Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian might be making a change ahead of the Cotton Bowl against Ohio State.

The Texas Longhorns have had one glaring weakness over the last two months of their season - the kicking game. Dating back to their Nov. 23 matchup vs. the Kent

The Texas Longhorns advanced to the third round of the College Football Playoff after eliminating the Arizona State SunDevils in a 39-31 round-two victory. Texas is now slated to take on the red-hot Ohio State Buckeyes who just mollywhopped the Oregon Ducks 41-21 in the second round.

Ahead of the Cotton Bowl, Texas Head Coach Steve Sarkisian announced that he would not commit to Bert Auburn handling field goals against Ohio State. Sarkisian stated that they would observe Auburn’s

Texas football is 24-4 over the past two seasons and head coach Steve Sarkisian has the Longhorns primed for the CFP quarterfinals and beyond.

Texas defeated Arizona State in the quarterfinal round after two overtime periods, but the Longhorns could have avoided overtime if kicker Bert Auburn hit another of his field goal attempts. The senior from Flower Mound, Texas, went 1-3 on field goal attempts against the Sun Devils in regulation.

Texas coach Steve Sarkisian described his Longhorns as “massive underdogs” against an on-fire Ohio State team last week. On the eve of Texas’ Cotton Bowl showdown against those Buckeyes, Sarkisian hardly softened his stance.

Ryan Day knows that Ohio State needs to be ready to play in the Cotton Bowl against Texas. Steve Sarkisian is aware that his team has a tough task ahead of them. This Ohio State football team has been dominant so far in the College Football Playoff,

Sark: 'I could probably poll everybody in this room, and you probably all agree they’re the favorite to win the game'