Texas vs Kansas State: How to watch, story lines, game notes, betting lines and more
The No. 24 Texas Longhorns (5-3, 3-2 Big 12) head to Manhattan, Kan. to face the No. 13 Kansas State Wildcats (6-2, 4-1 Big 12). How to watch, betting lines, story lines, and more ahead of the important beginning to the month of November.
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How to Watch
When: Saturday, November 5th
Time: 6 p.m. Central
TV: FS1
Listen: TexasSports.com
Betting the game
Money line: Texas -135, Kansas State +115
Spread: Texas -2.5
Over/under: 54.5
All lines via Bovada.
Storylines
Texas vs. Kansas State opens as a pick ’em
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Comparing statistics between Texas and Kansas State
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Texas’ roster rehabilitation nearing full bill of health
Bijan Robinson, Deuce Vaughn looking forward to competition on field Saturday
DeMarvion Overshown named Butkus semifinalist
Texas makes appearance in initial 2022 College Football Playoff rankings
The importance of the Kansas State game
Bang or whimper? Saturday marks start to November slate, which hasn’t treated Texas kindly of late
Texas freshmen who could benefit the program, and themselves, via more snaps
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How Texas matches up versus K-State’s defense ($)
Updates from Steve Sarkisian’s Thursday Zoom
Stopping speed in space in Manhattan ($)
Bijan Robinson ranked as the No. 1 RB, No. 7 overall 2023 draft prospect by Mel Kiper
For Steve Sarkisian and Texas, a lot is at stake at K-State
Texas, Big 12 continue to work toward amicable divorce ($)
Notes
Texas leads the all time series with the Wildcats, 12-10. In 10 games in Manhattan, the Wildcats lead 7-3, though Texas has won two straight at Bill Snyder Family Stadium
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Jason Benetti will call the action, with Brock Huard serving as the analyst.
Chris Klieman has yet to beat Texas as head coach of the Wildcats, losing last year to Steve Sarkisian in his first meeting with KSU.
Sarkisian mentioned Monday he took a recruiting visit to Kansas State in his time as a player. The Wildcats were led by Bill Snyder at the time.
