The Texas Longhorns are enjoying a stellar season, entering this matchup with a 6-1 record and eyeing a potential playoff berth. Texas’ offense has been one of the most balanced in the country, with quarterback Quinn Ewers leading the charge. Ewers has been incredibly efficient, throwing for over 2,000 yards and 18 touchdowns while keeping turnovers to a minimum. The Longhorns also feature a strong running game, with Jonathan Brooks rushing for over 700 yards and seven touchdowns. On defense, Texas has been stout, allowing just under 20 points per game, thanks to their strong pass rush and secondary play. Linebacker Jaylan Ford has been a standout, leading the team in tackles and providing leadership on the defensive side. Against Vanderbilt, Texas will look to continue their aggressive approach on both sides of the ball. The Longhorns have consistently covered the spread and will aim to keep that trend going by putting pressure on Vanderbilt’s offense early and often. If Texas can avoid turnovers and control the tempo of the game, they should be able to secure a comfortable win and move closer to their SEC Championship aspirations.