Exciting news for Longhorns fans! The 2025 Texas Football schedule was unveiled yesterday by the Southeastern Conference, showcasing what promises to be a thrilling season ahead for the University of Texas at Austin. This lineup features a total of seven games on home turf, including six right at the famed Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. So, mark your calendars and get ready for some serious football action!
The season kicks off on August 30 with a much-anticipated clash against the Ohio State Buckeyes in Columbus, Ohio. This will be just the fourth meeting ever between these two powerhouse teams, and the Longhorns have a slight edge with a 2-1 record against the Buckeyes. Their last face-off dates back to 2009, so fans will surely be buzzing with excitement as they head into this historic match!
Returning to their home ground, the Horns will host three straight games starting on September 6 against San Jose State, followed by UTEP on September 13, and Sam Houston on September 27. These games will give fans plenty of opportunities to cheer for their team right here in Austin! Plus, after the game against San Jose State, there’ll be a much-needed open date on September 20 to recharge before kicking off the action-packed schedule.
After the three home games, the Longhorns will hit the road for a challenging stretch. One of the highlights will be the Texas-Oklahoma rivalry game on October 11, marking the 121st meeting between these two long-standing foes at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. For those keeping score, Texas holds a 64-51-5 edge in this series, so it’s bound to be a fierce showdown!
The Longhorns will then take a trip to sunny Gainesville, Florida, on October 4 to face the Gators. Surprisingly, Texas has never lost to Florida, with a record of 3-0-1! After wrapping up that game, they’ll shift gears to Lexington, Kentucky, on October 18 for their first-ever matchup against the Kentucky Wildcats. Can the Longhorns continue their winning ways? We’ll be watching closely!
As we approach the thrilling end of the regular season, the schedule brings back some familiar faces. Texas will take on Vanderbilt at home on November 1. Notably, the Commodores have an all-time lead in this series, but the home-field advantage might prove crucial for Texas. The Longhorns are set for another open date on November 8, giving them a crucial break before heading to Athens, Georgia, to battle the Bulldogs on November 15.
To finish up the regular season, Texas will return home for two big games against Arkansas on November 22 and their much-anticipated matchup against Texas A&M on November 29. This will mark the 120th meeting between these fierce rivals, and with Texas leading the all-time series, there’s no doubt everyone’s excitement will be at an all-time high!
In even more thrilling news, the Longhorns are likely to make their second consecutive appearance in the College Football Playoff, hosting the Clemson Tigers in the CFP first round on December 21. If they come out on top, they could advance to the quarterfinals in a high-stakes matchup against Arizona State on January 1, 2025, in Atlanta.
With a packed schedule filled with exciting matchups, 2025 is set to be an unforgettable year for Texas Football. The players, fans, and alumni are gearing up for an action-packed season that highlights the spirit and tradition of Texas football. Let’s get ready for some unforgettable moments on the field!
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