Oklahoma 55, Texas 48: Brooks runs 33 yards with 3 seconds left

On October 9, 2021, Oklahoma beat Texas 55-48 in the Red River Rivalry at the Cotton Bowl, when Kennedy Brooks ran 33 yards for the winning touchdown with 3 seconds remaining. Caleb Williams had replaced Spencer Rattler at quarterback.

Lincoln Riley, Oklahoma head coach

I was just going to kind of feel it out as we went, and honestly, I was just going to go with my feel on it …

NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth, Oct 9, 2021

Associated Press, via NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

The game

Associated Press

Kennedy Brooks broke loose for a game-winning 33-yard touchdown run with 3 seconds remaining.

NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth, Oct 9, 2021

The Texas Longhorns dropped their first Big 12 game of the season to Oklahoma, 55-48, in an offensive thriller in the 117th Red River Rivalry showdown at the Cotton Bowl.

Texas Athletics, Oct 9, 2021

Associated Press

Williams ran for a 66-yard score on a fourth-and-1 and completed 15 of 24 passes for 211 yards and two touchdowns after replacing Rattler …

FOX 4, Oct 9, 2021

… sixth-ranked Oklahoma beat No. 21 Texas 55-48 on Saturday in the Red River rivalry that will soon move to the Southeastern Conference …

University of Oklahoma Athletics, Oct 9, 2021

What the players and coaches said

What Oklahoma said

Marvin Mims, Oklahoma wide receiver

He took it like a team leader. He’s one of our captains and we didn’t make him captain just because he’s the starting quarterback.

NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth, Oct 9, 2021

Associated Press, via NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Kennedy Brooks, Oklahoma running back

I just ran straight and scored …

FOX 4, Oct 9, 2021

Associated Press, via FOX 4

What Texas said

Steve Sarkisian, Texas head coach

At the end of the day when these two teams get together, this is kind of the story, right? The ball is going up and down the field …

FOX 4, Oct 9, 2021

Associated Press, via FOX 4

Casey Thompson, Texas quarterback

They made plays when it counted.

University of Oklahoma Athletics, Oct 9, 2021

Associated Press, via University of Oklahoma Athletics

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