Want to watch the Texas Longhorns vs. Mississippi State Bulldogs in person on Saturday, Sept. 28? Tickets still remain for as little as $77.

Mississippi State's depth chart has undergone a few changes as the Bulldogs prepare to face No. 1 Texas.One of those changes was expected with Mississippi State announcing quarterback Blake Shapen will miss the rest of the 2024 season with a shoulder injury.

Ticket prices for Mississippi State at Texas begin at $69 in the upper deck on StubHub. Seats in the lower bowl are starting at $113. To see a full list of ticket prices, visit StubHub. MORE: What Blake Shapen season-ending injury means for Mississippi State football at quarterback

See the start time and TV channel info for Mississippi State football's Week 5 game at Texas, a new member of the SEC.

Texas fans have waited three years, two months, and now, just five more days for its first SEC football game after originally learning about the planned move in

Texas football appears to have earned its No. 1 ranking. This weekend, that ranking will be put to the test when the Longhorns welcome the Mississippi State Bulldogs to Austin for a Southeastern Conference showdown.

Here comes the SEC, ready or not. Well, that’s probably not the best summation as Texas opens play in its new conference Saturday when downtrodden Mississippi State comes to town. After all, the Longhorns,

No. 2 Texas (4-0) will play its first conference contest in the SEC this weekend. That debut will come against Mississippi State.

No. 2 Texas didn't miss a beat in Arch Manning's first UT start in place of the injured Quinn Ewers. Four takeaways we saw from the Longhorns' win.

Fans showed up to support the Longhorns as they took on the University of Louisiana Monroe in their last nonconference opponent of the regular season.

With Quinn Ewers out, Arch Manning had a performance with some highs and some lows that reflected his youth and inexperience.