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Oklahoma Upsets Top-Ranked Texas Following Fourth-Quarter Turnovers by Arch Manning
By Rhyter Times Desk · 2h ago
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| Outlet | Headline as published | When |
|---|---|---|
| NBC Sports | Arch Manning's two fourth-quarter interceptions doom Texas in loss to Oklahoma | first |
| New York PostLean Right | Oklahoma stuns No. 1 Texas in final seconds after Arch Manning throws two fourth-quarter interceptions | +45 min |
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Oklahoma pulled off an upset over top-ranked Texas in the Red River Rivalry, fueled by a pair of fourth-quarter interceptions thrown by Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning, according to reports from both the New York Post and NBC Sports.
NBC Sports reported that the unranked Sooners, who entered the contest 2-2, secured a 27-24 win with a field goal as time expired against a previously 4-0 Texas team. Texas had built a 17-7 advantage by halftime, but Oklahoma took its first lead when Manning threw an interception returned for a touchdown, followed later by a second interception that positioned Oklahoma for the game-winning kick.
Manning finished the matchup completing 19 of 31 passes for 260 yards, three touchdowns, and two interceptions, along with 20 rushing yards, according to NBC Sports.
How outlets are covering this
Oklahoma overcame a halftime deficit to defeat No. 1 Texas in the Red River Rivalry, capitalizing on two late-game interceptions by Arch Manning to claim a 27-24 victory.
Shared reporting
- Oklahoma defeated No. 1 ranked Texas in the Red River Rivalry.
- Texas quarterback Arch Manning threw two interceptions in the fourth quarter.
- Oklahoma won the matchup in the final seconds.
Different framing
- The New York Post framed the outcome broadly as a major upset of the 2026 college football season, whereas NBC Sports focused its analysis on Manning's individual collapse and how it contrasted with his status as a projected top NFL draft pick.
Why it matters
The unexpected loss immediately strips Texas of its No. 1 ranking while marking a major scrutiny point for Manning, who entered the game regarded as a front-runner for the top selection in the NFL draft.
Sources
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