Texas Rallies Past Missouri With Second-Half Surge
No. 10 Texas rallied to defeat No. 19 Missouri 34-20 in Columbia, Missouri, scoring three unanswered touchdowns in the second half.
Myrtle Beach Florence, SC, November 7, 2026 — No. 10 Texas secured a significant victory over No. 19 Missouri, coming from behind to win 34-20 in Columbia, Missouri. The Longhorns’ comeback was fueled by a potent second-half performance, during which they scored three unanswered touchdowns to secure the win.
The game saw Texas, ranked 10th nationally, face off against Missouri, who held the 19th spot in the rankings. The final score indicates a 14-point margin of victory for Texas. The decisive factor in the contest was the team’s ability to overcome a deficit and take control of the game in the latter half. Details regarding the specific sequence of events leading to Missouri’s points or the exact timings of the touchdowns were not provided. However, the report indicates that Texas successfully executed three scoring drives in the second half without Missouri responding, a key turning point in the matchup.
The location of the game was Columbia, Missouri, placing the home-field advantage with the Tigers. Despite the efforts of the Missouri team, Texas managed to shift the momentum and secure the victory. Information about individual player statistics, coaching strategies, or specific game-altering plays beyond the scoring trend was not available in the provided summary. The win marks a notable achievement for No. 10 Texas against a ranked opponent.
Story summarized from the original created by DAVE SKRETTA, Associated Press on www.wbtw.com, see more information here.
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