The top-ranked Texas Longhorns will face the No. 14 Tennessee Volunteers in an SEC matchup at Neyland Stadium on Saturday, Sept.
26.
Kickoff is scheduled for 12 p. m.
ET on ABC.
Texas enters the game after a 24-23 victory over Ohio State, marking its second major test of the season.
Head coach Steve Sarkisian's squad is navigating a challenging schedule that includes six ranked opponents.
For Tennessee, this is the first ranked opponent of the year following wins against Furman, Georgia Tech, and Kennesaw State under head coach Josh Heupel.
Injury Concerns for Both Teams
Texas running back Hollywood Smothers is listed as questionable, while defensive end Colin Simmons is probable after an ankle injury in Week 3.
Tennessee will be without starting tight end Ethan Davis for the season and safety Edrees Farooq for the foreseeable future.
Running back DeSean Bishop is also working through recent injuries.
Tennessee's offensive rhythm relies heavily on freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon and protection from his offensive line.
On the other side, Texas quarterback Arch Manning has faced 24 quarterback pressures over his last two games, including 13 in a single contest against UTSA.
