The Texas Longhorns are used to being the villain of college football. Not many programs in the country have the success, pedigree, and hometown fan support that the Longhorns have in Austin. Part of being the villain of the sport is often having your points come across as amplified, whether for good or bad; it comes down to the message being pushed. For head coach Steve Sarkisian , who took a shot at the College Football Playoff committee in an interview with USA Today , he was tired of holding back any longer and wanted a clear explanation of the parameters they use when picking the 12 teams. For the Longhorns, it was less about sending a message , and more about finally receiving one. Why the CFP Committee Has Become Sarkisian's Bitter Rivals Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning (16) rushes with the ball for a touchdown against the Michigan Wolverines during the second half at Camping World Stadium.…