Big Ten Matchups

Texas vs the Big Ten

Head-to-head, every Big Ten series

Texas vs Big Ten series
Big Ten programRecordSeries
Indiana HoosiersIndiana 0-3 Texas leads
Iowa HawkeyesIowa 1-1 Series level
Maryland TerrapinsMaryland 2-3 Texas leads
Michigan WolverinesMichigan 0-3 Texas leads
Minnesota Golden GophersMinnesota 1-0 Minnesota leads
Nebraska CornhuskersNebraska 4-10 Texas leads
Northwestern WildcatsNorthwestern 1-0 Northwestern leads
Ohio State BuckeyesOhio State 3-3 Series level
Oregon DucksOregon 2-4 Texas leads
Penn State Nittany LionsPenn State 3-2 Penn State leads
Purdue BoilermakersPurdue 0-2 Texas leads
Rutgers Scarlet KnightsRutgers 0-2 Texas leads
UCLA BruinsUCLA 4-3 UCLA leads
USC TrojansUSC 5-2 USC leads
Washington HuskiesWashington 3-3 Series level
Wisconsin BadgersWisconsin 0-1 Texas leads
Combined vs the Big TenCombined 29-42 Texas leads

Series on record since 1933, from the CollegeFootballData game log. Click any program for the full head-to-head and every meeting.

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How Texas fares against the Big Ten. In meetings on record since 1933 it leads 42-29 across 16 Big Ten series, with every series and how to watch below.

How to watch Texas against the Big Ten

Whenever Texas faces a Big Ten opponent, here is how to find the game.

  1. Find the matchup Open the specific series above. Each links to the full head-to-head with every meeting on record.
  2. National TV Big Ten home games air on the conference TV partners (ESPN, ABC, FOX, FS1).
  3. Stream it ESPN+ and the FOX Sports app stream the national windows.
  4. Check kickoff Kickoff and the exact channel are set by the networks before game week. Check the match center.

The Big Ten angle

Across 16 Big Ten series on record since 1933, Texas holds a 42-29 edge on the Big Ten. Its best matchup is Nebraska, at 10-4. USC has the upper hand, ahead 5-2 in that series. The tightest series is with Ohio State, 3-3 and level. Texas has yet to beat Minnesota and Northwestern. Texas has never lost to Indiana, Michigan, Purdue, Rutgers and Wisconsin.

Texas plays in the SEC (Power 4), so every meeting with a Big Ten program is a non-conference game. For the Big Ten's own series, see the Big Ten rivalry pages. For every non-conference matchup in one place, use the matchups hub. For who leads the conference now, the Big Ten standings.

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Texas vs the Big Ten: what to know

Texas Longhorns plays in the SEC (Power 4), so it meets the Big Ten only in non-conference games. This page pulls every Big Ten series on record since 1933 into one view, Texas against Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern, Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State, Purdue, Rutgers, UCLA, USC, Washington and Wisconsin, with the combined record and links to each full head-to-head page. Combined, Texas holds a 42-29 edge in these meetings. For the Big Ten's own series see the rivalry pages, and for every opponent in one place, the matchups hub.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Texas's record against the Big Ten?

Against Big Ten programs combined, the series on record since 1933 sits at 42-29 in Texas's favour. Each head-to-head is broken down below.

Which Big Ten teams has Texas played?

Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern, Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State, Purdue, Rutgers, UCLA, USC, Washington and Wisconsin. Each has its own head-to-head page with every meeting on record.