What College Football Playoff Committee Said About No. 5 Texas Longhorns
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-28% Somewhat Liberal
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-28% Somewhat Liberal
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60% : "The Longhorns took down then-No. 10 Michigan 31-12 in Ann Arbor on Sept. 7, a win that, at the time, was seen as a resume-boosting victory over the defending national champions.53% : AUSTIN -- The first College Football Playoff rankings were released Tuesday and the Texas Longhorns slid in at No. 5 while earning the No. 6 seed in the projected 12-team bracket.
52% : Texas proceeded to easily handle then-No. 18 Oklahoma 34-3 on Oct. 19 for another win over a ranked opponent, but the Sooners have stumbled their way to a 1-4 record in SEC play and are now fighting for bowl contention with three games left this season.
50% : One could argue that Texas' best win came on the road against then-No. 25 Vanderbilt on Oct. 26 after the team failed to secure a potential resume-defining victory in the 30-15 loss to Georgia a week prior.
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