Texas is No. 1 no more, after a two-interception fourth quarter from quarterback Arch Manning handed Oklahoma a come-from-behind victory in the Red River Rivalry.

Quarterback Arch Manning threw two critical fourth-quarter interceptions as the Texas Longhorns fell to the Oklahoma Sooners in the Red River Rivalry. The late-game turnovers enabled Oklahoma to mount a come-from-behind victory over their rivals.
The defeat officially knocks Texas out of the No. 1 national ranking. Manning's costly miscues in the final quarter proved decisive in altering the outcome of the high-stakes rivalry matchup.
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