Two SEC heavyweights collide Saturday night when No. 10 Texas visits No. 5 Georgia in Athens. The Bulldogs sit at 8-1 and are coming off a dominant win at Missi

No. 5 Georgia is hosting No. 10 Texas on Saturday for the first time in program history as the SEC powers collide at Sanford Stadium in a rematch of last year's conference title game. The battle is dripping with intrigue as both are again firmly in the league title hunt and College Football Playoff picture.

The Longhorns also have an advantage, though. According to this week’s initial injury report, Texas is currently the only team in the SEC with a completely healthy roster. Despite getting banged up against Vanderbilt, the Longhorns took full advantage of the bye week, allowing key players to recover in a crucial time of the season.

Texas is facing a must win game in Week 12, but against a top quality opponent, visiting the fifth ranked Georgia Bulldogs.

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian got honest about his feelings with the way his team's schedule has played out this season.

Texas is three days out from taking on Georgia and it's time to highlight the keys to the game, topped by the importance of open-field tackling.

Steve Sarkisian and AD Chris Del Conte say SEC scheduling lacks parity; Texas will explore nonconference changes despite dates set through 2030.

Previously, Texas settled for an overtime field goal on its only possession before losing to Georgia in last season's SEC Championship Game and had red-zone malfunctions in playoff semifinal setbacks against Ohio State and Washington back-to-back years with the national title game on the horizon.

The Texas Longhorns return to the Moody Center on Wednesday night after picking up their first win of the season on Saturday. Texas won there first-ever game of

Replay updates as Texas basketball played Fairleigh Dickinson Wednesday in a nonconference game from Austin's Moody Center