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.

Arch Manning passed for two touchdowns and ran for another score, and No. 1 Texas got another standout performance from its defense to earn the program’s first Southeastern Conference victory, 35-13 over Mississippi State.