The Texas Longhorns continue their Big 12 gauntlet on the road against Kansas this week. If you’re expecting Texas to finally break through for a decisive win, this might not be the week.
One advanced stats comparison has Texas projected to score an average of 29.0 points to Kansas’ 28.21 average. The projections give the Longhorns a 52.29 percent chance to win, but for the team in Austin games rarely go as planned.
There’s a wide array of data points for Texas heading into Saturday’s game. The first half of the season, Steve Sarkisian’s team was one of the best performers nearly every week. Quinn Ewers’ unpredictability of late makes it difficult to know what to expect from Sarkisian’s squad.
🏈ADVANCED STATS PREVIEWS: WEEK 12🏈
SATURDAY AFTERNOON🧵
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We can glean a few things from the data, although it looks to favor the Jayhawks in more than a few areas.
Let’s examine a few of the key takeaways from the above projection.