Longhorns casting wary eye northward at dominant Sooners
AUSTIN, Texas — They hate to admit it, but the Texas Longhorns have taken notice of happenings north of the Red River.
While the No. 6 Longhorns struggled to put away Arkansas State and didn't score in the first half against a good TCU team, No. 5 Oklahoma steamrolled North Texas and Miami .
The Sooner Schooner looks more like an Abrams tank after two games. Longhorns fans take comfort in winning the ...
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