Live Score Updates: Texas vs. Georgia – College Football, NCAA Top 25 Highlights

No. 1 Texas hosts No. 5 Georgia in one of the most anticipated games ever at Darrell K. Royal Stadium in Austin, Texas. The Longhorns claimed the No. 1 spot in the AP Top 25 for the first time in 15 years after a perfect 6-0 start, highlighted by a dominant 34-3 victory over Oklahoma in the Cotton Bowl. Georgia, meanwhile, is in an unusual position after an early SEC loss and needs a win to stay in contention for the SEC championship. The last time these two teams met, Texas pulled off a stunning 28-21 win over Georgia in the 2019 Sugar Bowl. However, this year’s Bulldogs squad presents a tougher challenge.

CBS Sports will provide live updates, highlights, and analysis throughout Saturday's game as Texas takes on Georgia in a crucial SEC matchup.

24 minutes ago

Georgia's Defense Holds Firm

Late 4Q: No. 5 Georgia 30, No. 1 Texas 15

Georgia's defense has been dominant all night, and once again, they came up clutch. Texas faced a fourth-and-12 from Georgia's 29-yard line, desperately needing a touchdown to stay in the game. The Bulldogs' pass rush, relentless throughout the night, pressured Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers, forcing an underthrown pass. Though wide receiver Ryan Wingo made the catch, he stumbled just short of the first down marker. Georgia regained possession with a chance to run down the clock.

Georgia Loses Key Defender

Georgia safety Dan Jackson has been ejected from the game after a targeting call on Texas receiver Matthew Golden. The penalty was costly, moving Texas past midfield and forcing Georgia to play without one of its top players in the secondary.

53 minutes ago

Texas Fans Throw Trash on the Field

Texas fans at Darrell K. Royal-Memorial Stadium expressed their frustration by throwing bottles and cans onto the field after a controversial call went against the Longhorns in the third quarter of their game against Georgia on Saturday night.

1 hour ago

Bulldogs Add Insurance

4Q: No. 5 Georgia 30, No. 1 Texas 15

The Bulldogs finally scored in the second half as quarterback Carson Beck led an 89-yard drive, extending Georgia's lead to 15 points early in the fourth quarter. While Georgia had struggled to sustain long drives earlier, relying on short fields and averaging just 17.8 yards per drive on their five scoring possessions, this time they pieced together a championship-caliber drive. It ended with a one-yard touchdown run on fourth down to increase the lead.

1 hour ago

Massive Momentum Shift

End 3Q: No. 5 Georgia 23, No. 1 Texas 15

The Longhorns controlled the third quarter, tightening the game as they entered the fourth against Georgia. Texas finally found its offensive rhythm and capitalized on a controversial interception by cornerback Jahdae Barron—initially flagged for pass interference—to cut Georgia's lead to one score. Quarterback Quinn Ewers, returning after being benched, threw two touchdowns in the quarter: one to running back Jaydon Blue and another to wide receiver Isaiah Bond.

Georgia, after converting a key third down and completing a flea-flicker to tight end Oscar Delp, is threatening to score for the first time in the second half. However, quarterback Carson Beck has already thrown three interceptions and will need to avoid mistakes to hold off Texas' aggressive defense and secure the win.

1 hour ago

Can They Do That?

In a surprising turn of events, after a discussion at midfield, the officials overturned the pass interference call, placing Texas on the edge of the end zone. Since the play was not reviewable, the decision had to be made on the field during their huddle. It's extremely rare to see a game-changing call like this.

1 hour ago

A pass interference call on Texas cornerback Jahdae Barron initially seemed to nullify his interception for the Longhorns. The call was questionable, as the Georgia receiver initiated contact and pushed off before Barron made the pick. Frustrated Texas fans booed and threw water bottles onto the field, causing a brief delay.

Following the delay, in a surprising decision, the officials overturned the call, giving Texas the ball at Georgia's 10-yard line with just under three minutes left in the third quarter.

1 hour ago

Walker Heads to the Locker Room

Georgia edge rusher Jalon Walker departed for the locker room in the third quarter of the game against Texas. Walker had a standout first half, recording three sacks and consistently dominating first-round NFL offensive tackle Kelvin Banks. If he is unable to return, it would be a major blow to the Georgia defense.

1 hour ago

Texas Responds

After halftime, Texas reinserted Quinn Ewers as quarterback, and he promptly guided the team's first scoring drive of the day. The Longhorns covered 55 yards in just under four minutes, culminating in a touchdown pass from Ewers to Isaiah Bond. Texas successfully converted a two-point attempt, narrowing the score to 23-8 in favor of Georgia. Ewers completed 4 of 5 passes on the drive, with his only incompletion being a tipped ball.