Longhorns and Sun Devils Set to Face Off
The Peach Bowl is hosting a significant match today, where the Texas Longhorns will take on the Arizona State Sun Devils. A spot in the College Football Playoff semifinals is on the line, promising a thrilling showdown.
Kickoff: 1 p.m. ET
Where to Watch: ESPN
Running Game as Key Factor
Texas’ running game proved to be dominant against Clemson, and it must continue this trend against Arizona State. A strong performance from the running backs could significantly impact the outcome of the game.
Matchup to Watch
Attention will focus on the duel between Texas wide receivers and Arizona State’s secondary. Texas boasts speed with players like Matthew Golden and Ryan Wingo, but ASU is known for its tough defenders. This battle will be crucial for both teams’ chances.
Historical Context of the Peach Bowl
The Peach Bowl has a storied history in the College Football Playoff:
- 2016: Alabama 24, Washington 7
- 2019: LSU 63, Oklahoma 28
- 2022: Georgia 42, Ohio State 41
A Remarkable Journey for Cameron Skattebo
Arizona State’s Cameron Skattebo, who was once without FBS offers, is now a rising star with an impressive season under his belt, including over 1,500 rushing yards. His development has been a significant narrative for the Sun Devils this year.
The Coaches in Focus
Steve Sarkisian leads Texas with a commendable record of 37-16, while Kenny Dillingham is in his second season with Arizona State, holding a 14-11 record.
Series History
Texas leads the all-time series against Arizona State 1-0, with their last matchup in 2007 resulting in a 52-34 victory for the Longhorns.
