The Texas Longhorns beat their first Power Four opponent of the 2025 season in a big way on Saturday, defeating their archrival, the Oklahoma Sooners, by a score of 23-6.

Here are three things we learned about new coach Sean Miller, new wing Dailyn Swain and returning guard Chendall Weaver at SEC basketball media days.

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Texas Longhorns running back Jerrick Gibson has decided to depart from the program during his second year. Competition at the running back position is stiff, and he might have an easier time climbing the depth chart somewhere else.

For Texas, the SEC Tipoff is part of the countdown to the Longhorns' season opener against Incarnate Word on Nov. 3. That countdown also includes this Sunday's Orange-White Scrimmage at

DALLAS -- Texas stunned No. 6 Oklahoma 23-6 behind a dominant defensive performance to win the Red River Rivalry at the Cotton Bowl. The Longhorns held the Sooners without a touchdown for the third time in four years to pick up a critical bounce-back victory against their rival.

The unranked Texas Longhorns secured a much needed 23-6 victory over the then-No. 6 Oklahoma Sooners on Saturday for the annual Red River Rivalry matchup, thus

Texas confirmed Tuesday that running back Jerrick Gibson and kicker Will Stone have left the team. Both players are expected to enter the transfer portal.

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