Texas Longhorns Win in Overtime Against Kansas State, Keeping Big 12 Championship and College Football Playoff Hopes Alive

Longhorns secure 33-30 win with fourth-down stop, overcoming three turnovers and surviving late surge by Kansas State Wildcats.

The Texas Longhorns successfully played out a pressured game of 'red-zone lockout,' with linebacker Jaylan Ford and his team stopping Kansas State from entering the end zone and securing a 33-30 win.
Despite turning the ball over three times and facing a near crisis in the second half, the Longhorns held on saving their goals of winning the Big 12 championship and making it to the College Football Playoff.
Texas benefited from a fiery defense which played a key role as they won without their starting quarterback, showing remarkable resiliency and a strong team culture.
Kansas State made a significant comeback in the match, shifting the dynamics of the game. However, Texas' defense stood firm, showcasing their growth and consistency.
Questionable fourth-down decisions marked the game further, with Texas' coach Steve Sarkisian opting for an aggressive approach, sometimes resulting in turnovers but also offering big rewards.
Despite the game being more strenuous than anticipated, Longhorns view it as a win that keeps them in control of the Big 12 and College Football Playoff chances.