Devon Messinger

If you tuned into Saturday’s game with 11:40 left in the fourth quarter, there’s a good chance you would have changed the channel. Less than a minute earlier, Mississippi State running back Davon Booth had broken free for a massive 62-yard touchdown reception, giving the Bulldogs a 38-21 lead over the Longhorns. In fact, ESPN’s analytics gave Texas just a 1.4% chance to win. But what followed was anything but predictable – the Longhorns clawed back for a gritty, come-from-behind 45–38 overtime win that’s bound to become a classic.

https://youtu.be/ZlrKHAd0RJM?si=HA6uCYiPeoEiRmFO&t=983 This weekend, storylines are swirling around the status of Arch Manning's head injury prior to Saturday's game against Vanderbilt.

Leading into Saturday's game, the question was whether Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning would suit up after suffering a concussion against

After a tough loss to the Georgia Bulldogs in which the Longhorns gave up 21 points in the fourth quarter, the team will look to bounce back against Arkansas. In the video above, our Devon Messinger shares his scouting report of the Razorbacks prior to Saturday’s game.

Tomorrow, the Longhorns will look to hold on tight to any last-ditch College Football Playoff dreams that remain with a win against Arkansas. In the YouTube video above, our Devon Messinger names his X-factors to watch in Texas’ next-to-last conference matchup.

Follow along as our Devon Messinger jots down notes from the press box during today’s matchup between the Arkansas Razorbacks and the Texas Longhorns.

After a dejecting loss on the road in Athens, GA, last weekend, many wondered how the Longhorns would fare mentally against Arkansas. With their playoff odds practically eliminated following the Georgia game, would this team have any motivation left? On Saturday, Steve Sarkisian’s group answered all of those questions and more, unleashing a fireworks show on offense. In fact, Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning totaled six all-purpose touchdowns, leading the team to a sizable 52–37 win.

With their backs against the wall, the Longhorns faced improbable odds of keeping their College Football Playoff hopes alive. The team needed a win against their pesky rival, the third-ranked Texas A&M Aggies, just to give themselves a chance. And despite trailing at halftime as the underdog, Steve Sarkisian’s squad rallied when they needed to most – upsetting the state’s second-most notable university, 27–17.

https://youtu.be/AUiTGMb9VBQ On Wednesday, the Longhorns will take on the Michigan Wolverines in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Florida. In

On the final day of the year, the Longhorns looked to close an up-and-down season with a win over Michigan.