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Texas defeated Texas A&M 27-17 at home, handing the Aggies their first loss of the season.
Texas rode a late surge, with Arch Manning and Quintrevion Wisner leading the comeback in the second half.
Wisner finished with 155 rushing yards, helping Texas take control late in the game.
Arch Manning showed growth, delivering a crucial 29-yard TD pass late and a decisive 35-yard keeper.
A&M's offense was held in check, with limited explosive plays in the first three quarters.
The win keeps Texas in the CFP conversation despite a prior loss, as analysts weigh two-loss scenarios in a crowded field.
The Athletic projected Texas has only a 4 percent chance to make the Playoff even with the win.
Manning’s performance drew attention to his growth but highlighted still-developing aspects of his game.
Texas improved its rushing performance late, helping balance Manning’s passing game.
The game affected conference title implications, with A&M likely to miss an SEC title shot.

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Sarkisian says Texas will be a playoff team if they win and points to top-10 wins and schedule strength.
Texas beat Texas A&M 27-17 and moved into a position with three regular-season top-10 wins.
Sarkisian defends scheduling Ohio State, saying the team should not be punished for playing them.
Sarkisian argues a loss to Florida shouldn't punish a team that reached a national championship game last year.
Texas coach emphasizes the locker room is playoff-worthy and worthy of a national title shot.
Sarkisian cites Ohio State road game as an example of tough non-conference scheduling.
Sarkisian argues the broader college football landscape benefits from strong non-conference games.
Sarkisian notes the Aggies’ status and Texas’ readiness for playoff contention amid a nine-game SEC schedule move.
Texas broadcaster coverage highlights anticipation for the Lone Star Showdown’s standalone status.
The article frames the Texas-Texas A&M rivalry as pivotal for postseason chances.

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Texas defeated Texas A&M 27–17 in Austin, ending A&M’s 11‑0 start and preserving Texas’ rivalry dominance.
Aggies QB Marcel Reed threw two fourth‑quarter interceptions, sealing the loss.
The defeat jeopardizes Texas A&M’s chances for an SEC Championship appearance and a CFP path.
Texas capitalized on a second-half surge, with Manning contributing a long TD run and accurate passing.
The Longhorns’ win eliminates A&M from ACC/SEC Championship contention for this season.
Texas A&M had built an 11-0 start largely against a favorable SEC schedule before the loss.
Aggies defense allowed big plays late, contributing to the collapse in the second half.
Texas A&M now has a three-week window to regroup before postseason play.
Stewart Mandel notes Texas A&M’s performance contrast with Texas shows a potential turning point for the Aggies.

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