Regular season ·

Oklahoma beat Texas

No. 22 Texas2-245
Oklahoma2-253Final
Sat, Oct 10 · Cotton Bowl, Dallas, Texas (neutral site) · Crowd 24,000 · 76°, clearFOX

Records are after this game. Rankings are the AP poll before it.

Oklahoma beat Texas 53-45 in 4 overtimes, October 10, 2020.

How the game turned

Oklahoma aheadTexas aheadBiggest swing

OT1 Oklahoma 31, Texas 38

Oklahoma 29% to win

Ehlinger 3-yd TD run, Texas goes ahead 38-31

Big moments

  1. 1Q1 9:34 · Oklahoma 3, Texas 0Brkic 19-yd field goal, Oklahoma goes ahead 3-0
  2. 2Q2 6:58 · Oklahoma 17, Texas 10Oklahoma's win chance rose from 58% to 70%.Major 7-yd TD run, Oklahoma goes ahead 17-10
  3. 3Q3 11:40 · Oklahoma 24, Texas 17Oklahoma's win chance rose from 68% to 74%.Pledger 2-yd TD run
  4. 4OT1 · Oklahoma 31, Texas 38Oklahoma's win chance fell from 49% to 29%.Ehlinger 3-yd TD run, Texas goes ahead 38-31
  5. 5OT2 · Oklahoma 45, Texas 38Oklahoma's win chance rose from 53% to 55%.Rattler 1-yd TD run, Oklahoma goes ahead 45-38
  6. 6OT2 · Oklahoma 45, Texas 45Oklahoma's win chance fell from 55% to 43%.Ehlinger 25-yd TD run, ties it 45-45
  7. 7OT4 · Oklahoma 53, Texas 45Oklahoma's win chance rose from 39% to 57%.Rattler 25-yd TD pass to Stoops, two-point try good, Oklahoma goes ahead 53-45

Oklahoma's lowest chance to win was 29 percent. Win chance is our own calculation from the play-by-play, with each game's start set from the pregame expectation.

The biggest swing

In the first overtime, Texas's chance to win went from 51 percent to 71 percent when Texas scored a touchdown.

The score went from Oklahoma 31, Texas 31 to Oklahoma 31, Texas 38.

The play: Ehlinger 3-yd TD run, Texas goes ahead 38-31.

What happened next

  1. Oklahoma's next game: W 33-14 at TCU, Oct 24

    14 days later
  2. Texas's next game: W 27-16 vs Baylor, Oct 24

    14 days later
  3. The teams' next meeting after Oct 10, 2020: Oklahoma 55, Texas 48, Oct 9, 2021

    about 12 months later

Related pages

Scores, dates and the stage: ESPN. Win chance: our curve from play-by-play; the turn is its largest one-play change that moved with the score.

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