San Jose fails to convert a fourth down in the red zone. With ten minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Spartans will turn the ball over to Texas.

Manning throws a deep ball to the right to Livingstone for 42 yards. Illegal blocking is called on Texas, who receives a 10-yard penalty from the first-down line.

Manning runs the ball in for a 20-yard Texas touchdown off a scramble. The extra point from Shipley is good, and Texas advances to 38-7 over San Jose with 43 seconds left in the third quarter.

Manning is sacked by redshirt freshman cornerback Jaylen Thomas on the 3rd-and-10, fumbling the ball in the come-down and recovering it. Bouwmeester kicks off and San Jose will have the first down on the Texas 42-yard line.

Texas opens up the second half with its first field goal of the year, with Shipley kicking for three points. Nearly five minutes into the first half, the score reads 31-7.

San Jose misses a 50-yard field goal. The score remains 28-7 as both teams head toward the locker room for half time.

Manning is hit on a late blitz and attempts to throw the ball into the endzone, but it’s picked by San Jose redshirt senior safety Jalen Apalit-Williams and returned to the 50-yard line, this time for a San Jose first down.

Hill forces another San Jose fumble, which is recovered by Texas junior safety Jelani McDonald to the 50-yard line. The play is currently under review.

The call is upheld. Texas lines up 1st-and-10 with 50 yards to go down the field.

Eget passes the ball to junior receiver Leland Smith, who is hurried by sophomore cornerback Kobe Black. The play was previously under review to determine whether Smith’s reception over Black’s helmet was complete. It is ruled incomplete and San Jose prepares to punt the ball back to Texas.

San Jose scores its first touchdown of the game, with junior running back Jabari Bates running it in for four yards up the middle after a forceful vertical drive down the field from Eget. The kick is good, and with eight minutes left in the first half, the score is 28-7.

Manning throws another touchdown pass to Endries for 16 yards up the middle. The kick is good and the scoreboard reads 28-0 with 12:56 left in the first half.

Sophomore running back CJ Baxter runs the ball into the endzone, but a flag is thrown on the play. Texas returns to the 16-yard line after a chop block penalty is called.

Sophomore edge Colin Simmons and sophomore defensive tackle Maraad Watson knock down Eget to get the first sack of the game. Sophomore linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. forces a fumble and senior linebacker Trey Moore returns it to the Longhorns’ endzone on the consecutive play, resulting in another Texas turnover at its own 1-yard line.

The call on the field is upheld. Texas starts with a first down on its own 35-yard line.

The opening drive in the second quarter results in another turnover by San Jose. Sophomore running back Lamar Radcliffe lost possession of the ball, which was in turn recovered by Texas defense. The play is under review.

Another Texas touchdown for Livingstone! Manning passes for three yards in the endzone. Shipley’s kick is good and it’s 14-0 against San Jose State with 12 seconds left in the first quarter in DKR.

After Bouwmeester punts off, the ball is immediately intercepted again by Texas on the first drive. Senior cornerback Jaylon Guilbeau picks the ball off and Texas starts at its own 25-yard line.

Texas touchdown! Manning passes deep to redshirt freshman receiver Parker Livingstone for an 83-yard touchdown on the 3rd-and-three. Senior kicker Mason Shipley kicks for the extra point.

San Jose is shut down again with a dropped pass. Carrizosa punts off and sophomore punt returner Ryan Niblett is tackled immediately by the Spartans, placing Texas at the 10-yard line.

Texas quickly boxes San Jose to fourth-and-ten. Spartans redshirt junior punter Trent Carrizosa attempts the punt, but is knocked to the ground. A flag is called on Texas for roughing the kicker and San Jose gets the ball back with a first down and 15-yard boost.

Manning rushes for nine yards, putting the Longhorns at third-and-six on the 45-yard line, before attempting a pass to sophomore wide receiver Ryan Wingo who drops the pass. Bouwmeester punts off, placing the Spartans at the 20-yard line.

San Jose State fails to kick for three after a scramble from redshirt freshman quarterback Walker Eget set the Spartans back to fourth-and-ten on Texas’ 35-yard line.

Kickoff! The Longhorns took their places on the 25-yard line, with junior wide receiver Deandre Moore Jr. running for another 15 yards before a flag was called for holding and sent the Longhorns back.