Texas beat by Iowa State 30-7

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Ames, Iowa — Iowa State beat Texas 30-7 before a sold-out crowd of 61,500 at Jack Trice Stadium. Texas scored once in the second quarter on a four-yard pass from Hudson Card to Xavier Worthy, then Cameron Dicker made the PAT.

Texas put up 207 yards of total offense compared to Iowa State’s 476 yards. Texas gained 141 yards rushing, then lost 25 yard on a scramble from Hudson Card for a net of only 104 yards for the entire game. Bijan Robinson accounted for 90 yards rushing on 18 carries, Roschon Johnson carried the ball five times for 19 yards, Keilan Robinson three times for 18 yards, Casey Thompson twice for two yards, and Hudson Card seven carries for -25 yards.

Casey Thompson passed for two yards on six attempts and two completions, then Sarkisian replaced Thompson with Hudson Card with 2:11 left on the clock in the 1st quarter. Card completed 14 passes on 23 attempts for 101 yards total, one pass was to Worthy for the touchdown. Card was sacked four times and Thompson once.

Cameron Dicker punted a career high 11 times for 483 yards, his longest was 59 yards and was 1-1 on PAT kick. Dicker now has 363 career points

Bijan Robinson passed the 1,000 rushing yards this season in the first quarter and is the first Longhorn to rush for 1,000 yards since D’Onta Foreman in 2016.

On defense, Brenden Schooler led the team with a career high 12 tackles on the night, all solo.

At the postgame press conference head coach Steve Sarkisian took ownership for the loss and the team’s inability to execute plays while keeping a steadfast resolve saying, “We create our own opportunity through hard work and that’s what we’re going to do. I don’t know any other way to do it than that, and so, you know we don’t have time for feeling sorry for ourselves. This has been a long month of some grueling losses as we all know, and our guys continue to come back and fight back.”

Watch Sarkisian’s full postgame press conference after Iowa State here.

Texas plays Kansas at DKR next on Saturday No. 13 at 6:30 p.m. Will Texas fans sellout DKR? A few tickets remain.

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Terry Middleton

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