Austin, Texas – The Longhorns are back at home this weekend as No. 22 Texas hosts Iowa State on Saturday at Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. Texas football returns home after wrapping up business in the Cotton Bowl last weekend, where the Longhorns stunned the Red River Showdown 49-0 and will look to pick up where they left off Saturday when they face an exciting Iowa State team.
The Cyclones defense leads the charge. Matt CampbellIt is ranked in the top 25 nationally, including run defense (No. 13), pass defense (No. 8) and total defense (No. 11) and will pose a tough challenge for Steve Sarsian And the Texas offense once the teams take the field Saturday morning.
Horns247 is on the scene at Darrell K. Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium and will update this article with live in-game updates from Saturday’s Big 12 matchup between Texas and Iowa State.
First quarter updates
00:57 left in Q1. The Hurricanes will hit first at Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. Both Texas and Iowa State started to slow down on offense, but the Cyclones got QB late in the first quarter. Hunter Dekkers He led the offense on an 11-play drive at Texas State and blocked it on a touchdown. Jillian Noel for a touchdown in the Longhorns’ 7-0 lead.
Iowa State 7, Texas 0 (Cyclones score summary: 11 plays, 84 yards, 5-yard touchdown, 5:28 used)
1st Quarter End: Iowa State 7, Texas 0
Second quarter updates
5:48 left in Q2: The Longhorns found the end zone for the first time of the game. The Texas offense put together a drive all day against Iowa State Quinn Ewers leading the charge for the Longhorns. Ewers got things going on third-and-8 when he was connected by a tight end from the Texas 22-yard line. I’m Tavion Sanders It marked the Longhorns’ first third-down conversion of the game for a 13-yard gain. Evers completed a 22-yard pass to continue driving the Cyclones defense Jordan Whittington And then hit Xavier Worthy In the final zone to explore.
Texas 7, Iowa State 7 (Longhorns score summary: nine plays, 80 yards, 15-yard touchdown, 3:20 used)
00:13 left in Q2: Texas took the lead for the first time in the game. The Longhorns’ offense was rolling late in the second quarter, with much of the credit due to Arby. Sesame Robinson -Accounted for 68 yards on the scoring drive. Robinson helped the Longhorns drive into Iowa State territory, with 39 rushing yards and 29 receiving yards, including a 26-yard catch from Ewers that put the offense on the Iowa State 5-yard line. Evers stopped the car when he found it Jordan Whittington In the final zone to explore.
Texas 14, Iowa State 7 (Longhorns score summary: nine plays, 80 yards, 5-yard touchdown, 3:28 used)
End of 2nd quarter: Texas 14, Iowa State 7
Third quarter updates
10:07 left in Q3: The Longhorns extended their lead over the Cyclones to start the second half. The Texas offense started the third quarter and continued to drive down the field into Iowa State territory, and while the Longhorns didn’t find the end zone, they settled for a 31-yard field goal to add to their lead.
Texas 17, Iowa State 7 (Longhorns score summary: 13 plays, 75 yards, 31-yard field goal, 4:543 used)
4:27 left in Q3. Iowa State cut into the Longhorns’ lead late in the third quarter. The Cyclones found the end zone for the second time of the game when Decker hit Noel for a 54-yard touchdown.
Texas 17, Iowa State 14 (Cyclones score summary: two plays, 62 yards, 54-yard touchdown, 37 seconds used)
End of 3rd quarter: Texas 17, Iowa State 14
Fourth quarter updates
10:58 left in Q4: The Cyclones regained the lead against the Longhorns. After the Texas offense failed to get things going as the third quarter wore on, the Cyclones took advantage and put together back-to-back scoring drives on third down to start the fourth quarter. Iowa State QB Hunter Dekkers picked himself up and ran in an 11-yard touchdown against the Texas defense, capping a 13-play scoring drive.
Iowa State 21, Texas 17 (Cyclones score summary: 13 plays, 73 yards, 11-yard touchdown, 5:39 used)
4:00 left in Q4.After Ewers connected for a 3-yard TD and the lead, the Longhorns went back on top.
Texas 24, Iowa State 21
Final: Texas 24, Iowa State 21
Texas vs Iowa State: Saturday, October 15
kick off: 11 a.m. CT
Location: Darrell K. Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin, Texas)
TV: ABC (On Play: Mark Jones; Commentator: Robert Griffin III; Correspondent: Kunt Ksenich)
Live Streaming: FuboTV
Local radio Longhorn IMG Radio Network, 104.9 FM in Austin. (Player: Craig Way, Commentator: Roger Wallace, Sidline Reporter: Will Matthews) See other local affiliates here.
Audio stream TexasSports.com
Live statistics Side arm stats
in the all-time series
Texas vs Iowa State all-time record… Texas holds the Cyclones all-time record. The Longhorns have won 14 of 19 meetings and are 8-2 at Iowa State.
Texas coach Steve SarsianHistory as head coach… 55-44 (ninth year head coach)
– Sarkisian’s record at Texas … 9-9 (sophomore year)
Iowa State coach Matt CampbellHistory as head coach… 80-52 (seventeenth year as head coach)
– Campbell’s record at Iowa State … 45-37 (seventh year)
A Texas win means… The Longhorns move to 3-1 in Big 12 play and 5-2 with Sarsian’s second win of the season.
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