No. 1 Texas and No. 18 Oklahoma are set to add an entry into one of college football's most historic feuds Saturday when they take the field for the 120th installment of the Red River Rivalry. As a result of the latest strange and wild wave of conference realignment,

Back in the late 1960s, Texas won big with the run-based wishbone offense. Oklahoma's Barry Switzer borrowed it, tweaked it and ran it down Texas' throat in the 1970s — with a heavy dose of those running backs he recruited from Texas.

Going into the 2024 Red River Rivalry game, Texas leads the series with a 63-51-5 overall record, but, including the 2000 season, Oklahoma has a 17-8 advantage.