Texas Longhorns football took its third loss of the season in a blowout to No. 5 Georgia on Saturday in yet another top-10 matchup for Texas. Losing to the Bul

At the end of the first quarter, Texas leads Vanderbilt 17-0. The Longhorns outgain the Commodores 171-86, but were also aided by Colin Simmons sacking Diego Pavia to cause a fumble on Vanderbilt's first drive.

Georgia controlled all three phases of the game -- including a surprise onside kick that helped break the game open -- in a complete win over the Longhorns

Texas got out-coached and out-played in the second half, as the Bulldogs flipped momentum in a hurry after the Longhorns cut the lead to 14-10 in the third quarter, scoring 21 unanswered. This was highlighted by a gutsy onside kick call from Kirby Smart in the fourth quarter that proved to be the kill shot for Texas.

The Georgia Bulldogs and Texas Longhorns took the field under the lights at Sanford Stadium with a national audience watching

While appearing on "The Pat McAfee Show," Nick Saban reveals what he believes has caused the Texas Longhorns' late-season surge.

Georgia's offense and defense were in full swing against the Longhorns, playing another complete game after a strong performance against Mississippi State.