The No. 4 Texas Longhorns will open their 2024 college football schedule on August 31, versus Colorado State. See below for more.

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2024 Texas Game and TV Schedule

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Texas 2024 Strength of Schedule

• According to their opponents’ combined win total last year (79), the Longhorns have the 28th-ranked schedule in college football.
• Texas will face the 12th-ranked schedule in college football, based on our predictions.
• In terms of toughness — and using its opponents’ projected win total this season — Texas will be facing the 75th-ranked schedule this year.
• In terms of toughness, based on their SEC opponents’ combined win total last season, the Longhorns will be facing the 62nd-ranked conference schedule this year.
• In 2024, Texas will face six teams that had winning records last season, including three that won nine or more games, while facing two squads that notched three or fewer wins a season ago.
• The Longhorns have six games scheduled against teams that made a bowl game last year.

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Texas Stat Insights (2023)

• The Longhorns sported the 35th-ranked defense last year (336.7 yards allowed per game), and they were more effective on the other side of the ball, ranking ninth-best with 477.5 yards per game.
• Texas was a tough opponent for opposing teams last season, as it ranked top-25 in both scoring offense (15th-best with 35.8 points per game) and scoring defense (15th-best with 18.9 points allowed per game).
• The Longhorns had the 17th-best offense last season in terms of passing yards (289.1 passing yards per game), but they ranked 18th-worst defensively (254.4 passing yards allowed per game).
• Texas excelled on both sides of the ball in the running game last season, ranking 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 had the 68th-ranked offense last year in terms of third-down efficiency (38.4% conversion rate), and they were more effective 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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