Texas Longhorns Dominate Texas A&M to Secure SEC Title Game Spot

In their first SEC season, Texas claims victory over rival Texas A&M, showcasing a stifling defense and earning a matchup with Georgia for the conference championship.

Texas defeated Texas A&M 17-7 in their first meeting since 2011, securing a place in the SEC Championship Game against Georgia next weekend.
The Longhorns’ defense was a standout, holding Texas A&M’s offense scoreless and limiting them to just 244 total yards and 15 first downs.
Running back Quintrevion Wisner led Texas’ offense with a career-high 186 rushing yards on 33 carries, while quarterback Quinn Ewers contributed 218 passing yards and a touchdown despite an ankle injury.
Key defensive plays included three fourth-down stops, a forced fumble, and a critical goal-line stand late in the game to preserve Texas’ lead.
This win solidifies Texas’ position as a likely College Football Playoff contender in their debut SEC season, marking a milestone their rival Texas A&M has yet to achieve in 13 SEC seasons.