The Oklahoma-Texas rivalry, known as the “Red River Shootout” is one of the most intense rivalries in American sports. I’d rank it in the top 3, along with Alabama-Auburn, the “Iron Bowl” and Michigan-Ohio State, “The Game”.
I'm an OU fan, so obviously I agree with this, but I would add also Florida vs Georgia to the best rivalry comment. It's known as 'The World's Largest Cocktail Party'.
You must only be talking college sports (which is predominately southern). Rivalries like Redsox vs Yankees or Bruins vs Canadians are way bigger than any college football game
@@RayD_19 A former OU football coach, who had previously coached in a Superbowl, said the atmosphere at the OU-Texas game was more intense than the Superbowl.
Texas and Oklahoma are each others’ biggest rivals. There’s really no way to describe the incredible atmosphere of this game without being there. If you lads ever get the chance to go, you won’t regret it!
It's a neutral site at the Texas State Fair; each campus (Austin & Norman) are about equidistant from the game. That's about 92,000 fans, split equally at the 50-yard line with Oklahoma at the south (right of the broadcast) and Texas at the North. There are thousands outside also watching on big screens. You can just make out the Burnt Orange vs Crimson & Cream colors split at the 50. They take turns as Home team so Texas is home this year, and Oklahoma will be next year. Home team gets to bring their sponsored recruits on official visits, but not the "visitor." So next year Oklahoma will have recruits. The Red River separates the two states, thus the name of the game. Texas and A&M haven't played since 2011, while Texas and Oklahoma play every year and have met 118 times. This rivalry will continue next year as they both move to the SEC.
@@kevinellis5075it’s split 50/50 in Dallas not Austin where it would be 100k Texas fans and 5k Ou fans. Or if it were in Oklahoma it’d be 79k Ou fans 5k Texas fans.
I've always liked the fact that the first game between the two schools was in 1900. Oklahoma achieved statehood in 1907. Meaning football first then statehood.
Atta boy Daz! BOOMER This game is held annually at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, which is halfway between Norman, OK and Austin, TX. The fans are split 50/50
And they are not on opposite sides of the field like a normal game. The Texas fans wrap around one end of the field and the Oklahoma fans around the other end. That way for each team it feels like a home game (your supporters) at one end and an away game (their supporters) at the other end. The game is always held the week of the Texas state fair which is going on outside the stadium complete with ferris wheels, games and more food than should be legal. It may be the ultimate party atmosphere and this was the 119th playing of the Red River Shootout (the name was changed a few years back due to over sensitive people).
@@Surfbird11Yes. This enables people to have roughly the same seats every year. It also ensures that the two fan bases don’t intersect in the “cheap” seats.
BOOMER SOONER BABY!!! This was such an emotional win for our team considering Texas wiped the floor with us this time last year with a 49-0 score. As Deion Sanders would say, it was personal. Texas A&M is a big rival to Texas, but I'd say we (Oklahoma) are the biggest rival to them. They are for us. The Red River Rivalry is one of the biggest games in college football for that reason.
As a longhorn fan this is the only rivalry I actually care about, if Texas and OU didn't play the season wouldn't be fun anymore. Even if half my life OU has dominated this series lol I still love it.
Sark seems to be a solid coach for you guys. Texas had a great team last year and probably an even better team this year in terms of having a more well rounded team on both sides of the ball. I'm glad OU and Texas are going to keep this rivalry game alive going into the SEC. College football needs games like these. Best of luck to you guys the rest of the season! @@hostileactual7655
@@hostileactual7655 As much as I dislike Texas, I hold our rivalry near and dear. There's nothing like it. I've been to 12 of the games in my lifetime, and I'm an even 6-6. This year's edition felt like the editions of old from the early 2000s when both were ranked in the top 10. Brought back lots of memories!
Texas fan here, very depressed about losing this game but oh well. I grew up going to the Texas OU game every year. It takes place at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas Texas in the middle of the Texas State Fair (not to be confused with the Cotton Bowl Classic, which is the name of a post season game held at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas). The game has been played there every year with no interruptions since the 1930s. Fans are split 50/50 down the 50 yard line. It is almost always crazy and unpredictable, upsets are very common.
It's the best rivalry in college sports by far. Two power house programs meet every year in a bowl game type game and it's amazing how the field is split 50/50 back and forth momentum. As an Oklahoma fan I can name every big player who ever made a big play in this game since I've been alive. I can also name every player that broke OUr heart because they made a big play for Texas. Players become legends in this game. I just love this rivalry!
Of course I am being biased. But the Ou/Tx, Cotton Bowl/ Red River Shootout, is the most anticipated and exciting rivalry game in CFB. It happens in October, during the Texas State Fair, on a Neutral site. It doesn't really matter if either team is ranked. Both teams are going to fight to beat the other. Oklahoma and Texas hate each other in CFB. We are the biggest rivalry in CFB, and we have the biggest rivalry game EVERY YEAR! Red River Shootout!
For the past 8 or so years, this game was decided by one score. Which just helps give credence to it being one of, if not the best, rivalry in football.
This is at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. The Texas State Fair is happening outside of the stadium, largest fair in the USA. Roller coasters, carnival games, fried meats on sticks and animal shows... Its amazing! The crowd is split 50/50 between Texas and Oklahoma fans. This is one of the best experiences in college football.
Another tidbit of trivia that adds to this game: someone mentioned the overall win/loss record of the series (63-51 & ties). But, since 1955 (and before last Saturday) the record was 33-33-3. Yep. Totally dead even (level???). With the win by the Sooners it is now 34-33-3… again, since 1955. The game is different from ANY OTHER rivalry in that the stadium is split 50-50 along the 50-yard line, and, basically 100,000 fans plunked down into the middle of the largest state fair in the United States; rides and fried food literally steps away from every gate to the stadium! Greatest game on earth!!!
You should really see this in person. If your ever in Dallas during the first week or so of October. Nothing compares to this GAME ! It is a neutral game where they split the seats right at the 50 so half Oklahoma half Texas.It's crazy plus you have the state fair going on ! BOOMER SOONER !
BOOMER SOONER! I would say this is the biggest rivalry not just for Texas but in all of college football. To give you a little history (there is much more to it) but this rivalry has been going on since before Oklahoma was a state in the United States of America. No lie. This game can determine the whole season for both of these teams. Glad you enjoyed it. This was a great game. Much love and keep on keepin on J.
Everyone laughed in August when I posted that OKLAHOMA will be undefeated and will win the National Championship!! SO FAR SO GOOD!! OFFICE BLOKE DAZ COME TO NORMAN OKLAHOMA AND WATCH OKLAHOMA PLAY IN "THE PALACE ON THE PRAIRIE!"
This was a great game to watch...if you enjoyed the last 5 mins of the game, I highly encourage you to watch the 2021 game between these same teams...nail biter with many twists.
Another great game in a storied rivalry. These two teams/fan bases literally hate and respect each other with as much intensity as any rivalry in sport. The game is played at a neutral site at the Texas state fair and it is an INSANE experience. Texas is considered a posh brand and OU has a working class hero sort of vibe. Both teams have incredible history and it is a battle every single time these teams line up against each other. I would argue there is no better game in College Football but Michigan/Ohio State, Bama/Auburn are right there with it. As a Sooner, we live an die by this game and love that you are enjoying it as well. Boomer Sooner!!!!
SOONER NATION are some of the MOST passionate fans you will EVER see. Fully invested in OUr team. This year the game was personal for many reasons but we got the "W" as we leave the Big 12 for the SEC. We were not favored by mostly everyone for this game...I never doubted BV and DG! Good game for you to watch! Thank you.
BOOMER!!! You were cheering for the right team. The Red River Rivalry is held at a neutral site every year. In Dallas T the Cotton Bowl during the Texas State fair. Thank you so much for this amazing reaction to this amazing game. Can't wait for you to react to more Sooner highlights. BOOMER!!!!
I hoped more people would, just so they could see that this isn't just a one-off. For the past 8 or so years, this game was decided by one score. Which helps give credence to it being one of, if not the best, rivalry in football.
Oklahoma is definitely Texsucks biggest rival! I personally believe it’s the biggest rivalry in college ball! The raw power from 90,000+ fans and another 5-10k outside of the stadium, their roar is heard across the country with over 8million views of the game alone in 2023! THAT PLACE IS ABSOLUTELY POWERFUL WHEN THESE 2 TEAMS CLASH IN A BATTLE THAT CAUSES GRUDGES, VENGEANCE, AND PURE HATRED! This year was a shootout to the last second therefore making it one of the top RRR games! 🔴⚪️🔴⚪️🔴⚪️🔴
The red river (of the south. There’s also a red river of the north) forms the border between Oklahoma and Texas. The game is unique in that it’s played at a neutral site, the cotton bowl in Dallas, that’s basically equidistant from both campuses and the stadium is split 50/50 with fans red on one side and orange the other. Cheers!
This was the 119th Red River Shootout. Texas leads the series 63 wins to Oklahoma's 51 with 5 draws. The two schools first played each other in 1900. Beginning in 1929, Texas and Oklahoma have played every year since. Next season, 2024, this game will shift from the Big 12 to the SEC as both Texas and Oklahoma join the Southeastern Conference.
This game is one of the most bitter rivalries in the sport. Played in Dallas every year in the Cotton Bowl, crowd of 92,000 split down the 50. One of the most intense football atmospheres in existence.
The #1 player from Britain is coming to OU to play football on the offensive line this next year! I don't remember his name, You guys will become Big Red SOONER fans. BOOM !
Oklahoma is impressive. As a USC fan, Venables can build a team. Riley can’t. Next year is the first time he won’t have a Heisman QB under center in his career. He still hasn’t won a bowl game. Oklahoma vs UT is the best. SEC next season. (TEXAS BEAT BAMA IN ALABAMA THIS YEAR). The atmosphere is nuts. Stadium split down the middle. It’s at the original, real Cotton Bowl. Surrounded by the State Fair. Oklahoma has 7 National Titles, 7 Heisman Trophy Winners. Texas has 4 National Titles, 2 Heisman Winners. They play in Texas Every year. Texas never has to play in Indian Territory.
friend, all bull aside we in oklahoma know exactly how you feel about riley and his sidekick grinch! we are so glad he is someone else's problem! yes, it stunk going 6-7 last year but it sucked even worse to be up by 34 going into the fourth and end up losing by 3 or 4. just sickening the level of defense we had and usc has now! fire that whole staff and get somebody else in there or it will be nothing but heart break!
Having lived in Austin for nearly a decade... I have been to a few of the old match-ups that were played each year then. The West End in Dallas was the place to be the night before the game. What a party, with your occasional fight of course. The game itself was something fans of both teams looked forward to each year and man was it a wild scene! Cheers
The Red River Rivialry is played on a neutral field in Dallas, Texas every year. Both schools alternate every year who will be the home team. They play at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas during the Texas State Fair every year. We would play on each other's fields every year but we hate each other so much so that it would be disastrous. As a Sooner fan it has been on my bucket list to attend the game. I have made it there yet but hopefully one day I will. In my opinion it is the greatest rivalry in all of college football. For several reason, 1 we play on a neutral field yearly, 2 you never know who will win and 3 it's played during the Texas State fair every year.
One of the most unique rivalries in college football. It's played at the Cotton Bowl which is halfway between both universities. The Cotton Bowl is at the Fair Grounds and is played during the Texas State Fair. So the atmosphere is great. Seating is also unique. The seating is split at the 50 yard line. Burnt Orange on one side and Crimson on the other. If you look closely at the crowd, you can see a distinct line of colors at the 50 yard line. It's spectacular.
Texas Main and arch-rival is the Oklahoma Sooners. as the Texas Longhorns are our Oklahoma Sooners arch-rival. Little fact, the Sooners are so named for those in the 1889 land rush who crossed the line before the signal for the race and claimed the stake of land.
Hey blokes, pretty entertaining take from the other side of the pond. Now, if they could only score 7-pointers in English football on kicks, and 3-pointers on headers, you'd be all set for excitement 😆
This is arguably the biggest rivalry in college football, along with Ohio State and Michigan. I think Texas has like 60 wins to Oklahoma having like 53? Texas was mostly dominant before WWII, while Oklahoma has been more dominant in more modern times. This rivalry is like no other, and takes a backseat to none.. It's in the middle of the huge Texas State Fair, and the crowd is always split 50/50 down the 50 yard line. The stadium is exactly halfway between the two universities. And they've been playing this game on this field for like 90 something years.
They will play this game again in November/December in the Big XII Championship in Dallas Cowboys Stadium. If things work out the way they are projected. If you go I’ll send you some gear but only OU
Long-time rivalry game. Often during Texas State Fair in north Texas. Good One for 2023 ! == IRON Bowl : Alabama vs Auburn (Long-time intra-state rivalry) - Ohio State at Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI) will be memorable this year
Oklahoma Vs Texas is one of the biggest and most intense rivalries in all of American sports. Both teams are historically 2 of the football teams in history. The states themselves treat football almost as a religion.
This game is insane live. If you're a college football fan, this has to be on your bucket list. OU Texas meets in Dallas every year for the State Fair. An awesome experience! Boomer Sooner
Red River Rivalry, that is what the true fans call it. Red River Shootout and Red River Showdown These are just other names that television networks have used to market the game in the past. The actual fans of the game called it the Red River Rivalry.
The rivalry is so strong that either coach could probably renew his contract with their university just by winning this game, even if they lose the rest of the games that year. Lose this game in a contract renewal year, you just might not have your job next year. So the pressure and stakes can be high. Dallas wins just by hosting this game. Fans of the losing team sadly enjoy the State Fair the rest of the day and night (Saturday) before traveling home while fans of the winning team boast at the State Fair and Dallas the rest of the weekend (Sunday) before heading home. That’s an extra night of profits for the hotel the winning team and richest fans stay at. Whenever the contract is up for renewal to host this game at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, the City of Dallas pays both teams a significant amount of money to be the host. The Universities get paid money to use the Cotton Bowl instead of their own huge stadiums on alternate years. On the last renewal, the Cotton Bowl was expanded to encircle the entire upper deck (bowl) and added suites for VIP supporters. The best plays of this game was the goal line stand by the OU defense. 4plays after a first and goal on the one yard line was awesome team play.
I went to this game lol it was so crazy. So many people especially because its in the middle of the state fair of Texas thats going on in Dallas. Literally the stadium is on the fair grounds. Tgis game always happends the 2nd weel of the fair.
Back in 2004 I was deployed to Iraq along side a Texas unit. There were many Longhorn fans in that unit and as the annual OU-Texas game came up the Commanding General issued an order that no one would flash the "Horns" sign. It seems that the horns sign in the Middle East is a sign for the Devil - which to my Sooner mind seems about right.
This game is played in Dallas, at The Cotton Bowl, a stadium just about halfway between both schools. This is the only stadium in the world built just for one yearly game. (They have done other games there, such as regular bowl games, but originally it was just for this game.)
The Cotton Bowl, The House that Doak Built "...Until the forties the stadium seated a little more than 46,000 patrons on redwood bleachers, which were adequate until Doak Walker became a sophomore All-American and undefeated SMU appeared in its first Cotton Bowl Classic in 1948. SMU started playing its home games in the Cotton Bowl later that year." "The versatile Walker, who also punted, returned punts and kickoffs, and kicked extra points, earned All-America honors in 1947, 1948 and 1949. After starting as a freshman in 1945, he missed the 1946 season due to his service in the Army; however, by his junior season, his exploits on the field had become legendary, and in 1948, Walker won the Heisman Trophy. Because of extraordinary fan interest in Walker, who led the Mustangs to Southwest Conference championships and Cotton Bowl appearances during the 1947 and 1948 seasons, SMU moved its home football games from campus to an expanded Cotton Bowl. The Cotton Bowl recognized Walker's achievements with a plaque at its main entrance that reads: 'The Cotton Bowl, the House that Doak Built.'" Time magazine, 1947: "Four years ago, when rangy Bobby Layne and trim Doak Walker played in the same backfield at Dallas' Highland Park high school, they were inseparable cronies. Then Bobby went to Texas and Doak to Southern Methodist. Last week, each an All-America candidate on an unbeaten team, the two pals sailed into one another before a full house in Dallas' Cotton Bowl. It was the game the Southwest had waited for all season. At 20, Doak Walker is the younger by a year and not quite so famous as pass-throwing Bobby. But on the opening kickoff, 175-lb. Quarterback Walker took the ball, shrewdly smuggled it to a teammate who galloped 84 yards, almost for a touchdown. A Walker pass and a short run made it, and Walker kicked the extra point. Bobby, who plays only on offense, wasn't even in the game yet. When he did get in, Quarterback Layne apparently forgot in the pinches that he had one of the most valuable throwing arms in college football. He tried smacking through the rough, tough S.M.U. line. The few times a Texas ballcarrier shook into the clear, Doak Walker, who played the full 60 minutes, was there to help nail him. After four quarters of even-Stephen play, it was sandy-haired Doak Walker's kicking toe that made the difference. S.M.U. won, 14 to 13, and after the game fans carried both Layne and Walker off the field. The game dumped Texas (rated No. 3 in the U.S.) from a narrowing list of unbeaten, untied teams. The top three: ¶ Top-ranked Notre Dame couldn't get its running attack going against Navy, but didn't need to; its two pass-pitching quarterbacks-Johnny Lujack and Frank Tripucka-completed 18 passes in 27 attempts, sank the Middies, 27 to 0. ¶ Michigan's hocus-pocus offense worked well enough to hurdle hardy Illinois, 14 to 7, thanks largely to nifty, shifty Halfback Bump Elliott, and a pass by Bob Chappuis (TIME, Nov. 3) that set up the game-winning touchdown. ¶ Southern California, which hadn't beaten Washington on Washington's home ground in 15 years, went to Seattle and whipped the jinx by a 19-to-0 score, thereby moving one notch closer to the Rose Bowl."
The game takes place at the Cotton Bowl which is in Dallas, TX - halfway between both schools. Each school gets 55000 tickets to this game. While Texas and A&M are a huge rivalry, Texas has t played A&M in over a decade. The words in the Texas school song “Give ‘em hell give ‘em bell, Beat OU (Oklahoma) and it’s goodbye to all the rest” One of the most unique sporting events in the country. Most college events take
The "Red" River in Texas has much history and legends attached to its name, forming the Texas/Oklahoma border for much of its length. ....The University of Georgia vs. The University of Florida annual rivalry is split in the stadium. One half of the stadium is orange (Florida fans), the other half is red (Georgia fans). ...The game is played at a neutral site, Jacksonville, Florida, every year-- usually in early November. ...The 1980 game (Run Lindsay!) was the greatest. ....The historic nickname of the game is "The World's Largest Cocktail Party".
This is originally called the Red River Shootout. But they changed it because of the word Shootout for sensitivity reasons, despite announcers still commonly using the word in football games. 🙄 Some of us still only refer to it as the Shootout.. And we mock those who try to call it the Red River Rivalry, because 90% people get their tongue twisted trying to say it. Side note: The Red River is what separates Oklahoma from Texas. Hence the name.
Texas is Oklahomas biggest rival and vise versa. The rivalry has been going on since 1900 and is one of the top 5 biggest rivalry games in college football. The game is most commonly know as The Red River Rivalry, The Red River Shootout, or The Red River Showdown
Please go to the Iron Bowl. You will get to see one of biggest and most intense rivalries in all of American sports and Auburn fans will treat you royally.
1:02 Daz, it's a "redshirt" you're thinking of. It's when the player sits out the season and not waste any of the 4 years of college eligibility. It's always the coach/program to select the players to redshirt for the season. A kid coming out of high school can use this season to get stronger, develop technical skills, and simply get used to being in college. You can also get a medical redshirt if you suffer a season ending injury.
Put this as Co-Game of the year along side Colorado vs Colorado St. - watch and compare. These teams sould meet again in the Big 12 title game if both win the remaining games. Oklahoma is rebuilding and Texas is basically a year ahead of them in the process but the Oklahoma Defense is too strong in the red zone.
This is the single best college game in college football. Lots of great rivalries for sure, but OU/TX hate each other. Tickets are def split 50/50 halfway between the campuses. A&M is a rival for TX but more in a little brother way. OU/TX is the big one. Arguably the best rivalry in the country, and easily the best neutral site game in the country.
SOONER fan!!!! This is in the top of rivalries in all of College football if not the biggest rivalry! This was one of the most exciting games in the Cotton Bowl in a long time BOOMER SOONER!!!!
@newrimhoops387 OU-Texas and OSU-Michigan are two of the five most intense rivalries in college football, but I'd say OU-Texas is bigger than OSU-Michigan. OU-Texas is played on a neutral field every single year and the game used to ostensibly be a contest for superiority between two different conferences: the Big 8 and the SWC. It also takes place at the Texas State Fair. OU-Texas is basically a bowl game in October; there is really nothing else like it. The only rivalries I would put on the same level with OU-Texas in terms of both historical and present interest on a national level are Notre Dame-USC and Army-Navy, with Army-Navy being a special case for obvious reasons. Alabama-Auburn is also very intense, but that is because it simply features two football-obsessed schools in a football-mad state. There are of course many other rivalries, some of which have already faded into history, but there are only a precious few that have been as engrossing and bitter as OU-Texas is.
OU VS Texas is one of the top rivalries in America! We have intensely fought each other for over 100 years, it is played in a neutral stadium! Oklahoma and Texas are separated by the Red River. Watch the game until the end... BOOMER SOONER!
If you are going to see a Collage Football game, when y'all come to the USA, y'all will not get a better experence than the red river game. and after the game you can check out the Texas State Fair as a bonus, your ticket stub to the game gives you, your entrance fee the fair. you get two for the price of one. Just my opinion. Enjoy your trip.
In 2007 a Texas fan wearing a longhorn shirt was talking shit at a bar in Oklahoma which some Oklahoma fans didnt take kindly to...the Texas fan nearly got castrated for disrespecting the Sooners. The Texas fan had to have 60 stitches to re-attach his ball sack. This is the biggest rivalry game in all of college football. You can actually read about this news story online if you dont believe me.
Always come back to this game every once in awhile. Texas v. Oklahoma truly is one of the best rivalries in college football. Only games I would rank it behind are Alabama v. Auburn and Ohio State v. Michigan.
oh wow, great video lads. Watching the clips reacted to be non americans is absolutely entertaining. Im a sooner fan and a sooner graduate. I actually played baseball there back in the early 2000s. OU vs Texas has been the biggest rivalry in college football, with it being pretty much even over the 100 + year history. OU def came to play this year after last seasons mess of a showing. Appreciate you guys taking the time to make the content. Was hillarious watching him trying to cheer for texas seriously lol. You could tell he could give two sh*ts less lol But he def played it off well, like a typical texas fan lol
There are a handful of classic rivalries that are always played at a neutral site. The other two I can think of offhand are Georgia-Florida (at Jacksonville, Florida), and Army-Navy (usually at Philadelphia). The seats are always split 50-50.
You guys should react to Gus Johnson. You will Love him bc his commentary matches the energy on the field. “Most exciting voice in sports” is the name of the video w his best calls.
The Oklahoma-Texas rivalry, known as the “Red River Shootout” is one of the most intense rivalries in American sports. I’d rank it in the top 3, along with Alabama-Auburn, the “Iron Bowl” and Michigan-Ohio State, “The Game”.
This is correct.
I'm an OU fan, so obviously I agree with this, but I would add also Florida vs Georgia to the best rivalry comment. It's known as 'The World's Largest Cocktail Party'.
I might be biased but OU Texas is the best rivalry “ The hate Runs DEEP” - baker mayfield
You must only be talking college sports (which is predominately southern). Rivalries like Redsox vs Yankees or Bruins vs Canadians are way bigger than any college football game
@@RayD_19 A former OU football coach, who had previously coached in a Superbowl, said the atmosphere at the OU-Texas game was more intense than the Superbowl.
It's the best rivalry in all of College football. Texas's biggest rival is far and away Oklahoma.
And Oklahoma's biggest rival is far and away Texas.
Signed, A Life-long Oklahoma fan.
Texas and Oklahoma are each others’ biggest rivals. There’s really no way to describe the incredible atmosphere of this game without being there. If you lads ever get the chance to go, you won’t regret it!
It's a neutral site at the Texas State Fair; each campus (Austin & Norman) are about equidistant from the game. That's about 92,000 fans, split equally at the 50-yard line with Oklahoma at the south (right of the broadcast) and Texas at the North. There are thousands outside also watching on big screens. You can just make out the Burnt Orange vs Crimson & Cream colors split at the 50. They take turns as Home team so Texas is home this year, and Oklahoma will be next year. Home team gets to bring their sponsored recruits on official visits, but not the "visitor." So next year Oklahoma will have recruits. The Red River separates the two states, thus the name of the game. Texas and A&M haven't played since 2011, while Texas and Oklahoma play every year and have met 118 times. This rivalry will continue next year as they both move to the SEC.
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Switzer always said it was not a neutral sight, last time he checked it was still in texass
@@kevinellis5075it’s split 50/50 in Dallas not Austin where it would be 100k Texas fans and 5k Ou fans. Or if it were in Oklahoma it’d be 79k Ou fans 5k Texas fans.
Remember Texas beat OU last year 49-0 as well, which made this game even bigger of a story with OU proving that was a fluke year!!
I've always liked the fact that the first game between the two schools was in 1900. Oklahoma achieved statehood in 1907. Meaning football first then statehood.
Atta boy Daz! BOOMER
This game is held annually at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, which is halfway between Norman, OK and Austin, TX. The fans are split 50/50
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And they are not on opposite sides of the field like a normal game. The Texas fans wrap around one end of the field and the Oklahoma fans around the other end. That way for each team it feels like a home game (your supporters) at one end and an away game (their supporters) at the other end.
The game is always held the week of the Texas state fair which is going on outside the stadium complete with ferris wheels, games and more food than should be legal. It may be the ultimate party atmosphere and this was the 119th playing of the Red River Shootout (the name was changed a few years back due to over sensitive people).
@@Surfbird11Yes. This enables people to have roughly the same seats every year. It also ensures that the two fan bases don’t intersect in the “cheap” seats.
Oklahoma and Texas is the biggest rivalry game in college football. Played at neutral site and the stadium is split 50 50 with fans
BOOMER SOONER BABY!!! This was such an emotional win for our team considering Texas wiped the floor with us this time last year with a 49-0 score. As Deion Sanders would say, it was personal.
Texas A&M is a big rival to Texas, but I'd say we (Oklahoma) are the biggest rival to them. They are for us. The Red River Rivalry is one of the biggest games in college football for that reason.
As a longhorn fan this is the only rivalry I actually care about, if Texas and OU didn't play the season wouldn't be fun anymore. Even if half my life OU has dominated this series lol I still love it.
BOOMER!!!!
Sark seems to be a solid coach for you guys. Texas had a great team last year and probably an even better team this year in terms of having a more well rounded team on both sides of the ball. I'm glad OU and Texas are going to keep this rivalry game alive going into the SEC. College football needs games like these. Best of luck to you guys the rest of the season! @@hostileactual7655
@@hostileactual7655 As much as I dislike Texas, I hold our rivalry near and dear. There's nothing like it. I've been to 12 of the games in my lifetime, and I'm an even 6-6. This year's edition felt like the editions of old from the early 2000s when both were ranked in the top 10. Brought back lots of memories!
@@lifeoflw84SOONER!!!
Texas fan here, very depressed about losing this game but oh well. I grew up going to the Texas OU game every year. It takes place at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas Texas in the middle of the Texas State Fair (not to be confused with the Cotton Bowl Classic, which is the name of a post season game held at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas). The game has been played there every year with no interruptions since the 1930s. Fans are split 50/50 down the 50 yard line. It is almost always crazy and unpredictable, upsets are very common.
It's the best rivalry in college sports by far. Two power house programs meet every year in a bowl game type game and it's amazing how the field is split 50/50 back and forth momentum. As an Oklahoma fan I can name every big player who ever made a big play in this game since I've been alive. I can also name every player that broke OUr heart because they made a big play for Texas. Players become legends in this game. I just love this rivalry!
Of course I am being biased. But the Ou/Tx, Cotton Bowl/ Red River Shootout, is the most anticipated and exciting rivalry game in CFB. It happens in October, during the Texas State Fair, on a Neutral site. It doesn't really matter if either team is ranked. Both teams are going to fight to beat the other. Oklahoma and Texas hate each other in CFB. We are the biggest rivalry in CFB, and we have the biggest rivalry game EVERY YEAR! Red River Shootout!
For the past 8 or so years, this game was decided by one score. Which just helps give credence to it being one of, if not the best, rivalry in football.
This is at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. The Texas State Fair is happening outside of the stadium, largest fair in the USA. Roller coasters, carnival games, fried meats on sticks and animal shows... Its amazing! The crowd is split 50/50 between Texas and Oklahoma fans. This is one of the best experiences in college football.
Another tidbit of trivia that adds to this game: someone mentioned the overall win/loss record of the series (63-51 & ties). But, since 1955 (and before last Saturday) the record was 33-33-3. Yep. Totally dead even (level???). With the win by the Sooners it is now 34-33-3… again, since 1955. The game is different from ANY OTHER rivalry in that the stadium is split 50-50 along the 50-yard line, and, basically 100,000 fans plunked down into the middle of the largest state fair in the United States; rides and fried food literally steps away from every gate to the stadium! Greatest game on earth!!!
You should really see this in person. If your ever in Dallas during the first week or so of October. Nothing compares to this GAME ! It is a neutral game where they split the seats right at the 50 so half Oklahoma half Texas.It's crazy plus you have the state fair going on ! BOOMER SOONER !
Shout out from Oklahoma City. Great game Sooners,. Though I am an Oklahoma Cowboys fan.
BOOMER SOONER! I would say this is the biggest rivalry not just for Texas but in all of college football. To give you a little history (there is much more to it) but this rivalry has been going on since before Oklahoma was a state in the United States of America. No lie. This game can determine the whole season for both of these teams. Glad you enjoyed it. This was a great game. Much love and keep on keepin on J.
Na Michigan vs Ohio State or Alabama Auburn
Oklahoma and Texas are definitely each other's biggest rivals. The tickets are divided up evenly among both fan bases.
Everyone laughed in August when I posted that OKLAHOMA will be undefeated and will win the National Championship!! SO FAR SO GOOD!! OFFICE BLOKE DAZ COME TO NORMAN OKLAHOMA AND WATCH OKLAHOMA PLAY IN "THE PALACE ON THE PRAIRIE!"
This was a great game to watch...if you enjoyed the last 5 mins of the game, I highly encourage you to watch the 2021 game between these same teams...nail biter with many twists.
Another great game in a storied rivalry. These two teams/fan bases literally hate and respect each other with as much intensity as any rivalry in sport. The game is played at a neutral site at the Texas state fair and it is an INSANE experience. Texas is considered a posh brand and OU has a working class hero sort of vibe. Both teams have incredible history and it is a battle every single time these teams line up against each other. I would argue there is no better game in College Football but Michigan/Ohio State, Bama/Auburn are right there with it. As a Sooner, we live an die by this game and love that you are enjoying it as well. Boomer Sooner!!!!
LOL. I've never heard Texas to be posh! 😃😄😆
SOONER NATION are some of the MOST passionate fans you will EVER see. Fully invested in OUr team. This year the game was personal for many reasons but we got the "W" as we leave the Big 12 for the SEC. We were not favored by mostly everyone for this game...I never doubted BV and DG! Good game for you to watch! Thank you.
According to ESPN texas was the underdogs
@@ImTheOlajuwonno ou were underdogs by a pretty big margin
@@zterry1081 espn had ou winning 54% over texas 46%
I didn't care if we just got the Dub by 1, we still got the Dub. But that is usually the case every year, except that fluke year last year.
@@DMWolFGurL i don’t think giving up 49 points is a fluke Loss, defense was just bad. This year they played better against a terrible texas team
I’d imagine Oklahoma would be Texas’ biggest rival
Ou gonna need some new rivals goin into the SEC
Thats not how it works. @@Jdub3amigo
OU is Texas’ biggest rivalry . I am an EPL guy but now enjoy American football.
Oklahoma is Texas biggest rival. Always has been
The Red River Shootout is special in that it’s a neutral site game halfway between both campuses, the fans split at the 50 yard line.
BOOMER!!! You were cheering for the right team. The Red River Rivalry is held at a neutral site every year. In Dallas T the Cotton Bowl during the Texas State fair. Thank you so much for this amazing reaction to this amazing game. Can't wait for you to react to more Sooner highlights. BOOMER!!!!
SOOOOOONEERRRRRRR
Now you have to watch the 2020 and 2021 OU vs Texas games. They were every bit as good. One of them when into 4th overtime.
I hoped more people would, just so they could see that this isn't just a one-off.
For the past 8 or so years, this game was decided by one score. Which helps give credence to it being one of, if not the best, rivalry in football.
Oklahoma is definitely Texsucks biggest rival! I personally believe it’s the biggest rivalry in college ball! The raw power from 90,000+ fans and another 5-10k outside of the stadium, their roar is heard across the country with over 8million views of the game alone in 2023! THAT PLACE IS ABSOLUTELY POWERFUL WHEN THESE 2 TEAMS CLASH IN A BATTLE THAT CAUSES GRUDGES, VENGEANCE, AND PURE HATRED! This year was a shootout to the last second therefore making it one of the top RRR games! 🔴⚪️🔴⚪️🔴⚪️🔴
The red river (of the south. There’s also a red river of the north) forms the border between Oklahoma and Texas. The game is unique in that it’s played at a neutral site, the cotton bowl in Dallas, that’s basically equidistant from both campuses and the stadium is split 50/50 with fans red on one side and orange the other. Cheers!
This was the 119th Red River Shootout. Texas leads the series 63 wins to Oklahoma's 51 with 5 draws. The two schools first played each other in 1900. Beginning in 1929, Texas and Oklahoma have played every year since. Next season, 2024, this game will shift from the Big 12 to the SEC as both Texas and Oklahoma join the Southeastern Conference.
This game is one of the most bitter rivalries in the sport. Played in Dallas every year in the Cotton Bowl, crowd of 92,000 split down the 50. One of the most intense football atmospheres in existence.
Even my den was tense on Saturday.
@@midnightrider1100 Boomer Sooner.
The #1 player from Britain is coming to OU to play football on the offensive line this next year! I don't remember his name, You guys will become Big Red SOONER fans. BOOM !
Oklahoma is impressive. As a USC fan, Venables can build a team. Riley can’t. Next year is the first time he won’t have a Heisman QB under center in his career. He still hasn’t won a bowl game.
Oklahoma vs UT is the best. SEC next season. (TEXAS BEAT BAMA IN ALABAMA THIS YEAR).
The atmosphere is nuts. Stadium split down the middle. It’s at the original, real Cotton Bowl. Surrounded by the State Fair.
Oklahoma has 7 National Titles, 7 Heisman Trophy Winners.
Texas has 4 National Titles, 2 Heisman Winners.
They play in Texas Every year. Texas never has to play in Indian Territory.
Those horns would get scalped right off if they crossed the Red River 😂
Oklahoma State is in Oklahoma
friend, all bull aside we in oklahoma know exactly how you feel about riley and his sidekick grinch! we are so glad he is someone else's problem! yes, it stunk going 6-7 last year but it sucked even worse to be up by 34 going into the fourth and end up losing by 3 or 4. just sickening the level of defense we had and usc has now! fire that whole staff and get somebody else in there or it will be nothing but heart break!
Minor correction. Riley did win the Cotton Bowl against Florida. COVID Year, I think.
I think dad may have watched the game ahead of time. 😂
Oklahoma is texas’ biggest rival, and universally considered a top 2-4 rivalry in college football.
Top 10 in American sports.
Yeah its definitely the best rivalry in college football.
Easily make the argument for number 1.
Watched the game live. I’m a big OU fan, worked down there for a long time. Go Sonners!
The game is annually played in Dallas, TX in the cotton bowl stadium, and the crowd is split down the middle every year
Having lived in Austin for nearly a decade... I have been to a few of the old match-ups that were played each year then. The West End in Dallas was the place to be the night before the game. What a party, with your occasional fight of course. The game itself was something fans of both teams looked forward to each year and man was it a wild scene! Cheers
Man that was a blast back in the 90s for me. West End on Friday night, try to nurse a hangover before gametime Saturday.
The Red River Rivialry is played on a neutral field in Dallas, Texas every year. Both schools alternate every year who will be the home team. They play at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas during the Texas State Fair every year. We would play on each other's fields every year but we hate each other so much so that it would be disastrous. As a Sooner fan it has been on my bucket list to attend the game. I have made it there yet but hopefully one day I will. In my opinion it is the greatest rivalry in all of college football. For several reason, 1 we play on a neutral field yearly, 2 you never know who will win and 3 it's played during the Texas State fair every year.
Was at the game it was amazing . The stadium is split down the middle Texas was to the north Oklahoma was to the south. Great atmosphere I loved it
One of the most unique rivalries in college football. It's played at the Cotton Bowl which is halfway between both universities. The Cotton Bowl is at the Fair Grounds and is played during the Texas State Fair. So the atmosphere is great. Seating is also unique. The seating is split at the 50 yard line. Burnt Orange on one side and Crimson on the other. If you look closely at the crowd, you can see a distinct line of colors at the 50 yard line. It's spectacular.
Also I'm so proud of how yall's knowledge of American Foorball in general has grown.
Texas Main and arch-rival is the Oklahoma Sooners. as the Texas Longhorns are our Oklahoma Sooners arch-rival. Little fact, the Sooners are so named for those in the 1889 land rush who crossed the line before the signal for the race and claimed the stake of land.
Hey blokes, pretty entertaining take from the other side of the pond. Now, if they could only score 7-pointers in English football on kicks, and 3-pointers on headers, you'd be all set for excitement 😆
I was at the game- most electric atmosphere I’ve been in. It’s a big deal because last year OU got crushed. This year no one believed in them.
The best rivalry game in the sport.
OU and TX are each others biggest rival. In-state rivalries are secondary, but this game has been played since 1900.
Oklahoma/Texas is one college football’s biggest rivalries
This is arguably the biggest rivalry in college football, along with Ohio State and Michigan.
I think Texas has like 60 wins to Oklahoma having like 53? Texas was mostly dominant before WWII, while Oklahoma has been more dominant in more modern times.
This rivalry is like no other, and takes a backseat to none.. It's in the middle of the huge Texas State Fair, and the crowd is always split 50/50 down the 50 yard line. The stadium is exactly halfway between the two universities. And they've been playing this game on this field for like 90 something years.
this is one of the biggest rivalry’s in cfb
They will play this game again in November/December in the Big XII Championship in Dallas Cowboys Stadium. If things work out the way they are projected. If you go I’ll send you some gear but only OU
I wish id have recorded me and my dad watching it and split screened the big moments with how yall did. We were going crazy! 😂
Long-time rivalry game. Often during Texas State Fair in north Texas.
Good One for 2023 !
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IRON Bowl : Alabama vs Auburn (Long-time intra-state rivalry)
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Ohio State at Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI) will be memorable this year
Oklahoma Vs Texas is one of the biggest and most intense rivalries in all of American sports. Both teams are historically 2 of the football teams in history. The states themselves treat football almost as a religion.
This game is insane live. If you're a college football fan, this has to be on your bucket list. OU Texas meets in Dallas every year for the State Fair. An awesome experience! Boomer Sooner
I believe the name of the really good QB you were wondering about is Dillon Gabriel 😉
Texas and Oklahoma have several rivalries, but each other is the biggest rivalry for both.
Red River Rivalry, that is what the true fans call it.
Red River Shootout
and
Red River Showdown
These are just other names that television networks have used to market the game in the past.
The actual fans of the game called it the Red River Rivalry.
Oklahoma about to get a commitment from the number 1 player in the country of England, Daniel Akinkunmi.
GET IN DANNY! Boomer Sooner!
The rivalry is so strong that either coach could probably renew his contract with their university just by winning this game, even if they lose the rest of the games that year. Lose this game in a contract renewal year, you just might not have your job next year. So the pressure and stakes can be high.
Dallas wins just by hosting this game. Fans of the losing team sadly enjoy the State Fair the rest of the day and night (Saturday) before traveling home while fans of the winning team boast at the State Fair and Dallas the rest of the weekend (Sunday) before heading home.
That’s an extra night of profits for the hotel the winning team and richest fans stay at.
Whenever the contract is up for renewal to host this game at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, the City of Dallas pays both teams a significant amount of money to be the host. The Universities get paid money to use the Cotton Bowl instead of their own huge stadiums on alternate years. On the last renewal, the Cotton Bowl was expanded to encircle the entire upper deck (bowl) and added suites for VIP supporters.
The best plays of this game was the goal line stand by the OU defense. 4plays after a first and goal on the one yard line was awesome team play.
I went to this game lol it was so crazy. So many people especially because its in the middle of the state fair of Texas thats going on in Dallas. Literally the stadium is on the fair grounds. Tgis game always happends the 2nd weel of the fair.
As a Sooners fan, the 3 most evil symbols to me are the swastika, the satanic pentagram, and the Texas Longhorn logo. Lol
Back in 2004 I was deployed to Iraq along side a Texas unit. There were many Longhorn fans in that unit and as the annual OU-Texas game came up the Commanding General issued an order that no one would flash the "Horns" sign. It seems that the horns sign in the Middle East is a sign for the Devil - which to my Sooner mind seems about right.
I approve this message.
No lies detected. Boomer Sooner
@@taun856 🙂🙃
I was at Walmart recently - a tx tagged vehicle had the magnetized 'horns' on their tailgate. . . . I turned it upside down. down horns 4 EVER
This is the biggest rivalry for OU and Texas. I’ve been to 3 or 4 games and the vibe is electrified in that stadium. BOOMER!!!! ❤
I love the rest of the world seeing what football really is. lol
This game is played in Dallas, at The Cotton Bowl, a stadium just about halfway between both schools. This is the only stadium in the world built just for one yearly game. (They have done other games there, such as regular bowl games, but originally it was just for this game.)
The Cotton Bowl, The House that Doak Built
"...Until the forties the stadium seated a little more than 46,000 patrons on redwood bleachers, which were adequate until Doak Walker became a sophomore All-American and undefeated SMU appeared in its first Cotton Bowl Classic in 1948. SMU started playing its home games in the Cotton Bowl later that year."
"The versatile Walker, who also punted, returned punts and kickoffs, and kicked extra points, earned All-America honors in 1947, 1948 and 1949. After starting as a freshman in 1945, he missed the 1946 season due to his service in the Army; however, by his junior season, his exploits on the field had become legendary, and in 1948, Walker won the Heisman Trophy.
Because of extraordinary fan interest in Walker, who led the Mustangs to Southwest Conference championships and Cotton Bowl appearances during the 1947 and 1948 seasons, SMU moved its home football games from campus to an expanded Cotton Bowl. The Cotton Bowl recognized Walker's achievements with a plaque at its main entrance that reads: 'The Cotton Bowl, the House that Doak Built.'"
Time magazine, 1947:
"Four years ago, when rangy Bobby Layne and trim Doak Walker played in the same backfield at Dallas' Highland Park high school, they were inseparable cronies. Then Bobby went to Texas and Doak to Southern Methodist. Last week, each an All-America candidate on an unbeaten team, the two pals sailed into one another before a full house in Dallas' Cotton Bowl. It was the game the Southwest had waited for all season.
At 20, Doak Walker is the younger by a year and not quite so famous as pass-throwing Bobby. But on the opening kickoff, 175-lb. Quarterback Walker took the ball, shrewdly smuggled it to a teammate who galloped 84 yards, almost for a touchdown. A Walker pass and a short run made it, and Walker kicked the extra point. Bobby, who plays only on offense, wasn't even in the game yet.
When he did get in, Quarterback Layne apparently forgot in the pinches that he had one of the most valuable throwing arms in college football. He tried smacking through the rough, tough S.M.U. line. The few times a Texas ballcarrier shook into the clear, Doak Walker, who played the full 60 minutes, was there to help nail him. After four quarters of even-Stephen play, it was sandy-haired Doak Walker's kicking toe that made the difference. S.M.U. won, 14 to 13, and after the game fans carried both Layne and Walker off the field. The game dumped Texas (rated No. 3 in the U.S.) from a narrowing list of unbeaten, untied teams. The top three:
¶ Top-ranked Notre Dame couldn't get its running attack going against Navy, but didn't need to; its two pass-pitching quarterbacks-Johnny Lujack and Frank Tripucka-completed 18 passes in 27 attempts, sank the Middies, 27 to 0.
¶ Michigan's hocus-pocus offense worked well enough to hurdle hardy Illinois, 14 to 7, thanks largely to nifty, shifty Halfback Bump Elliott, and a pass by Bob Chappuis (TIME, Nov. 3) that set up the game-winning touchdown.
¶ Southern California, which hadn't beaten Washington on Washington's home ground in 15 years, went to Seattle and whipped the jinx by a 19-to-0 score, thereby moving one notch closer to the Rose Bowl."
Boomer Sooner! I love watching reaction videos from people unfamiliar with this rivalry!
The game takes place at the Cotton Bowl which is in Dallas, TX - halfway between both schools. Each school gets 55000 tickets to this game.
While Texas and A&M are a huge rivalry, Texas has t played A&M in over a decade. The words in the Texas school song “Give ‘em hell give ‘em bell, Beat OU (Oklahoma) and it’s goodbye to all the rest”
One of the most unique sporting events in the country. Most college events take
Neutral at Dallas at the Cotton Bowl with the Texas Stae Fair
That was a great game!
The "Red" River in Texas has much history and legends attached to its name, forming the Texas/Oklahoma border for much of its length.
....The University of Georgia vs. The University of Florida annual rivalry is split in the stadium. One half of the stadium is orange (Florida fans), the other half is red (Georgia fans).
...The game is played at a neutral site, Jacksonville, Florida, every year-- usually in early November.
...The 1980 game (Run Lindsay!) was the greatest.
....The historic nickname of the game is "The World's Largest Cocktail Party".
This is originally called the Red River Shootout.
But they changed it because of the word Shootout for sensitivity reasons, despite announcers still commonly using the word in football games. 🙄
Some of us still only refer to it as the Shootout.. And we mock those who try to call it the Red River Rivalry, because 90% people get their tongue twisted trying to say it.
Side note: The Red River is what separates Oklahoma from Texas. Hence the name.
Will always be the Shootout for me. Silly "delicate" types couldn't handle seeing the word shootout.
Texas is Oklahomas biggest rival and vise versa. The rivalry has been going on since 1900 and is one of the top 5 biggest rivalry games in college football. The game is most commonly know as The Red River Rivalry, The Red River Shootout, or The Red River Showdown
Please go to the Iron Bowl. You will get to see one of biggest and most intense rivalries in all of American sports and Auburn fans will treat you royally.
Shit got me nauseous for some reason gah damn!!! 😂 😂 might be the highlight video 🤣🤣
1:02 Daz, it's a "redshirt" you're thinking of. It's when the player sits out the season and not waste any of the 4 years of college eligibility. It's always the coach/program to select the players to redshirt for the season. A kid coming out of high school can use this season to get stronger, develop technical skills, and simply get used to being in college. You can also get a medical redshirt if you suffer a season ending injury.
this is a top 3 rivalry in cfb texas and texas a and m haven’t played in a long time
They are each others biggest rival. And its the biggest rivalry in college football top 5 in all sports anywhere
Texas vs Oklahoma is easily a top 4 rivalry in College Football!
Oklahoma is Texas’ biggest rival
Put this as Co-Game of the year along side Colorado vs Colorado St. - watch and compare. These teams sould meet again in the Big 12 title game if both win the remaining games. Oklahoma is rebuilding and Texas is basically a year ahead of them in the process but the Oklahoma Defense is too strong in the red zone.
This is the single best college game in college football. Lots of great rivalries for sure, but OU/TX hate each other. Tickets are def split 50/50 halfway between the campuses. A&M is a rival for TX but more in a little brother way. OU/TX is the big one. Arguably the best rivalry in the country, and easily the best neutral site game in the country.
This is the biggest rivalry in the sport 👍 the atmosphere is unique and incredibly intense
they don't play at a neutral site that's what makes this game better. There is no environment like it.@newrimhoops387
SOONER fan!!!! This is in the top of rivalries in all of College football if not the biggest rivalry! This was one of the most exciting games in the Cotton Bowl in a long time
BOOMER SOONER!!!!
@newrimhoops387 OU-Texas and OSU-Michigan are two of the five most intense rivalries in college football, but I'd say OU-Texas is bigger than OSU-Michigan. OU-Texas is played on a neutral field every single year and the game used to ostensibly be a contest for superiority between two different conferences: the Big 8 and the SWC. It also takes place at the Texas State Fair. OU-Texas is basically a bowl game in October; there is really nothing else like it.
The only rivalries I would put on the same level with OU-Texas in terms of both historical and present interest on a national level are Notre Dame-USC and Army-Navy, with Army-Navy being a special case for obvious reasons. Alabama-Auburn is also very intense, but that is because it simply features two football-obsessed schools in a football-mad state. There are of course many other rivalries, some of which have already faded into history, but there are only a precious few that have been as engrossing and bitter as OU-Texas is.
@newrimhoops387 You're entitled to your opinion, but it's based on your emotion and quite subjective❗
What's funny is when I first saw Aidan, I thought he looked almost exactly like Jaren Kanak, the number 7 linebacker for my Oklahoma sooners.
OU VS Texas is one of the top rivalries in America! We have intensely fought each other for over 100 years, it is played in a neutral stadium! Oklahoma and Texas are separated by the Red River. Watch the game until the end... BOOMER SOONER!
If you are going to see a Collage Football game, when y'all come to the USA, y'all will not get a better experence than the red river game. and after the game you can check out the Texas State Fair as a bonus, your ticket stub to the game gives you, your entrance fee the fair. you get two for the price of one. Just my opinion. Enjoy your trip.
Oklahoma is definitely the biggest rival to texass. The stadium is split right down the middle with crimson on one side and burnt orange on the other.
In 2007 a Texas fan wearing a longhorn shirt was talking shit at a bar in Oklahoma which some Oklahoma fans didnt take kindly to...the Texas fan nearly got castrated for disrespecting the Sooners. The Texas fan had to have 60 stitches to re-attach his ball sack. This is the biggest rivalry game in all of college football. You can actually read about this news story online if you dont believe me.
If u r coming to the US to watch a college football game, this is the one to watch.
Greatest game every year. Neutral for both teams. Stadium split right down the middle. Rarely fails to be an amazing game.
Always come back to this game every once in awhile. Texas v. Oklahoma truly is one of the best rivalries in college football. Only games I would rank it behind are Alabama v. Auburn and Ohio State v. Michigan.
UT is my only link to the state of Texas. Man this was a tough pill to swallow.
NHL season started today, need more hockey reactions 🙏🏻🙏🏻 ps use TSN not the nhl channel because tsn will show any fights
You should react to Miami vs Georgia Tech from this weekend as well. You'll witness maybe the biggest coaching blunder of all time
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I love this channel, and I live in OK. Can’t believe you guys watched this!
I’m a massive Texas fan. This game is my favorite by far every year, always close and always exciting.
This is the game to come the US to watch. PERIOD.
oh wow, great video lads. Watching the clips reacted to be non americans is absolutely entertaining. Im a sooner fan and a sooner graduate. I actually played baseball there back in the early 2000s. OU vs Texas has been the biggest rivalry in college football, with it being pretty much even over the 100 + year history. OU def came to play this year after last seasons mess of a showing. Appreciate you guys taking the time to make the content. Was hillarious watching him trying to cheer for texas seriously lol. You could tell he could give two sh*ts less lol But he def played it off well, like a typical texas fan lol
13:05 Was a legendary stop for Oklahoma. That stop reminded me of the 90s/00s Oklahoma.
100% neutral grounds, it’s at Texas’ fair ground but both states know it’s there every year no matter what, so it’s 50/50 fans every year
Red river- the river that makes the border between Oklahoma and Texas, that’s why it’s called that
There are a handful of classic rivalries that are always played at a neutral site. The other two I can think of offhand are Georgia-Florida (at Jacksonville, Florida), and Army-Navy (usually at Philadelphia). The seats are always split 50-50.
You guys should react to Gus Johnson. You will Love him bc his commentary matches the energy on the field. “Most exciting voice in sports” is the name of the video w his best calls.
I was in that corner for the last touchdown and it was an absolutely insane experience, best game ive ever been to
OU Texas are each others biggest rivals and it is the best rivalry in the United States.