History & Records
120+ Years of College Football's Greatest Rivalry.
All-Time Series Record
Texas Longhorns
Oklahoma Sooners
Longest Winning Streaks
Recent Years Results
Latest matchups in the rivalry history
Texas retained the Golden Hat Trophy with dominant defensive performance. Arch Manning led the Longhorns offense as Oklahoma was held scoreless in the second half.
No. 1 Texas dominated No. 18 Oklahoma with 34 unanswered points after Oklahoma kicked an opening field goal. Quinn Ewers returned from injury to lead the Longhorns in their first SEC matchup.
No. 12 Oklahoma defeated No. 3 Texas on a last-second touchdown. Dillon Gabriel threw a 3-yard TD pass to Nic Anderson with 15 seconds left in their final Big 12 meeting.
Historic shutout! Texas delivered one of the most dominant performances in rivalry history, shutting out Oklahoma completely.
Highest-scoring game in rivalry history! Oklahoma overcame a 28-7 deficit behind true freshman Caleb Williams. Kennedy Brooks scored the game-winner with 3 seconds left.
Longest game in rivalry history! Oklahoma defeated Texas 53-45 in quadruple overtime. Spencer Rattler connected with Drake Stoops for the game-winning TD in 4OT.
Texas has won 3 consecutive games against Oklahoma in 2022, 2024, and 2025
Wins by Decade
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Neutral Territory Since 1932
The game has been played at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas since 1932, making it one of the few major college football rivalries played at a neutral site.
50-50 Stadium Split
The Cotton Bowl is divided exactly in half—Texas fans on the south side in burnt orange, Oklahoma fans on the north in crimson.
Highest Scoring Game
Oklahoma 65, Texas 13 in 2003—the most points ever scored in the rivalry.
The Golden Hat Trophy
Created in 1941, the winner takes home a 10-gallon bronze hat painted gold. Texas currently holds it with 65 total wins.