No. 5 Georgia is hosting No. 10 Texas on Saturday for the first time in program history as the SEC powers collide at Sanford Stadium in a rematch of last year's conference title game. The battle is dripping with intrigue as both are again firmly in the league title hunt and College Football Playoff picture.

The Georgia Bulldogs looked practically unbeatable at home before the Alabama Crimson Tide escaped Sanford Stadium with a victory earlier this season. The Texas Longhorns have what it takes to become the second team to steal one from Athens in 2025.

Georgia will wrap up its SEC slate this weekend against Texas. If the SEC standings and tiebreakers break the right way, the Bulldogs can get to the SEC championship game.

Georgia fans finally will have their chance to see Arch Manning play at Sanford Stadium. He won't be wearing Georgia's red and black, though. No. 5 Georgia (8-1, 6-1 Southeastern Conference, No. 5 College Football Playoff) will face Manning and No.

The SEC has released its official injury for ahead of the Georgia Bulldogs' week 12 matchup against the Texas Longhorns.

Previously, Texas settled for an overtime field goal on its only possession before losing to Georgia in last season's SEC Championship Game and had red-zone malfunctions in playoff semifinal setbacks against Ohio State and Washington back-to-back years with the national title game on the horizon.

Despite both teams carrying top-10 rankings in the AP Top 25, Texas and Georgia do not control their hopes of returning to the SEC title game.