The Big 12 has announced a change in Texas’ schedule, as they have moved the date of the matchup against Oklahoma State. Originally planned to be played on Saturday, Nov. 28th, it has been moved to Friday, Nov. 27.
Since the Big 12’s creation in 1996, this is the latest the Longhorns and Cowboys have played each other. Before this season, the two had only met up in the month of November nine times.
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Oklahoma State will be Texas’ fifth different opponent over Thanksgiving weekend since the rivalry with Texas A&M has ended. The other teams have been Baylor, Kansas, TCU, and Texas Tech. It will also be the fifth year in a row the Longhorns will be playing on a Friday, instead of traditionally playing on Thanksgiving Day.
Both teams are projected to have great seasons and this came could have Big 12 Championship implications. Both have offensive firepower coming back with quarterback Sam Ehlinger for Texas and Chubba Hubbard and Tylan Wallace for Oklahoma State. The season finale is in store to be a good one for the Longhorns.
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