Learn which TV channel or how to live stream the Mississippi State Bulldogs vs. Texas Longhorns game, Saturday, Oct. 25.

Will Mississippi State football upset Texas and Arch Manning to end its SEC losing streak? Here's our score prediction.

The Texas Longhorns have had a rollercoaster of a season so far. Now, as they enter the second half of their season, the Longhorns aim to rectify their mistakes

The Longhorns have yet to cover when on the road this season and are 2-5 overall ATS. While Texas does have two teams who have yet to win in conference play on the schedule (Mississippi State and Arkansas), they do face three teams who are currently ranked inside the Top 10 of the AP Top 25 (Vanderbilt, Georgia, and Texas A&M).

Sports editor Reid Laymance is in his second tour of duty with the Houston Chronicle. He can be reached at [email protected]. A graduate of Westbury High School and The University of Texas at Austin, Laymance started his career at The Dallas Morning News in 1983 before moving to the National Sports Daily.

The Bulldogs chances of reaching six wins and bowl eligibility took a hit after the loss to Florida, but the chances still exist.

Mississippi State football starting running back Fluff Bothwell is questionable on the Week 9 SEC injury report. The Bulldogs (4-3, 0-3 SEC) are hosting No. 18 Texas (5-2, 2-1) at Davis Wade Stadium on Oct. 25 (3:15 p.m., SEC Network). Bothwell was carted off the field in MSU's Week 6 loss at Texas A&M and didn't play in the next game at Florida.

SEC Network's Chris Doering and Benjamin Watson discuss how the Bulldogs' impressive start to the season can start translating into SEC victories beginning with the Longhorns.

Mississippi State is going with a throwback logo for its homecoming uniforms this weekend against No. 22 Texas.