No. 3 Texas A&M Aggies at No. 16 Texas Longhorns: Live Updates, Box Score

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AUSTIN -- The main event has arrived in the Lone Star State.
The No. 3 Texas A&M Aggies pay a visit to their old friends down in Austin, the No. 16 Texas Longhorns, for a chance to do something they haven't done in over 30 years, complete a regular season with no losses.
The Aggies come into Austin fresh off of a shutout 48-0 win over the Samford Bulldogs, the Longhorns survived a 52-37 offensive shootout with the Arkansas Razorbacks last week.
The 2025 Lone Star Showdown
The Aggies come into the regular season finale chasing a 12-0 record, a spot as one of the 12 teams in the College Football Playoff all but guaranteed at this point.

The Longhorns, on the other hand, have absolutely nothing to lose in this game as they fight to claim one of those 12 spots in the playoff, despite already having three losses on the season and being out of contention for the SEC Championship.
The Longhorns opened their season with a close 14-7 loss to the Ohio State Buckeyes, and also suffered defeats at the hands of the Florida Gators, who currently hold a 3-8 season record, as well as a recent blowout loss to the Georgia Bulldogs, further harming their postseason chances.
Texas currently leads the all-time series with Texas A&M, an astounding 77-37-5, but with the Aggies on the run they're on as of today, win number 38 could very well be in the works, which would mark their first in the state capital since the 2010 season.
The 2025 Lone Star Showdown kicks off at 6:30 PM from Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, and be sure to check back here for live game updates as the action unfolds in real time.
Follow along for live updates as the game progresses.
1st Quarter | 2nd Quarter | 3rd Quarter | 4th Quarter | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
No. 3 Texas A&M | 0 | 10 | 0 | 7 |
No. 16 Texas | 0 | 3 | 10 | 7 |
Live Game Updates
Texas A&M wins the opening coin toss and defers to the second half. The Longhorns will receive the opening kick.
First Quarter
The Longhorns convert one third down thanks to a catch by Emmett Mosley, but the next third down sees Arch Manning heavily pressured, and his pass is incomplete as the Horns punt it away.
change of possession
Marcel Reed hits Mario Craver for the first down, but is unable to convert on the next set of drives and A&M punts.
change of possession
Arch Manning's deep ball to Ryan Wingo falls incomplete as he and Will Lee III make heavy contact. Texas punts again.
change of possession
Ashton Bethel-Roman's diving attempt at a third-down conversion is unsuccessful and Texas A&M is forced to punt again. Two punts for both sides now.
change of possession
Another incomplete deep ball to Ryan Wingo after heavy contact with Dezz Ricks and Dalton Brooks draws a heavy chorus of boos from the DKR crowd, but not a flag, and the Longhorns punt for the third straight time.
change of possession
Marcel Reed takes a awkward fall and jogs off the field, and Jared Zirkel's field goal attempt is tipped by the Longhorns and no good.
Second Quarter
Will Lee swats away an Arch Manning pass that was sure to be a touchdown, and a batted pass by TJ Searcy holds the Horns to a 41-yard field goal by Mason Shipley.
Texas 3, Texas A&M 0
change of possession
Malik Muhammad and KC Concepcion get tangled up and results in a pass interference call to give A&M a fresh set of downs, and after Ashton Bethel-Roman is unable to convert on third down, Jared Zirkel puts the Aggies on the board with a field goal.
Texas A&M 3, Texas 3
change of possession
The Longhorns punt after Texas A&M brings the house on third down to force an Arch Manning incompletion.
change of possession
Texas A&M goes for it on fourth down, and Marcel Reed delivers a strike to Mario Craver to move the chains, and results in Marcel Reed handing it to KC Concepcion on a jet sweep, and he promptly takes it in from eight yards out to give Texas A&M the lead.
Texas A&M 10, Texas 3
change of possession
Tyler Onyedim splits Arch Manning in half with a sack and forces the Texas punt, and the Aggies kneel out the first-half clock.
Third Quarter
The Aggies punt it away to start the second half, and it's nearly blocked.
change of possession
After an intentional grounding call on Arch Manning, Mason Shipley sails his second field goal of the night through the uprights to make it 10-6 A&M.
Texas A&M 10, Texas 6
change of possession
The Aggies are forced to punt after Marcel Reed's pass to KC Concepcion goes incomplete.
change of possession
Quintrevion Wisner leads the Horns down the field with rushes of 16 and 17 yards, respectively, and it results in Arch Manning finding a wide-open Ryan Wingo in the end zone to give the Horns the lead back.
Texas 13, Texas A&M 10
change of possession
The Aggies prepare to go for it again on fourth down, but a false start call forces them to punt it instead.
Fourth Quarter
Texas tight end Nick Townshend takes the handoff for the touchdown to begin the fourth quarter.
Texas 20, Texas A&M 10
change of possession
The Aggies act like they're going to go for it on fourth down, but take the delay of game penalty and punt it away.
change of possession
Arch Manning overthrows Emmett Mosley on third down, and the Longhorns punt it away.
change of possession
A pair of costly penalties by both sides result in a big gain by A&M tight end Theo Melin Ohrstrom, and EJ Smith punches in the score from 13 yards out to cut the Texas lead down to a field goal.
Texas 20, Texas A&M 17
After A&M is unable to convert, Arch Manning rumbles untouched for the touchdown.
Texas 27, Texas A&M 17
Just as the Aggies knock on the door, Michael Taaffe picks off Marcel Reed in the red zone.
Texas punts it away on third down, and Marcel Reed is yet again intercepted on the following possession.

Aaron Raley is a credentialed writer covering the Texas A&M Aggies for On SI, joining the team on May 27, 2024. Born and raised in Northeast Texas, Aaron earned a degree from Texas A&M University in journalism, with minors in history and sports management. Aaron’s writing abilities are driven by his love and passion for various sports, both at the collegiate and professional levels, as well as his experience in playing sports, especially baseball and football.
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