Texas football quarterback Arch Manning launched quite the NFL Draft debate before the Red River game. With ex-Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray downplaying Manning's first round potential. But Manning reminded the CFB world of his Heisman Trophy potential versus Oklahoma.
Especially on this dime early against the unranked Sooners.
Manning rolled to his left to escape pressure, then launch his 41-yard firework to Cam Coleman in igniting the Longhorns fans who took in the matchup at the old Cotton Bowl.
Manning had gone 2-of-4 for 40 yards up until that touchdown. The top-ranked Longhorns struck first in taking the early 7-0 lead.
But Oklahoma stunned Texas off special teams, by blocking a punt and watching Dakota Fields recover the ball in the end zone, tying things up at 7-7 early in the second quarter.
This story will be updated.