Heading into last Saturdays’ important matchup against the Georgia Bulldogs, the Texas Longhorns had a golden opportunity to control their postseason destiny.

For the second time in as many weeks, those receivers failed to reliably catch the ball. Texas was officially credited with four drops against Georgia, though the film presents evidence for several more. The Longhorns also dropped four passes in their Week 9 win over Mississippi State. Before that, they’d dropped one pass all season.

Gunner Stockton passed for four touchdowns, including two to Noah Thomas, and ran for a score to outplay Arch Manning as No. 5 Georgia strengthened its postseason standing by overwhelming No. 10 Texas 35-10 for its sixth straight win.

The Texas Longhorns lost to the Georgia Bulldogs due to no one's fault but their own, but there was still some questionable officiating in the game.

Last week, Texas was No. 10 in the CFP rankings and projected to face Ole Miss in the first round. This week, the Horns are out of the CFP picture.

The Parker County Sheriff's Office revealed charges against five people who are accused of running a scam that bilked county residents out of $1.2 million.Investigators started pursuing the case in April,

Georgia Bulldogs running back Cash Jones made a shocking revelation about the Bulldogs' onside kick against the Texas Longhorns.

Texas football just took a loss to Georgia and now have to worry about the health of linebacker Anthony Hill Jr.