Gerry Hamilton

TRACKING THE RED RIVER RIVALRY • The higher-ranked team in the AP Top 25 has won 19 of the last 31 matchups (19-11-1) when at least one of the programs are ranked in the AP Top 25. Texas is responsible for eight of the 11 victories when the lower ranked team pulls off the Red River upset. • Texas has won the turnover battle in eight of the last 10 meetings with OU, with the two teams tying at one turnover apiece in the 2018 Big 12 Championship Game. The team that wins the turnover battle between Texas and OU is 15-7 since 2000. • Nine of the previous 11 meetings between the Longhorns and Sooners had been decided by eight points or less after 15-straight years in which the annual game was decided by at least two scores (1999-2013). Texas leads the all-time series, 29-22-5, when the rivalry game is decided by one possession (eight points or less).

NO SURRENDERING • Texas is one of two FBS programs and the only Power 4 team to not trail this season (Texas and Army). DOMINANT FROM THE JUMP • UT has outscored opponents 56-0 in the first quarter this season. • The Longhorns are one of two FBS teams with zero points allowed in the first quarter, joining Clemson.

HORNS STREAKS • Texas has started 5-0 in back-to-back seasons for the first time since 2008-09 and for just the second time in 50+ years. • UT's 11-straight home wins are the most since the Longhorns carried a 16-game winning streak at home in 2007-10. • The Longhorns are 15-1 at home over the last three seasons with their only loss being a one-point defeat to No. 1 Alabama (20-19) in 2021. • Texas has recorded eight-straight road wins - the most since registering eight-consecutive road wins from 2008-10. • Coming in at No. 1 in the AP and Coaches Poll, Texas has clocked in a No. 1 ranking for the fourth-consecutive week after being ranked No. 1 in the AP Poll from Sept. 15-29 and earning the No. 1 ranking in the Coaches Poll on Sept. 29. • The Horns have earned a Top-10 ranking for 21 weeks in a row.

SARK'S STAMPEDE • Under head coach Steve Sarkisian, the Longhorns are 19-3 in their last 22 games with their only three losses coming against top-12 teams. • In Sarkisian's first 22 games as head coach at Texas, UT went 11-11. •Through five games this season, the Texas offense under Steve Sarkisian is averaging 513.6 yards per game and 7.30 yards per play. The yards per game is on pace to surpass the UT single-season record set in 2005 (512.1), while the yards per play would be on pace to be second behind only the 1993 team (7.44). Last season’s offense finished third (477.5) and fourth (6.67) in those categories, respectively. The current 322.2 passing yards per game would also be on pace for a UT record, held by the 2008 team (308.3).

(LAST 10 MEETINGS) 2015...........Dallas........................W........................ 24-17 2016...........Dallas........................ L......................... 40-45 2017...........Dallas........................ L......................... 24-29 2018...........Dallas........................W........................ 48-45 2018...........Arlington+................. L......................... 27-39 2019...........Dallas........................ L......................... 27-34 2020...........Dallas........................ L............... 45-53 (4OT) 2021...........Dallas........................ L......................... 48-55 2022...........Dallas........................W.......................... 49-0 2023...........Dallas........................ L........................... 34-30

Series History Overall Record ........................................................Texas leads, 63-51-5 Neutral.....................................................................Texas leads, 52-47-4 Venables vs. Texas ............................................................................ 1-1 Sarkisian vs. Oklahoma..................................................................... 1-2 Current Streak ......................................................... Texas, Lost 1 (2023) Last Meeting .......................................................Oklahoma 34, Texas 30 Longest Texas Streak...................................Won 8, twice (last 1958-65) Longest Oklahoma Streak......................................Won 6 (last 1952-57) Largest Texas Win..................................... Texas 49, Oklahoma 0 (2022) Largest Oklahoma Win ........................... Oklahoma 65, Texas 13 (2003)

TELEVISION Network .......................................................................... ABC Play-by-Play....................................................... Chris Fowler Analyst............................................................ Kirk Herbstreit Reporter...............................................................Holly Rowe

Don’t disagree … especially ‘if’ Texas is coming off a W over OU … will be a wild scene And add this … Georgia is in a near must win scenario. If the Dawgs lose October 19 - no margin for error left to make the playoff

BTW, this isn’t an outlier on Williams in the first round Dane Brugler and another is saying the same The NFL scouts are telling those guys they love that upside

Always … but Cam is gone if he’s a first round grade.

I would be surprised if Barron went 1st. Not sure the testing numbers will be there, but would love to be proven wrong

Tremendous right there. Hat tip

NFL loves what Cameron Williams will become after a year of seasoning in the league IMO If he plays well the next two weeks, he may be better than 60-40 to be a 1st rounder

Stud!! Love the offer

Bobby will talk about that on Coffee&Football ... I don't know the exact coordinates. Inside the fair Saturday Frisay at the Texas exes golf tournament at Firewheel

Songbird! Well done Dancing with a tub of mayo to it ... puts it in a different light lmao

It's happening!

That was from the two Vanderbilt fans that live in Dallas

Can't wait for the State Fair and the Saturday pregame show!

Hicks junior HUDL: http://www.hudl.com/v/2QDEgb http://www.hudl.com/v/2QDKhv

Important note on Texas 4-star S commit Zelus Hicks One reason Texas isn't heavily pursuing another 2025 safety right now is there is still at least a 50-50 chance Zelus Hicks ends up reclassifying to the 2025 class. OTF would probably put it at a 75% chance he ends up in the 2025 class, as of today. Hicks, 6-1.5 and 190-pounds, committed to the Longhorns September 12. Safeties coach Blake Gideon and area recruiter Tashard Choice led the recruitment of Hicks. Hicks attended the Mississippi State game, and may be back for the Georgia game. The possibility also remains his family moves to the DFW area in the future.

That's Jackson Arnold on his way to the portal

That's a great quote from Kirby Smart!