OU football stuns No. 1 Texas with last-second Tate Sandell FG after Arch Manning INT - The Oklahoman
The unranked Oklahoma Sooners defeated the top-ranked Texas Longhorns 27-24 in the Red River Rivalry. A last-second 47-yard field goal by Tate Sandell secured the upset victory for Oklahoma.
Why it matters
This result significantly impacts the SEC standings and college football rankings, marking a major upset in a high-profile rivalry game.
The State Fair of Texas rarely disappoints.
Even if you're a Oklahoma Sooners or Texas Longhorns fan whose team just lost college football's most unique game, there's still plenty to do outside the Red River Rivalry.
Grab a funnel cake. Eat a Fletcher's corny dog . Ride the ferris wheel.
For OU football coach Brent Venables and his unranked Sooners, everything was sweet and savory after pulling of a shocking 27-24 win over the top-ranked Longhorns on Saturday afternoon at the Cotton Bowl.
After having lost three of his first four Red River games as head coach, Venables coached up a gem to pull off an upset that was capped by a 47-yard field goal from Tate Sandell as the final seconds ran off the clock.
John Mateer went 18-for-26 passing for 155 yards for OU (3-2, 1-1 SEC).
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