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Oklahoma stuns No. 1 Texas in final seconds after Arch Manning throws two fourth-quarter interceptions

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Battifarano, A. (2026, October 11). Oklahoma stuns No. 1 Texas in final seconds after Arch Manning throws two fourth-quarter interceptions. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/10/sports/oklahoma-stuns-no-1-texas-in-final-seconds-for-huge-win/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-11 · by Andrew Battifarano

Quick Summary

In a dramatic turn of events at the Cotton Bowl, unranked Oklahoma defeated top-ranked Texas in a college football game, scoring a last-second field goal to win 27-24. The match saw Arch Manning, quarterback for Texas, throw two interceptions in the fourth quarter that led directly to Oklahoma’s winning points. Despite leading by seven points going into the final quarter, Texas crumbled under pressure from Oklahoma’s defensive surge and critical turnovers by Manning.
Written by AI on 2026-10-11, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Story summary

From the provided articles and narratives, several key points emerge regarding the Texas vs. Oklahoma game on October 10th, 2026:

### Overview of the Game

### Key Moments

### Context

### Betting Perspective

### Other Notable Games

### Media and Affiliates

This summary encapsulates the dramatic nature of the Texas vs. Oklahoma game and highlights its significance in college football’s Week 6 schedule alongside other major matchups like Alabama vs. Georgia.

Written for “Oklahoma Beats Top Ranked Texas” on 2026-11-04, grounded in this article and the 8 other(s) covering the same event.

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📰 Oklahoma Beats Top Ranked Texas
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“Article A focuses on Oklahoma's upset victory over Texas, while Article B provides a broader overview mentioning multiple games and teams, including the game between Georgia and Alabama.”
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Andrew Battifarano
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Topics

Longhorns Oklahoma Sooners Texas The Red River Rivalry

Subjects

Oklahoma GPE · 5× Texas GPE · 5× Manning PERSON · 3× Longhorns ORG · 2× Arch Manning PERSON · 1× Eli PERSON · 1× Georgia GPE · 1× Michigan GPE · 1× Peyton Bowen PERSON · 1× Sooners ORG · 1×

Narrative

Manning, on the second drive, avoided the rush on second-and-13 and heaved a pass down the field well out of the reach of any Texas target, but right into the grasp of Oklahoma’s Peyton Bowen, who ran it all the way back for a pick-six.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-11
🔮 Texas will host Florida, which suffered its own disastrous loss on Saturday to South Carolina, next Saturday.

Claims (12 extracted, 0 hedged)

The Red River Rivalry brought one of the bigger upsets of the 2026 college football season. asserted
Rivalry → bring → season
Unranked Oklahoma knocked off No. 1 Texas on a last-second field goal to win 27-24 at the Cotton Bowl on Saturday, handing the Longhorns their first loss of the season on Saturday. asserted
Oklahoma → knock → Saturday
It gave the Sooners a measure of redemption, after they lost as the No. 11 team in the nation to Michigan in Week 2 which followed with them getting steamrolled on the road at Georgia in their last game. asserted
them → give → game
Texas led 17-7 at the half and by seven points going into the fourth quarter, but were outscored by 10 points over the final 15 minutes. asserted
Texas → lead → minutes
A large part of the collapse can be attributed to the Arch Manning-led offense, which mustered just 41 yards and three punts across three drives in the third quarter. asserted
which → attribute → quarter
The Longhorns, after a punt on their first drive of the fourth quarter — which came after an Oklahoma touchdown — were then in for further disaster. asserted
which → come → disaster
Manning, on the second drive, avoided the rush on second-and-13 and heaved a pass down the field well out of the reach of any Texas target, but right into the grasp of Oklahoma’s Peyton Bowen, who ran it all the way back for a pick-six. asserted
who → avoid → six
The nephew of Eli and Peyton Manning then mounted a seven-play, 75-yard drive that tied things up at 24. asserted
that → mount → 24
But on the final Texas possession with under a minute to go and a chance to win or just keep overtime in play, Manning was again picked off with 19 seconds remaining. asserted
Manning → go → seconds
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer connected on successive passes — for 13 and 20 yards — to set up Tate Sandell for the walk-off field goal. asserted
Mateer → connect → goal
Manning finished 19-for-31 passing with 261 yards, three touchdowns and the two interceptions. asserted
Manning → finish → yards
Texas will host Florida, which suffered its own disastrous loss on Saturday to South Carolina, next Saturday. asserted
which → host → Carolina
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