Offensively, the Longhorns were mostly led by their running game, garnering over 250 yards on the ground. Quintrevion Wisner led the way with an astounding 158 yards and a touchdown on 26 carries. Jaydon Blue was also impressive, tallying 96 yards on 15 carries, despite losing a fumble in the third quarter.

The Texas Longhorns hosted their final home game of the football season, drawing fans to watch the match-up against the Kentucky Wildcats for the first time in decades.Tents, BBQ, live music, and a sea of burnt orange—that's the heart of the UT tailgate experience.

Texas faces Kentucky in the Longhorns' final home game of the regular season, and remains a top contender for the SEC championship and a possible first-round bye in the College Football Playoff.

With only a couple of days before its final home game of the regular season, the Texas football team got, well, it got a little “feisty,” and Steve Sarkisian couldn’t have been happier about that. It’s not that the fourth-year Longhorn head coach was encouraging any fisticuffs or heated differences of opinion.

The results don't suggest that Kentucky has an elite defense, they are 1-6 in Southeastern Conference play at 4-6 overall, but they had the injury bug hit them. Now, some of the main contributors will be available including outside linebacker JJ Weaver and 345-pound defensive tackle Deone Walker.

But above the emotions of the farewell, Texas has its eyes on defeating the Kentucky Wildcats to keep the hopes for a spot in the SEC Championship alive. The Horns lead the confer