Do Texas Longhorns have any chance at the college football playoff? The odds have taken a nose dive after a humiliating loss to the Georgia Bulldogs.

If Texas is going to make a compelling argument for why it should be the first-ever three-loss team to reach the College Football Playoff, the Longhorns better close the season with a pair of wildly authoritative victories over Arkansas and Texas A&M and then pray that everyone forgets what happened in Week 12.

Kirby Smart loved how hard his Georgia football team played against Texas. The Bullodgs pushed the Longhorns around at times.

Oklahoma owns four Top 25 victories and its only losses are to Ole Miss, a playoff team, and the Texas Longhorns, a top-20 team. Alabama has a clear path to 10-2 as well with its only tough test coming in the Iron Bowl against the Auburn Tigers.

It's not a playoff elimination game for the Longhorns since there's another titanic matchup this month with unbeaten and third-ranked Texas A&M on the horizon, but a victory over the Bulldogs would break the program's big-game curse under Steve Sarkisian and provide Texas with its third top-15 win of the season.

On Saturday night, it was Utah turning up the heat. With their Big 12 championship and College Football Playoff hopes on the line, the No. 13 Utes blistered the Baylor Bears, winning 55-28. “Proud of our guys,” Whittingham said. “There was a lot of back and forth there for a while, but we just kept at it and answered the bell every time.

The Georgia Bulldogs are back at home to face the Texas Longhorns in a Week 12 college football game. Follow for live updates.

Box score for the Texas Longhorns vs. Georgia Bulldogs NCAAF game from November 15, 2025 on ESPN. Includes all passing, rushing and receiving stats.