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The Longhorns adjusted three 2027 home dates and one 2028 home date following a change to the college football calendar.
Texas has moved four future home games up one week. The 2027 dates are now August 28 against New Mexico State, September 4 against Michigan and September 11 against UTEP.
The 2028 home game against Louisiana Tech is now set for August 26. Texas said the adjustments follow an NCAA change that makes the former Week Zero the official opening week of the FBS season.
Source: Texas Athletics
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