AUSTIN - The Texas Longhorns are set to face off against the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday afternoon at Darrel K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, in what is a mus

Quinn Ewers threw two first-half touchdown passes to Gunnar Helm to lead No. 3 Texas to a 31-14 win over Kentucky.

Texas Longhorns defensive lineman Vernon Broughton (45) sacks Kentucky Wildcats quarterback Brock Vandagriff (12) in the first quarter during the first half of an NCAA college football game at Darrell K Royal Texas Memorial Stadium, Austin, Texas ...

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Texas faces Kentucky in the Longhorns' final home game of the regular season, and remains a top contender for the SEC championship and a possible first-round bye in the College Football Playoff.

Positives and negatives interacted closely once again in Texas' 31-14 victory over Kentucky on Saturday at Royal-Memorial Stadium. The Longhorns beat an SEC peer by three scores,

And now for the fireworks portion of the show. Texas’ Quinn Ewers threw two touchdown passes to tight end Gunnar Helm in perhaps the final home game of his career, and the third-ranked Longhorns held on for a sloppy 31-14 win over Kentucky on a sun-splashed Saturday afternoon to set up next weekend’s high-stakes showdown with Texas A&M.

Both Ewers' scoring passes went to tight end Gunnar Helm, the first on a 3-yard pass in the opening quarter and the latter a 17-yard strike in the second quarter. Jaydon Blue rushed for a score and Bert Auburn hit a 49-yard field goal with 0:10 left in the half.

The Longhorns clinch their second consecutive 10+ win season with a 31-14 victory over Kentucky. Texas also moves to 6-1 in the SEC.