The Texas Longhorns are No. 1 for the first time since 2008 as they head into their final tune-up game before starting the program's first SEC schedule.

The Texas Longhorns play the UL Monroe Warhawks on Saturday and if you’re looking to do some last-minute betting research, you’re in luck!

If you ask ULM's defensive coordinator Earnest Hill, though, he doesn't see Texas mopping the floor with his team. According to the man himself, Hill thinks that the Longhorns are going to overlook the Warhawks, which will allow them to put together an outing that could shock the top college football team in the nation.

Texas' game vs. ULM will not be broadcast on a traditional television channel. Instead, the game will be broadcast on ESPN+ and SEC Network+. Those who already subscribe to ESPN+ can stream the game through that digital platform.

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian confirmed on Thursday that Manning would start at quarterback due to Quinn Ewers still nursing an abdominal strain suffered against UTSA last week. Manning shined in roughly three quarters of play against the Roadrunners, accounting for five total touchdowns.

Sarkisian said that all three players will be game-time decisions but clarified that each of their injury severities are varying. "They're all limited to some degree," Sarkisian s

Arch Manning gets the starting gig for Texas while Quinn Ewers heals up, and he’ll get a chance to fire away against a surprising ULM team with two weeks off to prepare for this. The Warhawks have been an under-the-radar shocker so far under new head coach Bryant Vincent - his team just beat his old team,