How to watch No. 20 Texas vs. Colorado: Game time, TV, live streaming, and more

The No. 20 Texas Longhorns have one more chance to impact the story of this season. A win over the Colorado Buffaloes gets them to a 7-3 record, which is a disappointing finish but will hopefully allow Texas to create the offseason momentum they’ve had for three previous seasons.

Colorado comes into the game trying to close out a season that was more successful than anyone expected in 2020. After being picked to finish second to last in their division, the Buffaloes had a shot at playing in the Pac-12 championship game, much credit to the new coaching staff and running back Jarek Broussard.

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If Texas can get both running backs going again and allow Sam to spread it around fast and often, I feel like the offense can pay back a season’s worth of letting Chris Ash’s squad carry the team.

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Karl Dorrell hasn’t reinvented the wheel. He has taken a relatively talented roster (by recent CU standards) and beat the teams that he could have beaten. It’s just the understated competence he carries that has been so rare in Boulder — Dorrell has put talented players in the position to win games. It’s a nice change of pace.

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Injury Report:

• Freshman WR Troy Omeire (knee) — out
• Sophomore LB Ayodele Adeoye (shoulder) — out
• Redshirt freshman OL Isaiah Hookfin (shoulder) — out
• Senior OL Derek Kerstetter (ankle/leg) — out
• Senior OL Denzek Okafor (COVID tracing) — out

How to Watch:

TV: ESPN

Time: 8:00 p.m. Central

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

Online Streaming: WatchESPN

Odds: Texas -7