Overview
- The Red River Rivalry ended when Tate Sandell drilled a 47‑yard field goal as time expired to give Oklahoma a 27-24 win.
- The game, played Saturday, Oct. 10, turned on two fourth‑quarter Arch Manning interceptions, including a Peyton Bowen pick‑six, and a blocked punt returned for a touchdown.
- Texas outgained Oklahoma 382 to 238 but missed a 53‑yard field goal and suffered special‑teams miscues that directly swung the score.
- Poll voters punished the Longhorns, dropping Texas from No. 1 to No. 6 in the US LBM Coaches Poll, and commentators sharply criticized Manning, the kicking game, and coaching decisions.
- Oklahoma earned a signature rivalry victory — its first over an AP No. 1 since 2007 — while Texas now faces urgent questions and a home game vs. Florida to show whether it can rebound.