The Texas Longhorns will meet Colorado State in their 2024 season opener, on August 31. For the full Texas schedule, see below.

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2024 Texas Game and TV Schedule

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Texas 2024 Strength of Schedule

• Based on their opponents’ combined win total last year (79), the Longhorns have the 28th-ranked schedule in college football.
• Texas will have the 12th-ranked schedule in college football, based on our predictions.
• According to its opponents’ projected win total this season, Texas will be facing the 75th-ranked schedule in terms of difficulty.
• Based on their SEC opponents’ combined win total last season, the Longhorns will be facing the 62nd-ranked conference schedule in terms of toughness.
• Texas has a schedule that includes six games in 2024 against teams that finished over .500 in 2023 (three of those teams won nine or more games and two of them collected less than four wins).
• The Longhorns’ schedule in 2024 features six returning teams who played in a bowl game.

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Texas Stat Insights (2023)

• The Longhorns ranked 35th in total defense last season (336.7 yards allowed per game), but they thrived on the other side of the ball, ranking ninth-best in FBS with 477.5 total yards per game.
• Texas thrived on both offense and defense last season, ranking 15th-best in scoring offense (35.8 points per game) and 15th-best in scoring defense (18.9 points allowed per game).
• The Longhorns struggled defensively against the pass last season, ranking 18th-worst in FBS (254.4 passing yards allowed per game) this season. However, they ranked 17th-best on the offensive side of the ball, putting up 289.1 passing yards per game.
• Texas clicked on all fronts in the running game last season, as it ranked 25th-best in rushing offense (188.4 rushing yards per game) and best in rushing defense (82.4 rushing yards allowed per game).
• The Longhorns sported the 68th-ranked offense last season in terms of third-down efficiency (38.4% conversion rate), and they were better on the other side of the ball, ranking second-best with a 26.6% third-down percentage allowed.
• With 24 forced turnovers (13th in FBS) against 18 turnovers committed (64th in FBS), Texas’ +6 turnover margin was the 25th-best in college football last season.

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