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How to watch No. 15 Texas vs Kansas: Game time, TV, live streaming, and more

The Longhorns come back home and hope to honor the 1969 National Championship team with a win.

By Gerald Goodridge

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The No. 15 Texas Longhorns have had trouble getting going the last two contests, but look to change that trend Saturday as they welcome the Kansas Jayhawks to town.

Kansas has had some upheaval on the coaching staff, with first-year head coach Les Miles replacing offensive coordinator Les Koenning with up-and-comer Brent Dearmon. The hope for the Jayhawks is that Dearmon, who was the architect of high-powered offenses at lower levels, will bring the same spark to the Kansas offense.

For Texas, the issue comes that a lack of film and evaluation of Dearmon’s system means that in-game and halftime adjustments will be plentiful if Texas wants to find the level of success expected against the Jayhawks.

When Kansas does run RPOs this weekend, the goal will be to provide quarterback Carter Stanley opportunities to make the right read and right decision based on the conflict the scheme could put Texas defenders in

“He plays fearless. He plays tough. He plays aggressive,” Herman said of Johnson. “He’s got to clean some things up from a protection standpoint, but really liked the progress that he’s made in whatever it is, two months of playing that position.”

Injury Report:

  • Sophomore WR Joshua Moore (suspension) — out
  • Freshman RB Jordan Whittington (groin) — out
  • Freshman OL Reese Moore (knee) — out
  • Junior DB Josh Thompson (foot) — out
  • Sophomore S Caden Sterns (knee) — out
  • Junior DB Chris Brown (arm) — out
  • Senior LB Jeffrey McCulloch (shoulder) — out
  • Senior WR Collin Johnson (head) — cleared
  • Sophomore LB Juwan Mitchell (elbow) — cleared

How to Watch:

TV: Longhorn Network

Time: 6 p.m. Central

Radio: Texassports.com. Broadcasts are also available on Sirius 132, XM 199, and App Ch. 953

Online Streaming: WatchESPN

Odds: Texas -21

Weather: High of 94 degrees and sunny

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