Coming off an upset loss in week 6, the Texas Longhorns seemingly bounced back with a triumphant 23-6 win over the No. 6 Oklahoma Sooners for the annual Red River Rivalry in Dallas on Saturday.

The narrative going into the State Fair was John Mateer and the most famous thumb since Tom. Would he start at quarterback for Oklahoma or wouldn’t he? Reporters camped out; social media roiled. Only Mateer’s hand surgeon knew for sure,

Arch Manning was 21-of-27 passing for 166 yards, and Texas got a much-needed 23-6 win over sixth-ranked Oklahoma.

A week after losing to Florida and dropping out of top 25, Texas beats sixth-ranked Oklahoma 23-6 and shows its potential

Live from the Cotton Bowl where 90,000-plus Longhorns and Sooners fans will pour in and split down the middle at the 50-yard line, Arch Manning will lead Texas against sixth-ranked Oklahoma. The Sooners enter the much-anticipated matchup undefeated while the Longhorns are looking to avoid their third loss and keep their playoff hopes alive.

Arch Manning and Texas finally figured some things out on Saturday afternoon and picked up their first Power 4 win of the season.

After a devastating loss last week to Florida, Texas bounced back and upset No. 6 Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry.

While the start of the college basketball season is only a few weeks away, the Texas Longhorns have been busy on the recruiting trail. On Thursday, they get an encouraging update regarding five-star recruit Anthony Thompson. The talented small forward revealed his final six teams, and the Longhorns made the cut.