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Oct 7, 2026 32 min

Would A Loss to Oklahoma Be CATASTROPHIC for Texas?

from On Texas Football Hosted by Bobby Burton

Jeff Howe, Bobby Burton, Gerry Hamilton and Rod Babers examine the enormous stakes surrounding the Red River Rivalry. Texas may be the better team, but style points are irrelevant in a matchup defined by physicality, momentum swings and chaos. Can the Longhorns deliver an early knockout blow, or will costly mistakes give Oklahoma the belief it needs to pull off a season-altering upset? The panel also explains how a third consecutive victory over the Sooners would represent another major step forward for Steve Sarkisian’s program. Texas must protect the football, control the rushing battle and prevent John Mateer from carrying Oklahoma’s offense. With two elite defenses and limited scoring opportunities, the Longhorns may need to survive another close game to leave the Cotton Bowl with the Golden Hat.

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