Ten of the 13 FBS programs in Texas are headed to the postseason with eight qualified for bowls and two in the College Football Playoff. We rank them from most to least interesting ahead of bowl season. 

Cy Ranch 2027 DL Amari Vickerson revealed his Top 8 list earlier today between Texas, Texas A&M, Houston, SMU, Michigan, Ohio State, Florida and Florida State.

Key signings, fan favorite and the super sleeper of the Early Signing Period.

Texas football dominates Week 14 as five teams chase the College Football Playoff, four push for conference titles, and three FBS program fights for bowl eligibility in a historic season.

Texas football is driving the national conversation, with SMU, A&M, UNT, Tech and more shaping the playoff race as Week 13 delivers clarity, chaos, and momentum across the Lone Star State.

College football Week 13 in Texas: CFP hopes, ACC and Big 12 races, bowl eligibility battles, and key matchups shaping the postseason outlook for programs statewide.

The Lone Star State is still in the thick of the CFP hunt. With A&M locked in and Texas Tech, SMU, and North Texas controlling their paths, we break down every remaining scenario.

Ten of Texas’ 13 FBS teams took the field in a pivotal Week 11 that saw the Aggies inch closer to the SEC title game, the Red Raiders rise into national contention, and SMU stay alive in the ACC race.

Six of the 13 college football programs in Texas are still alive in the College Football Playoff race and three - Texas A&M, Texas Tech, and Texas - were ranked inside the Top 11 of the first rankings. Here are the road maps for each of the six teams to make the playoffs in 2025.