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The Longhorns will play eight conference games at Moody Center and eight on the road during the 2026-27 regular season.
Texas will open its 16-game SEC schedule at Georgia on December 31. The balanced slate sends the Longhorns to eight league venues and brings eight conference opponents to Moody Center.
Texas will face Texas A&M both home and away, while the remaining conference opponents appear once. The regular season concludes at Ole Miss on February 28 before postseason play.
Source: Texas Athletics
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