Texas beats Ole Miss
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Texas beat Ole Miss 34-27 on October 24, 2026, leading 24-3 at halftime before a strip sack sparked an Ole Miss comeback that fell short when a throw into the end zone went incomplete. Trevor Goosby, rated the number two offensive tackle in college football, suffered a knee injury in the first quarter and is out for the year; his replacement Andre Cojo gave up the strip sack that became an Ole Miss touchdown. Scouts had more second-round grades than first-round grades on Goosby before the injury. Colin Simmons and Cam Coleman are out for a while, and running back Hollywood Smothers also missed the Ole Miss game, widening the injury questions around the team.
How 6 podcasts covered it
- Nightcap, 2026-10-25 (5:42 to 27:14)
Breaks down the 24-3 lead and the comeback
Breaks down Texas's 34-27 win over Ole Miss: the 24-3 halftime lead, the strip sack that started the comeback, and Manning's two second-half interceptions. The talk stays on his arm strength, his even keel and the weight of the Manning name.
New angle: Texas beat Ole Miss 34-27 after leading 24-3 at halftime. - Nightcap, 2026-10-25 (27:07 to 29:46)
Flags the left tackle injury for the stretch run
Stays on the Texas win but goes to the final drive: after Ole Miss tied it, Texas put together a scoring drive on the ground behind Michael Terry III despite not running the ball consistently all game. Flags the left tackle injury as a problem for the stretch run.
New angle: Texas's left tackle, rated the number two offensive tackle in college football, went down with an injury. - Josh Pate's College Football Show, 2026-10-26 (18:15 to 25:34)
Breaks down the win through the run game
Breaks down the win through the run game: Relique Brown's 157 yards and an 80-yard all-rushing game-winning drive, against an Ole Miss defense that had just held Missouri to 39 rushing yards. Adds the injury timelines - Goosby out for the year, Simmons and Coleman out a while - and Texas at fifth in SEC title odds.
New angle: Trevor Goosby is out for the year; Colin Simmons and Cam Coleman are out for a while. - First Take, 2026-10-26 (17:18 to 20:57)
Adds Goosby's injury and the strip sack
Finebaum and Stephen A. Smith argue over Manning's Ole Miss performance, with Smith citing a 5-of-11, 41-yard second half as a 21-point lead evaporated. Finebaum credits Manning for surviving a rash of injuries, naming Cam Coleman's shoulder and Trevor Goosby's first-quarter knee injury, whose replacement Andre Cojo gave up the strip sack.
New angle: Trevor Goosby suffered a knee injury in the first quarter; his replacement Andre Cojo gave up the strip sack that became an Ole Miss touchdown. - First Take, 2026-10-26 (20:57 to 25:37)
Debates whether Texas can afford a third loss
Debates whether Texas can afford a third loss after beating Ole Miss. Smith says run the table; Finebaum says the Ohio State and Tennessee wins keep Texas in the 12. Argument and framing, no new development. - The Dan Patrick Show, 2026-10-26 (9:50 to 12:07)
Recaps a fun game that shouldn't have been
Recaps the Texas-Ole Miss game as a fun one that shouldn't have been that fun: the big lead, the comeback, the onside kick recovery, and Arch Manning's bad interception. Stays inside the result and the relief of surviving. - The Dan Patrick Show, 2026-10-26 (11:32 to 13:01)
Runs through the weekend and lands on Texas
Runs through the weekend's college results and lands on Texas-Ole Miss as the fun one: the big lead, the comeback, Manning's bad interception and the sigh-of-relief wins. A recap that stays inside the result already on the record. - The Athletic Football Show: A show about the NFL, 2026-10-28 (11:55 to 22:34)
Adds scouts' second-round grades on Goosby
Draft-focused review of the Texas win: scouts had more second-round grades than first-round grades on Goosby before the knee injury, and Chambliss's three-interception night was his first multi-pick game since the 2024 opener at Ferris State.
New angle: Scouts had more second-round grades than first-round grades on Goosby before the knee injury. - The Right Time with Bomani Jones, 2026-10-28 (28:10 to 32:31)
Adds Smothers' absence against Ole Miss
Revisits the Ole Miss win as a must-win that only calmed the water, then turns to whether Manning is allowed to audible at all. The one new item on the record is a second absence: Hollywood Smothers missed the game along with Colin Simmons.
New angle: Running back Hollywood Smothers also missed the Ole Miss game, along with Colin Simmons.