Texas and Oklahoma Join SEC, Revive Rivalries
Texas and Oklahoma Join SEC, Revive Rivalries
Texas and Oklahoma Join SEC, Revive Rivalries
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The Texas Longhorns and Oklahoma Sooners are officially joining the SEC, reigniting historic rivalries, particularly the Texas-Texas A&M showdown which has been dormant for 13 years. Texas coach Steve Sarkisian and A&M coach Mike Elko, along with players like Quinn Ewers and Kelvin Banks Jr., expressed excitement and acknowledged the deep-rooted rivalry which divides households and fuels intense competition. Oklahoma coach Brent Venables highlighted the emotional intensity of the Red River Showdown against Texas, asserting its significance remains unchanged despite the conference switch. Both teams are preparing for the heightened competition and new challenges in the SEC. The transition marks a significant shift for both programs, bringing new opponents and a renewed sense of rivalry and competition.

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Texas A&M not as noisy, which is good for the Aggies since Mike Elko replaced Jimbo Fisher
Oklahoma coach Brent Venables says Sooners are 'running toward the SEC' and more from media day
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Texas A&M not as noisy, which is good for the Aggies since Mike Elko replaced Jimbo Fisher
Oklahoma coach Brent Venables says Sooners are 'running toward the SEC' and more from media day
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