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Texas vs. Georgia final score, results: Gunner Stockton's 5 total touchdowns lead Bulldogs to sixth straight SEC victory

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Texas vs. Georgia final score, results: Gunner Stockton's 5 total touchdowns lead Bulldogs to sixth straight SEC victory image

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After 45 minutes of football on Saturday night, Georgia looked to be leaving the door open for an Arch Manning comeback attempt. Kirby Smart and Gunner Stockton slammed that door shut.

With 21 fourth-quarter points and five total touchdowns from Stockton, No. 5 Georgia defeated No. 11 Texas, 35-10. No matter the result, Saturday's matchup was bound to impact the top of the SEC and the College Football Playoff race. Georgia's second-half dominance further affirmed that Smart's team isn't just approaching "lock" status for the CFP—it could also have a shot at the SEC's automatic bid in a few weeks.

An opening-drive field goal was one of just two Texas scoring drives all night, as the Bulldogs' defense dominated Manning; the Longhorns went 2-for-12 on third downs. Steve Sarkisian's run game was also stifled, totaling just 23 yards, while Stockton made a statement leading the Georgia offense.

Completing 24 of 29 passes for 229 yards, four touchdowns, and an interception, with 29 yards and a touchdown on the ground, Stockton kept his team rolling for its sixth straight conference win. A gutsy call also paid off for Smart in the fourth quarter, as an unexpected onside kick led to back-to-back touchdown drives, ending Texas' hopes of a comeback.

While Manning and the Longhorns’ playoff chances are dwindling, Georgia once again proved its worth as a potential national title contender. On both sides of the ball, Smart had his team cruising, looking well-prepared for a playoff run.

AllSportsPeople tracked live updates and highlights as these two top SEC teams, Texas and Georgia, met in Week 12. Here's how the Bulldogs came out on top.

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Final: Georgia 35, Texas 10

11:04 p.m. —  Georgia put up a huge second half, taking a bit before coasting to a nice SEC win over Texas. The Bulldogs remain alive to potentially play in the SEC Championship Game, while the Longhorns' CFP chances take another big hit, but aren't completely gone. Gunner Stockton led the way with five total touchdowns.

10:58 p.m. —  Manning is taken down after his 4th & 6 pass into the end zone falls incomplete. The Longhorns can't add some points, but this game was too far out of reach anyway. Georgia takes over with around two minutes left.

10:54 p.m. — Texas, with this game all but over, is still driving into Georgia territory to potentially tighten the score. Manning has 228 passing yards.

Georgia 35, Texas 10

10:46 p.m. TOUCHDOWN —  Gunner Stockton does it himself. Give him five total touchdowns in a career night, shining on the big stage to make this a blowout of Texas. It's 35-10 Bulldogs, on their way to win No. 9 of their season.

10:41 p.m. — Nate Frazier has Georgia on the verge of more points following a 21-yard run. He has 72 yards on the ground.

10:39 p.m. —  Manning took a deep shot in hopes of giving Texas some momentum, but nothing's there. The Bulldogs take over with under eight minutes remaining, in full control.

Georgia 28, Texas 10

10:33 p.m. TOUCHDOWN —  Gunner Stockton has made a statement tonight. He's now completed 24 of 29 passes for 229 yards, four touchdowns and one interception, with his lasting scoring pass going to Lawson Luckie. Georgia left the door open for a while, but the Bulldogs are now shutting the door on the Longhorns' chances at an upset.

10:30 p.m. —  Stockton is leading the Bulldogs on another well-executed drive into the red zone, eating clock with efficient runs and moving the chains. Georgia can put Texas on the brink of its third loss with another touchdown.

10:20 p.m. —  Immediately following the touchdown, Kirby Smart took a wild gamble, attempting an onside kick. It paid off. Georgia recovers the shocking onside kick, robbing Steve Sarkisian of a possession. The Bulldogs can now burn some clock, or extend it to a three-score advantage. 

Georgia 21, Texas 10

10:18 p.m. TOUCHDOWN —  Stockton delivers his third touchdown pass of the night, a key one that puts Texas down two scores in the fourth quarter. From 30 yards out, Georgia's quarterback went to London Humphreys for the score.

End of third quarter: Georgia 14, Texas 10

10:08 p.m. —  Georgia keeps a massive drive going on 4th & 1, going for it from its own 36-yard line. Smart's call pays off; Stockton goes to Chauncey Bowens for a 10-yard pickup to keep the drive alive. With the third quarter winding down, the intensity has picked up in Athens. 

As we head to the fourth, it's still anybody's game.

Georgia 14, Texas 10

9:58 p.m. TOUCHDOWN —  This is a one-score game once again. Arch Manning hits Ryan Wingo for the receiver's eighth catch of the day, this one in the end zone to make it 14-10. 

9:55 p.m. — Down goes Arch Manning, taking his second sack of the day on 2nd & 10. He's completed 19 of his 27 passes, but without getting into the end zone.

9:49 p.m. —  Texas punted, but Stockton gives the ball right back in what's becoming a defensive battle. Anthony Hill Jr. Picks off Stockton's pass, and both quarterbacks have a turnover tonight.

9:40 p.m. —  Georgia's offense has been unable to build upon its lead since Stockton's second touchdown pass. The Longhorns get a stop to open the second half, as Manning gets the ball quickly.

9:37 p.m. —  Stockton starts the second half with the ball, able to make it a three-score game.

Halftime: Georgia 14, Texas 3

9:14 p.m. —  Texas doesn't try to force anything with a few seconds remaining, sending this SEC matchup to halftime. Georgia is in control, with Kirby Smart's defense slowing down Manning (125 passing yards, 1 INT) enough, especially on third downs. Gunner Stockton has been efficient and effective, with 139 yards passing and two touchdowns.

Texas' playoff hopes will likely be on the line in the second half.

9:12 p.m. —  Another punt for Georgia. Manning has little time, but will get the ball before the end of the half. Both offenses have gone cold late in the second quarter.

9:04 p.m. —  With two minutes remaining in the half, Georgia has the ball. The Bulldogs quickly punted after Manning's interception, but Texas proceeded to go three-and-out, setting Stockton up for a chance to add some points before the break.

Georgia will get the ball to begin the second half, a chance to double-up in scoring opportunities.

8:56 p.m. — Just as Manning got Texas in range to score again, he throws a pick. KJ Bolden grabs it for the Bulldogs, a key turnover to give Georgia another chance to extend its first-half lead. Manning had a strong start initially, but hasn't had many answers for Kirby Smart's defense.

8:55 p.m. —  The Texas run game has been more present tonight, up to 4.6 yards per carry so far with Quintrevion Wisner leading the way. The Longhorns are in field-goal range.

8:50 p.m. —  Stockton can't get much going after consecutive touchdown drives. Georgia punts, and Texas will get another opportunity to make this a closer game again.

8:40 p.m. — The Georgia defense has settled in since the start of the matchup. Texas punts again, as Manning did have a 40-yard play to Emmett Mosley V, but poor field position was too much to overcome. Manning has 75 yards thus far, trailing by two scores.

Georgia 14, Texas 3

8:34 p.m. TOUCHDOWN —  Gunner Stockton is off to a fantastic start. He continues cruising on his second drive, extending Georgia's lead with a touchdown pass to Thomas once again. Stockton has 103 passing yards already.

End of first quarter: Georgia 7, Texas 3

8:20 p.m. —  Texas' offense gets shut down on its second drive. The Longhorns punt with around two minutes left in the first quarter, and as we head to the second frame, the Bulldogs can add to their lead

Georgia 7, Texas 3

8:09 p.m. TOUCHDOWN —  Georgia got a key third-down conversion past midfield, and it takes advantage just a few plays later. Stockton finds Noah Thomas from 17 yards out in the end zone to take the lead, as the Bulldogs passer had a red-hot drive: 6-for-7 passing for 57 yards and a touchdown, plus 18 rushing yards.

8:05 p.m. —  Gunner Stockton is off to a strong start, running for 18 yards over two plays while also completing four passes. He has the Bulldogs on the move.

Texas 3, Georgia 0

7:59 p.m. FIELD GOAL —  The Longhorns steadily made their way down the field, including 33 rushing yards and four Manning completions, but they stall out from there. Texas settles for a field goal to open this SEC matchup. 

7:55 p.m. —  Texas is threatening to score on its opening drive, 11 plays in.

7:51 p.m. —  Arch Manning begins with the football as the Longhorns offense takes the field. He completes his first three passes to get past midfield.

Pregame

7:41 p.m. —  Peyton Manning is also in attendance, watching his nephew in a huge matchup.

7:38 p.m. —  They're all set for kickoff between Texas and Georgia. Which SEC squad will make some big noise in the playoff race tonight?

7:07 p.m. —  Matthew McConaughey and Uga are the house.

6:39 p.m. —  Kirby Smart is ready for a top-10 showdown.

6:37 p.m. —  Tonight marks the second time this season Arch Manning will be able to prove himself against an elite defense. The Longhorns are ready.

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Where to watch Texas vs. Georgia

Texas vs. Georgia start time

  • Date: Saturday, Nov. 15
  • Time: 7:30 p.m. ET

Texas and Georgia is set for a 7:30 p.m. ET kickoff on Saturday, Nov. 15. The game will be played at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia.

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What channel is Texas vs. Georgia on today?

  • TV Channel: ABC
  • Live StreamFubo, ESPN+

ESPN will have the call for Longhorns vs. Bulldogs, with Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit on the call. Cord-cutters can follow the action on ESPN+ or Fubo, which offers a free trial for new users.

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Texas football schedule 2025

Here a look at Texas' remaining schedule. 

DateOpponentTime (ET)TV Channel
Saturday, Nov. 22vs. ArkansasTBD
Friday, Nov. 28vs. Texas A&M7:30 p.m.ABC

Georgia football schedule 2025

Here's how the remainder of Georgia's schedule looks.

DateOpponentTimeTV Channel
Saturday, Nov. 22vs. Charlotte12:45 p.m.SEC Network
Friday, Nov. 28vs. Georgia Tech3:30 p.m.ABC
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