Longhorns End Losing Streak vs. Rebels

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Longhorns End Losing Streak vs. Rebels

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Texas won 34‑27 over Ole Miss in Austin, ending a two‑game skid. The Longhorns built an early lead but allowed the Rebels to rally in the third quarter. In the second half, Texas’s rushing attack, led by Raleek Brown and Michael Terry, produced an 80‑yard drive that reclaimed the lead. Brown’s 47‑yard run opened the drive, and a subsequent touchdown run by Manning sealed the advantage. Despite a costly interception and a strip sack early in the second half, Texas’s ground game proved decisive. The win keeps Texas alive for playoff and SEC Championship contention.

Published 2026-10-25 06:07:51 UTC · Published by JQJO

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Timeline

On October 25 2026 Texas defeats Ole Miss 34-27 in Austin.
On October 25 2026 Arch Manning throws early interception, halting Texas momentum.
On October 25 2026 Raleek Brown runs 47 yards, driving Texas to lead.

Why it matters

Immediate US impact: College football fans celebrate Texas victory Possible long-term US impact: Texas remains playoff‑eligible Most affected groups: Texas and Ole Miss student athletes Reader priority: Follow game highlights and player stats

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