Gerald McCoy’s Savage Texas Taunt Sparks Firestorm After Stunning Oklahoma Comeback Win
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Texas came in expected to have little trouble with Oklahoma. Especially with quarterback John Mateer off to a slow start and Oklahoma’s defense struggling, which is coach Brent Venables’ area of expertise.
But Oklahoma looked nothing like the program that bottomed out against Georgia, or the one that struggled against Michigan and even New Mexico, the latter a non-Power Conference representative. OU leaned into creating takeaways against Arch Manning of Texas by picking him off twice. Including the second one that helped set up the walk-off field goal from Tate Sandell.
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