The Georgia Bulldogs looked practically unbeatable at home before the Alabama Crimson Tide escaped Sanford Stadium with a victory earlier this season. The Texas Longhorns have what it takes to become the second team to steal one from Athens in 2025.

American-Statesman columnist Cedric Golden and the Houston Chronicle's Kirk Bohls break down No. 10 Texas' huge road test against No. 5 Georgia, which rarely ever loses at home.

Learn which TV channel or how to live stream the Georgia Bulldogs vs. Texas Longhorns game, Saturday, Nov. 15.

The Texas Longhorns and Georgia Bulldogs are set to square off on ABC, a Disney-owned channel that has been unavailable on YouTube TV due to the recent contract dispute.

Texas fell to Georgia twice last year - the first time in Austin during the regular season, and the second time in the SEC title matchup. The Longhorns lead the all-time series history 4-3. Notably, this will be the first time Texas has played between the hedges in Sanford Stadium.

While Oscar Delp is listed as Georgia’s starting tight end, Luckie has proven he can be a valuable option at tight end as well. Through nine games in 2025, the junior from Norcross, Georgia, has recorded 10 catches, four fewer than Delp, for 81 yards and three touchdowns, most of which came in the mid-October win over Ole Miss.

If the Crimson Tide lose to Oklahoma and beat Auburn, they're only in the SEC Championship Game if Texas loses to Georgia or Texas A&M by virtue of tiebreakers over Georgia (H2H) and Ole Miss (common opponents).

Texas football is getting Michael Taaffe back against Georgia. Can he help solve the Longhorns' struggles defending the pass?