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Texas and Oklahoma have faced off in every season since 1900, putting together one of the most storied rivalries of all-time. Texas leads the all-time series, 63-50-5, after snapping a four-game skid to OU with an authoritative 49-0 victory last season. Oklahoma comes in at 5-0 after defeating Iowa State in Norman by thirty, 50-20.  The Sooners comfortably took down the Cyclones at home, and they’ll now look to pass their toughest test yet here against the Longhorns. The OU offense is scoring 47.4 ppg, while passing for 352.4 ypg, rushing for 157.6 ypg, and converting 54.4% of their third downs. Texas comes in at 5-0 after defeating Kansas in Austin, 40-14. The Longhorns caught a break with KU QB Jalon Daniels missing the contest, but they capitalized to tack on another quality win, and they’ll now look to add the Sooners to that list. The Texas offense is scoring 36.0 ppg, while passing for 286.6 ypg, rushing for 191.8 ypg, and converting 42% of their third downs.