For a second week in a row, the Texas Longhorns have a top-25 SEC matchup on the road against the Tigers. Last week, they dispatched the then-No. 14 Missouri Tigers, and this week, the now-No. 6 Horns will pay a visit to the No. 21 LSU Tigers in Baton Rouge.
So, as you get ready to see Texas burnt orange on the road (the Tigers insist on wearing white at home), here is everything you need to know about the Longhorns' upcoming game against LSU:
How to watch No. 6 Texas Longhorns vs. No. 21 LSU Tigers
- Date & Time: Saturday, Nov. 14, at 6:30 p.m. CT
- Location: Death Valley (Tiger Stadium), Baton Rouge, LA
- TV & Streaming: ABC, fuboTV
- Radio (Austin): AM 1300 The Zone
Unsurprisingly, the top-25 SEC matchup is a primetime feature, especially with the allure that a night game at LSU's Death Valley brings.
The game will be broadcast on ABC and will be available for streaming on fuboTV. If you're still a fan of listening to the radio broadcast, it will be aired, as usual, on AM 1300 The Zone.
Week 11 weather forecast for Texas at LSU
- High: 62º
- Low: 40º
- Temperature at kick: 54º
- Humidity at kick: 55%
- Wind at kick: 4 MPH East
The weather in Baton Rouge looks perfect for a late-night fall football game, with the temperature at kickoff expected to be in the mid-50s, minimal wind, and an average humidity level.
Mid-week odds for Texas Longhorns vs. LSU Tigers
Odds are courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.
- Spread: -3.5 LSU, +3.5 Texas
- Moneyline: -176 LSU, +146 Texas
- Over-Under: +/-46.5 points
Despite the Horns securing a renewed win streak, including two victories over ranked opponents, the Tigers are favored on their home turf by 3.5 points.
If someone bet $100 on the Horns pulling off the upset, they would walk away with a $146 profit. If they wanted to profit $100 on LSU winning, they would have to place a $176 bet.
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Texas Longhorns' availability report vs. LSU Tigers
- OUT: Hollywood Smothers (RB), Trevor Goosby (OL), Nick Townsend (TE), Richard Wesley (EDGE)
- QUESTIONABLE: Hero Kanu (DL)
Luckily for the Horns, a lot of their star players have returned to full health, including edge rusher Colin Simmons, wide receiver Cam Coleman and Ryan Wingo, and defensive backs Graceson Littleton and Kade Phillips.
However, Texas will still be without key pieces like left tackle Trevor Goosby and running back Hollywood Smothers.
LSU Tigers' availability report vs. Texas Longhorns
- OUT: Dashawn Spears (S), Phillip Wright III (WR), Charles Ross II (LB), Richard Anderson (DT)
- QUESTIONABLE: Whit Weeks (LB)
- PROBABLE: Gabriel Reliford (DE), Weston Davis (OT)
Meanwhile, the Tigers may be nearing a return for their own star linebacker, Whit Weeks, and have minimal players who have provided serious contributions ruled out for the top-25 game.
Announcers for Week 11 matchup between Texas and LSU
- Play-by-play: Chris Fowler
- Analyst: Kirk Herbstreit
- Sideline reporter: Holly Rowe
Finally fulfilling Texas quarterback Arch Manning's request to have ESPN's sideline reporter Holly Rowe in tow for all of the Horns' games, the network's star lineup will be in Baton Rouge on Saturday, with Rowe joined by Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit in the commentator booth.
Texas Longhorns and LSU Tigers series history
- Overall record: 9-8-1, Texas
- First-ever meeting: Nov. 16, 1896, LSU won 14-0
- Most recent meeting: Sept. 7, 2019, LSU won 45-38
Texas's history against the Tigers is one of the more balanced in the Longhorns' history, with the burnt orange and white eking out a minimal series lead over LSU. However, in both the first and most recent meetings, the Tigers walked away victorious.
The most recent matchup between the two legendary programs came in 2019, before the Horns joined the SEC and in the year that saw LSU go on to win its National Championship behind Heisman-winning quarterback Joe Burrow.
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