Game analysis, position battles and the players shaping each team’s lineup.
Explore how injuries, transfers and game performances affect projected starters and backups.
Seven games, eight tracked Texas teams. Get October 17 kickoff times in CT, ET and PT, TV channels, venues and the next week’s announced slots.
Texas and A&M lose, Houston wins behind four Overmyer touchdown catches, and UTSA scores late. Scores, records and October 17 matchups.
Duke Carlisle, who led Texas’ 1963 national championship team, died October 2 in Lockhart at age 84.
Oklahoma beats Texas 27-24 on Sandell’s final-play field goal. Manning throws three touchdowns and two interceptions; Florida is next.
Seven final scores, updated records and the quarterback and backfield stories heading into the next Texas FBS games.
Texas rallied past Ohio State, Texas Tech edged Houston, and Nate Bennett won twice for Baylor during DJ Lagway’s absence.
DJ Lagway accounted for five touchdowns in Baylor’s 55-19 win at Arizona State; Morris and Knighten added long scoring runs.
Texas rallied from 23-3 down to beat Ohio State, then held UTSA to 143 yards and no touchdowns the following week.
North Carolina beat TCU 15-10 at Aviva Stadium. Jaden Craig threw for 175 yards, while Jeremy Payne rushed for 142.
A look at TCU’s opening quarterback and backfield projections, alongside Craig’s start and Payne’s 142 rushing yards in Dublin.
The September 7 game notes listed Marcel Reed first, retained several OR designations and put David Olano ahead of Asher Murray at kicker.
The September 11 projection placed KJ Lacey behind Arch Manning and listed separate TE-Y and TE-H roles before the Ohio State game.
Hammond led Tech at Colorado, Francis served as backup, Castellanos was ineligible and Dickey’s return remains unconfirmed.
A look back at the June kickoff announcements, including Texas A&M’s September home games and SMU’s Monday opener.
Texas opened with two home games, Texas A&M had three, and Texas Tech and SMU faced early short turnarounds.
Texas’ May announcement set both games for 6:30 p.m. Central on ABC: Ohio State in Austin and Texas A&M at Kyle Field.
The May announcements set Houston–Texas Tech for FOX and TCU–Texas Tech for ESPN, both at 7 p.m. Central in Lubbock.
SMU visits Notre Dame on November 21 at 6:30 p.m. Central, with coverage on NBC and Peacock.
Texas Tech reported more than 33,400 season tickets sold and a 95 percent renewal rate in its May 11 announcement.