Red River Rivalry
"Red River Rivalry / Red River Shootout"

Oklahoma
Big 12 Conference

Texas
SEC
Texas leads 64-51-5
Overview
Played at neutral site (Cotton Bowl, Dallas) during State Fair of Texas. Both fan bases split stadium 50/50. One of CFB's most storied matchups.
Dates to 1900. Rooted in regional pride between border states. Cotton Bowl location unique since 1912.
Impact & Significance
Neutral site creates equal footing. Often decides Big 12 Championship berth.
Notable Moments
- •Texas 50-7 demolition of Oklahoma (2003)
- •Texas victory led to National Championship game (2009)
- •Barry Switzer Oklahoma dominance (1980s)
- •Colt McCoy era Texas success
- •Mack Brown's coaching excellence
Legendary Players
Barry Switzer, Mack Brown, Bob Stoops, Colt McCoy, Sam Bradford, Earl Campbell, Ricky Williams
Traditions & Culture
State Fair of Texas atmosphere. Burnt orange vs. crimson at Cotton Bowl.
Recruiting Impact
Both schools compete for Texas HS talent. Major recruiting implications.
Quick Facts
First Game
1900
Total Games
121
Series Lead
Texas leads 64-51-5
All-Time Records
Texas: 64 wins, Oklahoma: 51 wins, 5 ties
Trophy
Golden Hat
Conference
Big 12 / SEC