Texas 48, Oklahoma 45 on a field goal with nine seconds left: Tom Herman said “that says a lot about his grit”

Mike Stoops, Oklahoma defensive coordinator

Too little, too late. I'm very disappointed in our overall performance.

Lincoln Riley, Oklahoma head coach

Wasn't our best performance. We know that and we're going to own it. We don't back away from it and we're all a part of it, but we still found a way to give ourselves a chance to win and that's what we do.

Kyler Murray, Oklahoma quarterback

Obviously, I am not used to losing,

Tom Herman, Texas head coach

For him to go shut the door, with his teammates, that says a lot about his grit.

Sam Ehlinger, Texas quarterback

I still can't put to words how incredible this rivalry and to be able to be a part of it, I honestly can't,

Tom Herman, Texas head coach

Our team really believes in him right now, and there is a psychology to that, certainly,

Associated Press

Freshman Cameron Dicker kicked a 40-yard field goal with nine seconds left to give 19th-ranked Texas a 48-45 victory Saturday over No. 7 Oklahoma after Kyler Murray had rallied the Sooners with three touchdowns in the fourth quarter.

With 9 seconds left, true freshman kicker Cameron Dicker nailed a 40-yard field goal to break the tie and give the Longhorns the victory over the rival Sooners.

Oklahoma would total four plays for 124 yards and two touchdowns on their next two drives to tie the game 45-45 with 2:38 to play.