Texas entered this season as the favorite to win the SEC championship, but those title hopes were nearly undone against a team that was picked to finish second-to-last in the preseason poll.

Giving each position group a letter grade for the Texas Longhorns after their game against the Kentucky Wildcats.

For most of Saturday night, Kentucky football outplayed the preseason No. 1-ranked team. But the result ended just as the past 10 SEC games have for the Wildcats, with a loss. Kentucky used a dramatic late drive to force overtime with Texas, but the Wildcats were unable to score in the extra period.

Mason Shipley kicked a 45-yard field goal in OT and Texas beat Kentucky 16-13, despite a sub-par outing from Arch Manning and the Longhorns defense.

Despite outgaining Texas and dominating time of possession, Kentucky’s offensive struggles in the red zone proved costly in a 16-13 overtime loss at Kroger Field.

There’s at least one game every year that just crushes you, right?” he said in the latest KSR Roadtrip video feature. “Georgia last year, South Carolina the year before, Ole Miss the year before that,

For the first time ever, the No. 21 Texas Longhorns are in Lexington playing the Kentucky Wildcats trying to keep the team’s College Football Playoff hopes alive in a tough environment against a team that has lost three straight SEC games to open the season.

Analyzing whether the four fumbles recovered by the Wildcats were a result of bad fumble luck or bad recovery technique by the Horns.