Red River chaos: Oklahoma knocks off No. 1 Texas 27-24 on a field goal as time expires after two late Arch Manning interceptions
Oklahoma defeated No. 1 Texas 27-24 in a dramatic college football game decided by a last-second field goal. The victory was secured after Oklahoma's defense forced two late interceptions from Texas quarterback Arch Manning.
Why it matters
High-profile college football upsets significantly impact national rankings and the trajectory of the season for major programs.
Oklahoma capitalized on two fourth-quarter interceptions from Texas QB Arch Manning to beat the No. 1 Longhorns 27-24 on a field goal by Tate Sandell as the clock hit zero.
The Sooners had the chance to get Sandell in position for the game-winning 47-yard kick thanks to two incredible catches from Isaiah Sategna III after Courtland Guillory intercepted Manning with 19 seconds to go and the game tied at 24-24.
Guillory's pick came as Texas was seemingly setting itself up for a game-winning field goal of its own. Texas had the chance to take the lead with 1:54 to go, but Gianni Spetic's 53-yard field goal attempt sailed just wide right.
Oklahoma punted the ball back to the Longhorns after failing to get a first down. But Guillory's pick gave Oklahoma new life, and Sategna made the most of the opportunity.
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