The Kentucky game is behind us, and now it’s late November hate week. Texas faced some challenges—particularly in the third quarter—but they got the job done when it mattered most. Meanwhile, the Aggies fell short yet again,

Offensively, the Longhorns were mostly led by their running game, garnering over 250 yards on the ground. Quintrevion Wisner led the way with an astounding 158 yards and a touchdown on 26 carries. Jaydon Blue was also impressive, tallying 96 yards on 15 carries, despite losing a fumble in the third quarter.

With only a couple of days before its final home game of the regular season, the Texas football team got, well, it got a little “feisty,” and Steve Sarkisian couldn’t have been happier about that. It’s not that the fourth-year Longhorn head coach was encouraging any fisticuffs or heated differences of opinion.

The results don't suggest that Kentucky has an elite defense, they are 1-6 in Southeastern Conference play at 4-6 overall, but they had the injury bug hit them. Now, some of the main contributors will be available including outside linebacker JJ Weaver and 345-pound defensive tackle Deone Walker.

But above the emotions of the farewell, Texas has its eyes on defeating the Kentucky Wildcats to keep the hopes for a spot in the SEC Championship alive. The Horns lead the confer