Texas has troubles. The preseason No. 1 is now unranked. Preseason Heisman Trophy favorite quarterback Arch Manning has struggled and is taking a beating behind an offensive line that can’t protect him.

One of college football’s historic rivalry games kicks off this weekend from the Cotton Bowl as Oklahoma squares off against Texas on Saturday. Let’s take a loo

This weekend at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas (3-2, 0-1) and Oklahoma (5-0, 1-0) will resume what is viewed as one of college football's best rivalries.

The 121st meeting of the Red River Rivalry between the Oklahoma Sooners and Texas Longhorns is the first as SEC rivals. The Longhorns are an early-3.5-point favorite, and my early Texas vs. Oklahoma Red River Rivalry predictions expect Arch Manning and the Longhorns to sneak past a banged-up Sooners group.

With the Red River Showdown looming, the Texas Longhorns have kicked their preparation into full gear — here is what Steve Sarkisian is focusing on with Oklahoma’s dynamic offense.

For the 121st time in the 125-year history of the Red River Rivalry, Texas and Oklahoma will square off once again. Not only is Texas-OU one of the most special rivalries in all of college football, it’s also been played in our backyard at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas virtually every year since the 1910s.

Texas fell to 3-2 after a loss at Florida and now coach Steve Sarkisian must deal with 5-0 Oklahoma in Dallas.

OU features one of the nation’s top defenses and an offense that has shown promise but suffered miscues — mistakes they aim to avoid in the Red River Rivalry.