Unbeaten and No. 2-ranked Texas enters its first of two bye weeks and knows it has plenty to work on. After all, the Longhorns didn’t even score 50 points last Saturday. What’s up with that? Yeah, the measuring stick has changed in the 512 because Steve Sarkisian appears to be on track to building a monster with a team that currently ranks 11th nationally in scoring offense and tied for second in scoring defense.

Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian walked through his approach to ensure Quinn Ewers doesn't miss a step when he returns from his injury.

Though Xaver Worthy has been busy trying to help the Kansas City Chiefs reach their third straight Super Bowl, he hasn't stopped keeping tabs on his alma mater, the University of Texas, on Saturdays.

Schematically, the Longhorns adjusted throughout the game to the Bulldogs' run-heavy approach. On its first defensive possession of the game, Texas lined up with a three-man front a handful of times and never returned to that look in a standard down situation for the rest of the game.

Is Texas Longhorns star wideout Isaiah Bond the new Xavier Worthy? As ESPN's Matt Miller wrote on Monday, "scouts are buzzing" about Bond who has