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Sean McDonough, Oklahoma radio deliver wild calls of Sooners’ walk-off win over Texas

The unranked Oklahoma Sooners staged a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback to defeat No. 1 Texas 27–24 in the 122nd Red River Rivalry at the Cotton Bowl, securing a walk-off victory in one of college football’s most storied matchups.

Trailing 17–10 entering the final period, Oklahoma outscored the Longhorns 17–7, including a game-sealing 47-yard field goal by kicker Tate Sandell with 19 seconds left. The Sooners’ defense forced two interceptions of Texas quarterback Arch Manning, with Courtland Guillory’s pick at the 39-yard line setting up Sandell’s game-winner.

Oklahoma’s Spanish-language radio announcers, Enrique Vasquez and Alex Parra, delivered an electrifying call of the walk-off kick, while ESPN’s Sean McDonough’s voice cracked twice—once on the Guillory interception and again on the game-clinching field goal—during his broadcast with Greg McElroy. The win improved Oklahoma’s record to 3–2 and marked a pivotal turnaround after a slow start to the season, while Texas dropped to 4–1.

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