How to watch Longhorns, Aggies in Week 14

Texas football faces Texas A&M this Saturday, and the stakes are as high as they can get. If Longhorn win, they will knock the Aggies out of College Football Playoff contention and will face Georgia in the Southeastern Conference championship game. If Texas A&M wins, they will take that spot and put Texas in an interesting situation in terms of its playoff resume.

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers was knocked up against Kentucky, but he should be good to go for Saturday’s game. The two teams haven’t played each other since 2011, and while the current Longhorns may not have a fond memory of that game, the Aggies do.

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Texas A&M left tackle Trey Zuhn III has a family steeped in three generations of maroon tradition. He and his teammates wanted nothing more than to play in their first SEC championship game at the expense of the hated Longhorns. Texas coach Steve Sarkisian is a fan of college football tradition and understands what’s at stake beyond his teams’ playoff chances.

Here’s everything to know about the game, including time, date, TV and streaming information and more: