Austin (KXAN)-In a 29-21 loss against Florida on Saturday, the Texas longhorns team was pushed into the trenches, and Gators did what they wanted.
Arch Manning spent a lot of the game either waking up from grass or running for his life because the Texas attack line did not play well. Manning was dismissed six times, and 16 of 29 passes were completed for 263 yards with two landing and two objections, to go with 15 rush to 37 yards often the stampede when the plays collapsed.
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Florida midfielder Miles Graham, the left, and the defensive back Jordan Castel (14) is trying to pick up a tilted pass during the first half of a university soccer match in NCAA against Texas, Saturday, October 4, 2025, in Gynegeville, Florida (AP Photo/John Raoux) -
Jadan Bagh in Florida (13) is running against Texas during the first half of the university football game in NCAA, Saturday, October 4, 2025, in Gainesville, Florida (AP Photo/John Raoux) -
The widespread recipient of Florida Dallas Wilson (6) retrieves his stumbling in front of the midfielder Anthony Hill Junior (0) and the Graceson Littleton’s defense appeared to the right, during the first half of the NCAA football game, Saturday, October 4, 2025, in Gynezville, Florida (AP Photo/John Raoux) -
DJ Lagway, the midfielder in Florida, passes the ball during the first half of the NCAA university football match against Texas, Saturday, 4 October 2025, in Gunsville, Florida (AP Photo/John Raoux)
Noah Gross and Billy Gates discussed the immediate analysis of this week after the game. Among the issues that Texas faced during the game, the bad play of the attack line was the most obvious. Texas rushed for 52 yards season 52 yards and struggling to get anything that happens.
Listen to the conversation at the video operator above.