CJ Vogel

That is all from Coach Smart. Now Texas HC Steve Sarkisian.

Absolutely will. It's one of his best qualities as a head coach imo.

Georgia HC Kirby Smart says he has not had any conversations with or about CB Julian Humphrey, who announced his intent to portal Sunday morning.

"We have to play better than we have been playing, because Texas is a really good team." – Kirby Smart.

Smart says the key to facing a team twice is to not overthink what you do well.

Smart says he didn't think UGA ran the ball well vs. Texas the first time around. "There is a lot of work to be done on our side this time around."

When asked about what needs to be cleaned up on his team, Kirby Smart said "the list is too long."

Smart says he doesn't see much of an identity change with the Texas offense. Added the running game has added a level of physicality and the offensive line has improved. "They have a great passer and great wideouts." Added Texas has "Their tight end is playing as one of the best in the country."

Smart says Texas has major disruption and size on the DL. Smart said he thought the Texas "offensive line was elite last night" vs. Texas A&M against what might be the best DL in the conference.

On CB Julian Humphrey – "We are worried about the guys that are here." Humphrey announced he would enter the portal.

Smart says it is an extreme honor to make this game with the schedule teams have to go through in the SEC on a yearly basis. "We put the years of an SEC Championship on the walls, and they are there forever."

Smart says he was worried a month and a half ago and is worried now about the scheme and talent the Longhorns possess.

Kirby Smart: "Texas is a super quality team... Their team has navigated the SEC really well." Smart says Texas is extremely big and physical on both trenches.

Both Kirby Smart and Steve Sarkisian will speak for roughly 20 minutes or so with SEC reporters in regards to the SEC Championship Game and what is at stake as the postseason begins. The Longhorns and Bulldogs will face off in Atlanta on December 7th.

The game is finally here. For 13 years we were robbed of this game, and now it returns in all of its glory. Texas and Texas A&M – the winner to the SEC Championship in Atlanta on December 7th. Let me start with this, the atmosphere is unbelievable. *** 1st Quarter Texas kicks off to begin the game. Touchback. Texas defense on the field first. A&M takes a vertical shot to Terry Bussey who gets lost in coverage on the second play of the game for a gain of 27. Barryn Sorrell jumps offsides on 3rd and 3 to move the chains. Cannot provide freebies in this game on the road. Can’t do it. A&M is finding a lot of space through the air right now, something I did not expect to be the case. Texas secondary and linebackers have to clean this up and force tight window throws. What a stop on 3rd and 4th down by the Texas defense! Huge momentum switch after the Aggies storm down the field with relative ease. Texas goes three and out. A double-move to start to Isaiah Bond who did not run very hard and then a miscommunication on a hurry-up look between Ewers and Helm and Texas punts the ball back to A&M. That was unbelievable by Michael Taaffe. Not just to get to the spot on the field, but to get a foot down in bounds. Wow! I did not have a 26-yard rush by Quinn Ewers on my bingo card and he was about six inches from going 70+ to the house. Kelvin Banks is down in pain. Trevor Goosby is already in the game. Okay! Texas is showing some life running the football at the moment. Tre Wisner with back to back runs of 22 and 11 yards. The run game is working right now. I would continue to pound the rock until A&M reacts and then the intermediate will come as a result. The screen game is not going to work tonight for the Longhorn offense. Elko has a pair of really smart LBs and they are waiting for it on every single snap. What a freakish turn this game has taken! 4th and 1, Texas opts to roll out Arch Manning for the snap and he takes a read option keeper 15-yards to the crib for the first touchdown. We had heard all week there was going to be some sort of Arch package this week and that’s a heck of a wrinkle to unveil on 4th down on the 2nd drive of the game. Texas leads 7–0. Texas defense has settled in a good bit. They are playing sound football on this third drive. A&M having to grind out all three downs to scratch the line to gain. End of 1st Quarter ••• Texas leads 7-0 Texas did a really nice job of settling in, quieting the crowd and playing their own style of ball which included ground and pound on the offensive side of the ball. Through one quarter, Texas is winning the LOS battle. Tremendous play by Vernon Broughton who was turned loose to bring down Marcel Reed for the first sack of the game. Brings up a lengthy third down and the Longhorn D gets off the field on a 3rd down screen attempt. Texas gets the ball back at the 20 after a touchback. That was an unbelievable window Ewers fit that pass to Helm in for the conversion on 3rd down. Heck of a snag, but man what a big play to move the chains and help flip some field. Jaydon Blue misses a block on a screen and then misses his assignment on a sack by Taurean York. He has to be better. That was an unbelievable throw by Quinn Ewers to Matthew Golden for 45 yards, maybe the best of the season there for No. 3. Elko has no answer for Arch Manning currently, just wasted a timeout. What a beauty of a catch by Jaydon Blue, maybe the best play he has made the entire season. After review, Blue has possession and gets a foot in bounds. What a throw and catch there. Huge play for the Texas offense to go up two scores. A stop here and the Longhorns can really run this up. Wooooo…. I thought that might have been a targeting call on Andrew Mukuba, but the officiating crew sees it differently. Three and out for the Texas defense, which has been spectacular. Quinn Ewers has been absolutely spectacular in this second quarter. He htis Ryan Wingo for a 35-yard gain and the Longhorns are into A&M territory. Another big time play for Ewers who evades pressure, hits a pump fake and Helm adds another hurdle to his tally. What a play. This has been a superb second quarter for Quinn Ewers. Texas A&M ran 10 plays for 33 yards on the final offensive possession before halftime, they have no vertical threats and no real attempts to stretch the field. Texas is sitting on everything and as a result, get another fourth down stop. Bert Auburn misses from 48. Long kick, but it’s adding to a lengthy list of miscues. *** Halftime ••• Texas Leads 17–0 *** Texas gets the ball to start the 2nd half. First play is a completion to Gunnar Helm on an easy pitch and catch for eight yards. A couple of first downs, but ultimately Texas fails to convert on 3rd down and punts. Punt went into the end zone, so really it was only a 25 yard punt. First rush attempt for the Texas A&M offense is the most successful of the night and the Aggies are out by midfield. Alfred Collins has been spectacular at batting passes at the line of scrimmage this year. Another one goes straight up in the air and should have been picked off by Barryn Sorrell. Aggies punt back to Texas with 10:38 in the 3rd quarter. Texas is storming right now down the field. The run game looks great, and finally there is some space for the screens after the catch. Moved right into the red zone and could put this out of reach. Annnnnddddddd – pick six. DJ Hicks bats the ball at the line of scrimmage and the Aggies go 93-yards to the house for the first points of their evening. Texas will need a strong answer here, this game should be out of reach and instead it is reviving the A&M fanbase. Texas needs a lengthy drive to settle things back down and it would be even better if they found the end zone. Tre Wisner has been spectacular (again) tonight. Now up to 141 rush yards and Texas is firmly into the red zone. Geez, man. Ewers scrambles on the outside and fumbles. Two consecutive turnovers on two drives in the red zone in this 3rd quarter. Texas has dominated, yet A&M is in a position to make this a one score game. Texas won the time of possession in the 3rd quarter 12:34 to 2:19, yet lost the scoring battle 7–0. *** 4th quarter *** Texas A&M has done just enough to move the ball here. Over midfield after the intermission. Liona Lefau has been spectacular tonight. A passed deflection and a forced fumble which Reed hopped back on. Maybe my player of the game tonight on defense. Andrew Mukuba! Another big time PBU to force a punt. Texas must take care of the football and they must take off some time with this drive. Tre Wisner now over 160 yards on the ground. Texas is trying to take off some time from the clock, yet back to back A&M defenders have gone down with injuries to delay that progress. There is no reason for there to be miscommunications between Ewers and Bond in this stage of the game. Just absolutely none. Ewers throws to the sticks. Bond runs ten yards, Incomplete. Next, Texas A&M blocks the punt and gets the ball immediately in the Longhorns red zone. Disaster upon us? We will see. I am running out of superlatives for this Texas defense. An unreal stop on the goal line leaves A&M without points and roughly 3:00 of the clock. Texas has the ball back just over 4:00 remaining and Elko has two timeouts left. Texas has closed out ballgames each of the last two weeks, none would be biggest than if they could do it tonight. 2:00 timeout. Texas was a first down from icing the ballgame. A&M has one final bit of life. Trey Moore! Strip sack! Texas is going to the SEC Championship Game for a rematch with Georgia. View full news story

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