AUSTIN, TX - SEPTEMBER 05: Texas Longhorn and Texas State Bobcat helmets on a television set ahead of the college football game the Texas Longhorns and the Texas State Bobcats on September 5, 2026, at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, TX. (Photo by David Buono/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images · Icon Sportswire via Getty Images
We’ve made it.
After the long offseason, the No. 5 Texas Longhorns are finally back in action on Saturday against the Texas State Bobcats at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium.
Kick is at 2:30 p.m. Central on ESPN and this is your gamethread.
Texas State makes the trip to face local rival Texas in Week 1 of the NCAA season, almost a century after these teams last met. How to watch Texas State vs Texas Nearly 100 years after their only fixture to…
BYU’s clash with Notre Dame on Oct. 17 is already considered one of college football’s marquee matchups this season, but it could end up featuring even more national intrigue. On Monday’s installment of the “ESPN College GameDay” podcast, host Rece Davis suggested that ESPN’s famed “College GameDay” pregame show is interested in featuring the Cougars and the Irish. “I’m not trying to give away secrets, no decision has been made, but there’s a really good chance we’ll be at BYU (on Oct. 17),” Da…
The college football landscape shifted again in Week 4, with several ranked teams making major statements while others took a pretty significant hit. PFN’s CFB Power Rankings are based on our data and PFN Impact metrics rather than preseason expectations.
College football Week 4 delivered on its promise, with a stacked slate of games that started with the Texas Longhorns surviving in Tennessee and finished with PJ Fleck covering himself in blood and glory. But what did the results of this weekend mean? PFN’s college football bowl projections following Week 4 forecast which teams will make it to six wins, who they might face, and where they might play, powered by PFN’s College Football Playoff Meter (FPM).
No. 17 Tennessee nearly completed a late comeback against No. 1 Texas on Saturday after recovering an onside kick with 1:22 remaining. The Volunteers, however, should not have been awarded possession, as the Southeastern Conference confirmed on Monday that the play was incorrectly officiated and warranted a penalty. Tennessee trailed 20-17 when […] The post Tennessee football news: SEC announces Volunteers' onside kick vs. Texas was actually illegal appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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