Texas' loss to Georgia likely means the end of the Longhorns' bid for a place in a third straight CFP. Here are three reasons why Texas fell short in 2025.

Two teams in Texas sit in great shape for The College Football Playoff. The Longhorns aren’t one of them. It’s come to this.

Statistics show that the Georgia Bulldogs have had the Texas Longhorns' number since joining the SEC. The Georgia Bulldogs turned in one of their most complete performances of the 2025 season this weekend as the Dawgs decisively handled the 10th-ranked Texas Longhorns inside Sanford Stadium. The final score of the contest was 35-10.

Georgia controlled all three phases of the game -- including a surprise onside kick that helped break the game open -- in a complete win over the Longhorns

With its football season on the line, Texas made several key mistakes at Sanford Stadium and was outscored 21-0 in the fourth quarter of a 35-10 loss against Georgia.

Georgia didn’t officially lock up a spot in the College Football Playoff by knocking off Texas in their prime-time clash, but they came pretty close.

The Texas Longhorns have a Georgia Bulldogs problem. Texas fell 35-10 at Georgia on Saturday night in Athens. The Longhorns couldn't run the ball against Georgia for a third straight meeting and saw their College Football Playoff hopes take a massive hit on the road in the SEC.

Texas football took a big fall in the latest AP Top 25 after the Longhorns were blown out on the road by Georgia.