Red River Rivalry Quiz

In the 1998 Red River Rivalry game, the leading receiver for Texas had 153 yards. This means that the player who caught the most passes for Texas in that game gained a total of 153 yards.

In the 1999 game against Texas, Oklahoma scored on three straight possessions to start the game. This means that they were able to score points on their first three offensive drives without the Texas defense stopping them. This is a strong start for Oklahoma and shows their offensive prowess in the early stages of the game.

In 1998, both Texas and Oklahoma succeeded in converting six out of their 32 third-down conversion opportunities.

In the 1997 game against Texas, the Oklahoma running back rushed for only two touchdowns of 48 yards or more. This indicates that the running back had two impressive long-distance runs resulting in touchdowns during that particular game.

In the 1997 Red River Rivalry game, Oklahoma and Texas combined for a total offense of 814 yards.

In the 1999 Red River Rivalry game, the Texas kicker made a total of 3 field goals from a distance of 40 yards or more.

Texas had 4 sacks in the 1998 Red River Rivalry game.

In the 1998 game against Texas, Oklahoma had a total offense of 448 yards.

In the 1998 game between Texas and Oklahoma, Texas had two touchdown passes of 50 or more yards.

The 1997 Red River Rivalry game was the third consecutive time in the series with no interceptions thrown. This means that for the past two games leading up to 1997, there were also no interceptions thrown.

In the 1999 Red River Rivalry game, Oklahoma was held to only 15 rushing yards. This means that the opposing team's defense was successful in limiting Oklahoma's ability to run the ball effectively. The low rushing yardage suggests that Oklahoma's running game was not able to gain much ground against their opponent's defense.

In the 1999 Red River Rivalry game, Texas led time of possession in all quarters except for the 3rd quarter.

In the 1999 Red River Rivalry game, Oklahoma and Texas made a total of 5 field goals.

In the 1998 Red River Rivalry game, the leading rusher for Texas gained a total of 139 yards.

In the 1997 Red River Rivalry game, the longest touchdown was 66 yards. This means that the Oklahoma running back carried the ball for a total of 66 yards before reaching the end zone. This could have been a result of their speed, agility, and ability to evade defenders. It was a significant play in the game, showcasing the player's skill and contributing to their team's success.