Texas dominated Oklahoma State throughout this belt-deciding matchup, establishing control early with a Jordan Shipley touchdown reception just 1:47 into the game. The Longhorns' offensive efficiency was on full display, converting 11 of 14 third downs and accumulating 504 total yards, with Colt McCoy orchestrating a balanced attack through the air. Oklahoma State kept pace initially with Kendall Hunter's early touchdown run, but Texas pulled away in the second quarter with scores from Vondrell McGee and Quan Cosby to build a commanding lead. Though the Cowboys mounted some offensive fireworks late with two touchdown passes from Zac Robinson, Texas's superior execution and field position control proved decisive in a 28-24 victory that brought the lineal championship to Austin.
Written by Claude from the box score and play-by-play on this page — a plain-English recap of the numbers below, not a substitute for them.