What channel is Texas on today? Live stream, time, TV schedule to watch Longhorns vs. UTSA

Coming off one of the biggest wins in recent history, new No. 1 Texas welcomes UT San Antonio to Austin on Saturday.

On the heels of the stunning comeback to knock off top-ranked Ohio State and with games against Tennessee and Oklahoma up next on the docket, staying focused will be key for the Longhorns in this one.

The Roadrunners are 2-0 and have yet to turn the ball over this season. Quarterback Owen McCown (son of former NFL QB Josh) has 489 passing yards and four TDs through two games, while Will Henderson III leads the ground game.

Of course, dealing with the Longhorns in Austin is quite a different challenge than facing UT-Rio Grande Valley and Texas State , but that's the task at hand for the Roadrunners on Saturday.

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Texas vs. UTSA will not air on a traditional television channel. Fans can watch the game with SEC Network+, which is available via the ESPN app . Clay Matvick and Rocky Boiman will be on the call.

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Kickoff time for Texas vs. UTSA is set for Saturday at 8 p.m. ET. The game will be played at Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin.

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