Unranked Florida beat seventh-ranked Texas 27-24 in Austin on Saturday, rallying from a 17-3 deficit in the second quarter, CBS Sports and NBC Sports reported. ESPN's box score confirms the final score. It was the second straight loss for Texas (4-2, 1-2 SEC), which rose to first in the AP poll last month, NBC Sports reported.

Florida scored 24 unanswered points, CBS Sports reported. Tramell Jones Jr., making his first career start in place of the injured Aaron Philo, threw two touchdown passes to Lacota Dippre, NBC Sports reported. Jadan Baugh's touchdown run with just over six minutes left gave Florida a 10-point lead, CBS Sports reported.

Manning answered with a 62-yard pass to Emmett Mosley V on fourth-and-6 and a 9-yard touchdown pass to Cam Coleman with 4:21 left, ESPN's play-by-play shows. That made it 27-24. Texas then forced a three-and-out, CBS Sports reported.

On the next drive, Manning was sacked and fumbled with 1:58 left, and Florida recovered, ESPN's play-by-play shows. Myles Graham made the sack and Kanye Clark recovered the fumble, ESPN's play-by-play shows. Jones later ran 9 yards for a first down on third-and-7, and Florida ran out the clock, ESPN's play-by-play shows.

Manning completed 14 of 20 passes for 173 yards and was sacked five times, NBC Sports reported. He fell to 0-2 against Florida, NBC Sports reported. "Extremely disappointed," Texas coach Steve Sarkisian said, according to NBC Sports. "We didn't play very good football today outside of about the first quarter." Sarkisian did not rule out benching Manning, NBC Sports reported.

"Our team grew today because we fought," Florida coach Jon Sumrall said, according to NBC Sports. Florida (5-2, 3-2 SEC) snapped a two-game losing streak and now has two wins over top-10 teams this season, NBC Sports reported.

Texas pass rusher Colin Simmons, who leads the nation with 10.5 sacks, left for the locker room on a cart in the fourth quarter and did not return, CBS Sports reported.

What we know: Florida beat seventh-ranked Texas 27-24 after Manning's late fumble, handing Texas its second straight loss.
What we don't: Whether Simmons will miss more games, and whether Texas will change quarterbacks.