No. 1 Texas faces Oklahoma in the 2026 Red River Rivalry on Saturday. Here’s the kickoff time, ABC television coverage, live streaming options and radio information.
DALLAS — One of college football’s most anticipated rivalries returns Saturday as the nation’s top-ranked team prepares for another showdown at the State Fair of Texas.
No. 1 Texas faces Oklahoma in the 2026 Red River Rivalry on Saturday, October 10, at 2:30 p.m. CT (3:30 p.m. ET) inside the historic Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas.
The game will be televised nationally on ABC, with streaming available through participating live television services and ESPN’s digital platforms.
Texas enters the matchup undefeated at 4-0, while Oklahoma is 2-2 after suffering losses to Michigan and Georgia.
What Channel Is Texas vs. Oklahoma On?
ABC will broadcast the 122nd meeting between the Longhorns and Sooners.
Fans can watch the game through their local ABC television affiliate, including WFAA Channel 8 in Dallas-Fort Worth and KVUE Channel 24 in Austin.
The broadcast is part of ABC’s national SEC football coverage.
Texas Vs. Oklahoma Game Information
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Date | Saturday, October 10, 2026 |
| Kickoff | 2:30 p.m. CT / 3:30 p.m. ET |
| Matchup | No. 1 Texas vs. Oklahoma |
| Location | Cotton Bowl Stadium, Dallas |
| TV Channel | ABC |
| Streaming | ABC.com, ESPN app, eligible live TV services |
| Texas Radio | Longhorn Radio Network |
| Austin Radio | 1300 AM The Zone |
| Dallas Radio | Check Longhorn Radio Network affiliates |
How To Stream Texas vs. Oklahoma
Fans can stream Saturday’s Red River Rivalry through the ESPN app or ABC.com with an eligible television-provider login or subscription offering ABC access.
Live television services carrying local ABC affiliates, including YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo and DIRECTV, are additional options.
Availability depends on location and subscription package.
How To Listen To Texas vs. Oklahoma
The Longhorn Radio Network will provide live radio coverage, with longtime play-by-play announcer Craig Way calling the action.
Roger Wallace and Will Matthews join the broadcast team.
Fans can also find radio coverage through participating Longhorn Radio Network affiliates.
Can Texas Stay Undefeated?
Texas quarterback Arch Manning enters Saturday looking to continue his team’s perfect start following victories over Texas State, Ohio State, UTSA and Tennessee.
Head coach Steve Sarkisian’s Longhorns have defeated Oklahoma in three of the past four meetings, including last season’s 23-6 victory.
The Sooners, however, understand that records and rankings rarely determine the outcome of this rivalry.
Texas will wear its traditional all-white uniforms, while Oklahoma takes the field in crimson as the designated home team.
For the Longhorns, another victory would strengthen their position atop the national rankings and keep their SEC championship aspirations firmly on track.
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