Longhorns Players Discuss Emotional Loss to Sooners
Texas fell 27-24 to Oklahoma at the Cotton Bowl, handing many Longhorns their first loss in the rivalry after two straight wins. Players including Ryan Wingo and Arch Manning spoke about the disappointment, offensive inconsistency, and the need to improve. Wingo said the team would continue supporting Manning after the defeat.
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Texas had claimed the previous two meetings and nearly made it three, but lost 27-24 at the Cotton Bowl. Several Longhorns experienced their first defeat to Oklahoma.
Ryan Wingo described the sting, acknowledged offensive inconsistency, and said the team would stand by Arch Manning. Manning pointed to early-down execution and ball
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