2. Texas spreading the ball out was key for them
Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers came back from injury and spread the ball out to seven different receivers, having each of them catch at least two balls throughout the matchup.
Ja’Tavion Sanders had two scores and Xavier Worthy and Keilan Robinson each added one of their own. Things were clicking for the burnt orange and white in ways that Oklahoma could only dream of today.
Pretty fair to say that Ja’Tavion Sanders is working his way into tier 1 #devy TE rankings this season pic.twitter.com/O6k98uqXhG
— Jason DiRienzo (@allpurposescout) October 8, 2022
Overall, Texas kept Oklahoma guessing throughout the matchup and therefore they were able to put up big numbers, of course, it helped that their defense pitched the shutout. They put up 49 points and it is the worst shutout loss in Oklahoma’s history.
Things are not looking up for Oklahoma and it’s the direct opposite for the Longhorns.