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Texas Football Faces Major Changes After Second Consecutive Loss
- Texas suffered a 27-24 loss to Florida, marking their second consecutive defeat.
- Steve Sarkisian may overhaul the offense and reconsider Arch Manning's role as quarterback.
- The Longhorns climbed to No. 1 early in the season but are now on a slide.
- A second straight loss to an unranked team has raised concerns in Austin.
- The university may consider Sarkisian's buyout and contract details amid the team's struggles.
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KXAN Austin·
Offensive struggles plague No. 7 Texas again in 27-24 loss to Florida