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Where to watch: Texas vs.UTSA today is only on streaming

You won't find the Texas Longhorns vs. UTSA Roadrunners game on regular or cable TV. It is only on a streaming service or a package extension.

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Where to watch: Texas vs. UTSA today is only on streaming is the current situation for the upcoming college football matchup between the Texas Longhorns and UTSA Roadrunners. Last week, the two teams played in a game that was televised on national network, with ESPN College GameDay providing coverage. However, this week, fans will have to search for the game on streaming platforms, as it will only be available on SEC Network+.

SEC Network+ is a complimentary service to SEC Network, offering exclusive digital events that can be accessed with your TV provider credentials. The game will be played at Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, Texas on September 19, 2026, with kickoff at 7 p.m. CT. The Texas Longhorns will be without several key players, including running back Derrek Cooper (ankle), tight end Nick Townsend (knee), defensive lineman Justus Terry (foot), and offensive lineman Kaden Scherer (knee).

UTSA, on the other hand, has no reported injuries. While UTSA may be a better team than their Week 1 opponent, Texas Longhorns should still dominate the game if mentally prepared. The question remains whether the Longhorns will let the Roadrunners hang around or finish them off, similar to their performance against Texas State.

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