In the annual Red River Rivalry game at the Cotton Bowl, the Texas Longhorns surprised many by beating the favored Oklahoma Sooners 34-3. Despite a shaky start with an interception, the Longhorns quickly recovered and dominated the game, forcing turnovers and capitalizing on opportunities. Quarterback Quinn Ewers, back from injury, played a solid game with 199 passing yards and two touchdowns. Texas’ strong performance highlighted their potential as a national-title contender, with an unbeaten record and impressive victories so far this season. However, questions remain about the true strength of the Longhorns, as some argue that their success is partly due to a weak schedule. The upcoming game against Georgia will provide a clearer picture of Texas’ championship aspirations in their new SEC conference. While the win over Oklahoma gave Texas bragging rights, the Bulldogs will offer a more significant challenge for the Longhorns. The game against Georgia will be a crucial test for Texas as they continue their quest for a national championship.
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Texas dominates Oklahoma in Red River Rivalry, but tougher challenges lie ahead
