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McLane Stadium is the venue where Xavier Worthy and the Texas Longhorns (3-0) will take on the Baylor Bears (1-2) on Saturday, September 23, 2023.

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On defense, Texas has been a top-25 unit, ranking 22nd-best by surrendering just 276.3 yards per game. The offense ranks 55th (409.3 yards per game).
Texas is compiling 260 passing yards per game on offense, which ranks them 47th in the FBS. The defense ranks 34th, allowing 180 passing yards per contest.
The Longhorns are totaling 34 points per game on offense, which ranks them 47th in the FBS. On the defensive side of the ball, they rank 26th, surrendering 14.7 points per contest.
From an offensive standpoint, the Longhorns rank 76th in the FBS with 149.3 rushing yards per game. Meanwhile, they rank 32nd in rushing yards allowed per contest (96.3).
Texas is averaging a 37.8% third-down conversion rate offensively this year (89th in the FBS), and is allowing a 31.7% third-down percentage (29th) on the other side of the ball.
With six forced turnovers (26th in the FBS) against one turnover committed (third in the FBS), the Longhorns’ +5 turnover margin is the sixth-best in college football.

In terms of total offense, Baylor ranks 51st in the FBS (418 total yards per game) and 58th defensively (333.7 total yards allowed per game).
Baylor’s pass defense has been paving the way for the team, as it ranks 19th-best in the FBS with 163.7 passing yards surrendered per contest. In terms of offense, it is accumulating 251.7 passing yards per game, which ranks 56th.
With 24.7 points per game on the offensive side of the ball, the Bears rank 91st in the FBS. Defensively, they rank 71st, surrendering 23 points per game.
In terms of rushing, the Bears rank 63rd in the FBS on offense (166.3 rushing yards per game) and 106th defensively (170 rushing yards allowed per contest).
In terms of third-down efficiency, Baylor ranks 80th in the FBS (39.5% third-down conversion percentage) and 56th defensively (35.9% third-down rate allowed).
The Bears have produced three forced turnovers (83rd in the FBS) and committed five turnovers (77th in the FBS) this season for a -2 turnover margin that ranks 102nd in the FBS.