Texas outgained Oklahoma 382-238 and still lost the Red River Rivalry, 27-24.

The Sooners got 14 points from a blocked punt and Peyton Bowen's pick-six. Arch Manning threw three touchdowns and two interceptions, and the Longhorns finished 3-for-14 on third down. Austin gets into the officiating calls that frustrated Texas fans, why he won't make excuses for the loss, and how much responsibility belongs to Arch and Steve Sarkisian.

The fourth-and-two decision gets a close look, along with an offense too dependent on explosive plays. Texas' defense deserved better. Florida is next, and there are plenty of things to clean up before Saturday.

On-air corrections: Oklahoma finished with 238 total offensive yards, and Texas scored seven points in the fourth quarter (Oklahoma scored 17). John Mateer's six-yard figure was yards per attempt, not per completion. The missed 53-yard field goal gave OU the ball at its own 35, the same starting spot as an unsuccessful fourth-and-two without a gain. Dallas next plays Sunday, October 18, against Green Bay, not Monday.

Chapters / Timestamps

• (00:00) - Live: Texas and Oklahoma Tied at 24
• (07:31) - Fourth Down: Sark Chooses the Field Goal
• (11:31) - Spetic Misses and Texas Needs a Stop
• (16:17) - Arch Gets One Last Chance
• (20:24) - Final Possessions and Oklahoma’s Winning Kick
• (28:34) - Texas Loses: The Defense Deserved Better
• (35:33) - The Flags, the Frustration and No Excuses
• (37:55) - Arch or Sark: Who Owns This Loss?
• (45:18) - Sark’s Fourth-and-Two Decision Revisited
• (48:20) - Mateer, Oklahoma’s Defense and Arch’s Mistakes
• (56:53) - Texas Is Living on the Home Run
• (01:00:05) - On Deck: Florida and the SEC Picture
• (01:03:25) - Final Takeaways and What’s Next for RoR