No. 1 Texas saw its winning streak come to an end on Saturday, suffering a 27-24 loss to Arch Manning and the Longhorns in their Red River Rivalry showdown against Oklahoma. However, the intense rivalry extended beyond the final whistle, as players from both teams became involved in a heated exchange.

Texas players appeared unable to hide their frustration after the disappointing end to their unbeaten run. Following the game, Longhorns players were reportedly heard shouting, “Y’ALL STILL SUCK” at Oklahoma, as tensions flared between the longtime rivals.

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A MASSIVE ALTERCATION broke out between Texas and Oklahoma players moments after their game ended.

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Texas players were heard yelling “Y’ALL STILL SUCK” at Oklahoma before HC Steve Sarkisian stepped in and pulled his players away. pic.twitter.com/2808WXiKP5

— MLFootball (@MLFootball) October 11, 2026

However, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian intervened and pulled his players away from the confrontation, attempting to calm the situation and prevent it from escalating further.

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The rivalry matchup initially seemed to be going Texas’ way after the Longhorns built a 17-7 lead by halftime. However, Oklahoma mounted a second-half comeback, responding to a late Texas touchdown before eventually securing the victory in a dramatic finish.

The victory marked Oklahoma’s first win over an AP No. 1-ranked team since 2007. Meanwhile, Texas joined Alabama as the only two AP No. 1 teams to lose to unranked opponents since 2010 following its defeat to the Sooners.