Who are the announcers for the Texas vs Vanderbilt game

The fifth-ranked Texas Longhorns will take on the 25th-ranked, 5-2 Vanderbilt Commodores in Nashville, Tennessee at First Bank Stadium this Saturday afternoon.
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After suffering a tough loss to No. 2 Georgia (6-1,4-1 SEC) at home last Saturday, No. 5 Texas football (6-1,2-1 SEC) will head to Nashville to face the No. 25 Vanderbilt Commodores (5-2,2-1 SEC). The Commodores are currently on a 3-game winning streak, including a notable victory over the #15 Alabama Crimson Tide.

The Longhorns will be facing a formidable opponent on the road, where they are 1-0 this season. Meanwhile, the Commodores are a perfect 4-0 at home. These two teams last met 96 years ago, with Vanderbilt winning 13-12. The Commodores hold an 8-3-1 edge in the all-time series.

This time, the Longhorns enter as 18.5-point favorites (per FanDuel). It should be an exciting matchup, with the Commodores riding a three-game winning streak and the Longhorns coming off a tough loss against Georgia.

How to watch and listen to the Texas football vs. Vanderbilt

The game at 3:15 p.m. CT on Saturday, Oct. 26, at First Bank Stadium in Nashville, TN. It will be televised and streamed live on SEC Network.

Austin-area radio listeners can tune in to KVET-FM 98.1 to hear the Longhorn Radio Network's live broadcast, which features play-by-play from Craig Way, analysis from Roger Wallace, and sideline reporting from Will Matthews.

Announcers for the Texas vs. Vanderbilt

This Saturday, the broadcasting team returning from the Mississippi State game will be back on the air. The team includes veteran play-by-play announcer Tom Hart, who has provided commentary for college football, Major League Baseball, college baseball, and the XFL for over two decades.

Alongside him will be former Auburn Tigers center Cole Cubelic, who will bring an energetic and passionate analyst's perspective from an offensive lineman's point of view. Rounding out the crew is up-and-coming sideline reporter Alyssa Lang, who will deliver hard-hitting reports and uncover the answers fans are seeking, both during and after the game.

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