alike, star quarterback Quinn Ewers has revealed the date of his upcoming wedding with his longtime girlfriend. The personal milestone, shared across social media platforms on Wednesday evening, marks a new chapter in Ewers’ life—one that intertwines his growing legacy on the field with lasting commitment off it.
The couple, who have been dating for several years and have remained notoriously private about their relationship, took to Instagram with matching posts to announce their wedding will take place on March 8, 2026. The announcement came with a series of candid engagement photos, including one image of Ewers holding his fiancée’s hand with his signature mullet peeking out beneath a cream-colored cowboy hat. The post was captioned simply: “Forever starts March 8.” Within hours, fans, former teammates, and fellow athletes flooded the comments with congratulatory messages, expressing their excitement for the next chapter of the quarterback’s life.
Ewers, who has often been in the spotlight for his athletic accomplishments, is now receiving praise for what many are calling a grounded and heartfelt moment. “Quinn has always had this quiet strength about him,” said one Longhorns teammate. “He’s a leader in the locker room, and you can see that same steadiness in the way he loves and supports her. We’re all just really happy for them.”
Though known primarily for his cannon arm, poise under pressure, and Texas flair, Ewers has been celebrated in recent months for his maturity both on and off the field. The wedding announcement only adds to that perception. After leading Texas to a College Football Playoff appearance and declaring his intention to return for the 2025 season despite NFL Draft buzz, Ewers made it clear that building something lasting—both in football and in his personal life—is what matters most to him right now.
Sources close to the couple say the wedding is expected to be a relatively intimate affair, hosted on a private ranch in the Texas Hill Country. The location holds sentimental value for the bride-to-be, who spent summers there growing up. While the guest list remains under wraps, it’s safe to assume that several Longhorns coaches, players, and alumni will be in attendance. As one source put it, “It won’t be a celebrity circus—it’s just not who they are. It’ll be elegant, down-to-earth, and deeply meaningful to them.”
The announcement also represents a rare moment of public vulnerability from a player who has mastered the art of controlled focus. Ewers has never been one to chase headlines for his personal life. Even during his meteoric rise through the college football ranks—from Southlake Carroll High School phenom to the most sought-after quarterback recruit in the country, to Ohio State, and then back home to Texas—he’s always remained measured and respectful in how he navigates fame. This announcement, however, shows another side: the romantic, loyal, and intentional side of a young man stepping fully into adulthood.
Fans responded with overwhelming support, noting that Ewers’ loyalty to Texas is mirrored in his loyalty to those closest to him. “He stayed when others would’ve left. He believed in Texas when others doubted. And now, he’s showing us what commitment looks like in every area of his life,” wrote one fan on X (formerly Twitter).
Even as Ewers readies for what could be a defining final season in Austin, it’s clear that the quarterback is already building a life beyond football. Insiders say the couple has been working with wedding planners during Ewers’ limited offseason windows, making time to prioritize the upcoming celebration without letting it distract from spring practices and team commitments. “He balances it all so well,” said a team staffer. “He’s completely locked in when he’s here, but you can see he’s also excited about what’s ahead for him personally. It’s a really inspiring balance.”
While the wedding won’t take place until next March, the announcement serves as a symbolic shift—an ushering in of what some are calling “the new Quinn.” Gone is the baby-faced gunslinger who shocked the football world by skipping his senior year of high school to enroll early at Ohio State. In his place stands a young man who has weathered the highs and lows of college athletics, returned to his home state with purpose, and chosen both his team and his partner with unwavering loyalty.
With Ewers anchoring Texas’ offense in 2025 and a wedding on the horizon in 2026, he is poised to step into both leadership and lifelong partnership with confidence. The Longhorns will be looking to him for poise in pressure-packed moments and the kind of elite quarterbacking that can only come from years of experience and maturity. And now, with a ring of his own in sight—not the championship kind, but the kind that marks a forever promise—Ewers may be more centered than ever.
If there were any doubts about his ability to handle pressure, this moment should put them to rest. Balancing love and legacy, career and commitment, Ewers is proving he’s not just a star quarterback—he’s a man fully embracing the totality of life’s journey.
As the countdown to the 2025 college football season begins, and now, a countdown to his March wedding is officially underway, one thing is certain: Quinn Ewers is leading with his heart—on and off the field.