After getting swamped by the #floridagators last week, #texaslonghornsfootball is preparing for the #redriverrivalry game against the #oklahomasooners.

From losing #cjbaxter in the opening drive to 10 incompletions from #archmanning, #stevesarkisian breaks down #texasfootball's performance against UTEP.

After beating Texas A&M, #stevesarkisian breaks down why he thinks the #texaslonghornsfootball team are worthy of a spot in the postseason.

Texas could have early momentum and an edge over Ohio State in key areas.

YouTube video by Rick Strom

YouTube video by Rick Strom

Texas Tech football received a public challenge from one of its top supporters after Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian seemingly criticized the Red Raiders’ schedule. Speaking at The Touchdown Club of Houston, Sarkisian implied that Texas Tech could make the College Football Playoff despite playing a weaker schedule. Billionaire Texas Tech donor Cody Campbell responded on social media, daring Texas to schedule the Red Raiders directly. The exchange highlights ongoing discussions about non-conference scheduling and the relative strength of teams. Analysts note that Texas currently has one of the toughest schedules in the country, while Texas Tech’s schedule is considered easier, though the Red Raiders have achieved strong victories against teams like Utah and BYU. Despite the rivalry and public sparring, the discussion underscores the complexity of scheduling in college football and the competitiveness of programs across conferences.

The Athletic reports that Texas football is among the highest-paying programs in the country with a payroll up to $55 million. Not true, said Steve Sarkisian.

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