
The Red River Rivalry between Oklahoma and Texas has delivered some of the most electrifying finishes in college football history, and the games since 2000 are no exception. The 2023 showdown at the Cotton Bowl became an instant classic when Oklahoma’s Dillon Gabriel orchestrated a late-game drive, culminating in a game-winning touchdown with just 15 seconds left to secure a 34-30 victory over a Texas team that had taken the lead late.
Earlier that decade, the 2018 matchup at AT&T Stadium became legendary for its back-and-forth scoring, with Oklahoma’s Kyler Murray rallying from a 21-point deficit to tie the game before Texas’s Cameron Dicker sealed a 48-45 win on a last-second field goal. Beyond the high-scoring thrillers, the 2001 game stands out for its iconic defensive play, where Oklahoma’s Chris Simms engineered a pivotal stop to preserve a 14-3 victory over Texas in a low-scoring but pivotal clash.

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