The Texas Longhorns are set to face the Vanderbilt Commodores on Saturday for week 10 of college football — here is how they compare.

As if four consecutive games away from DKR Memorial Stadium wasn't enough, No. 20 Texas will host No. 9 Vanderbilt in their first home game since Sept. 29.

While the Texas Longhorns are focused on winning a national title, they are also keeping an eye on the future. On Tuesday, they entered the recruiting battle for 2027 prospect Blake Jenkins. The talented cornerback has the potential to be an elite player and is now on the Longhorns' radar.

For week 10 of college football, the No. 20 Texas Longhorns will face off against the No. 9 Vanderbilt Commodores at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium on Saturday.

The Longhorns have a new coach and a mostly new lineup.

Notre Dame's best-case scenario is a 10-2 finish with ranked wins over USC and likely Navy, as long as the unbeaten Midshipmen handle North Texas this weekend. And, in Texas Tech's case, the Red Raiders need to win out and take the Big 12 to guarantee a spot in the playoff.

Caldwell found his way to Austin as Texas’ backup quarterback at the last minute. He entered the transfer portal out of Troy during the post-spring transfer window and didn’t commit to Texas until early May, landing with the Longhorns less than four months before the season started.

Texas was able to walk away from Starkville with an OT win yesterday, but poor OL play and shaky defensive performance leaves questions

This season, Vanderbilt's Diego Pavia has emerged as one of college football's top quarterbacks. As Texas coach Steve Sarkisian put it Monday, "Obviously, the quarterback is the tip of the spear."

In the Longhorns' latest SEC road win, Hill led the team with a career-high 2.5 sacks and four pressures. The Texas native also forced one tackle and recorded double-digit tackles for the second straight game and third time this season. With Hill in vintage form, Texas was able to squeeze out a much-needed overtime win.