Red River Bloodbath *(First Half Highlights) Oklahoma vs. Texas 2003
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- OU QB Jason White & the Sooner offense carve up the Longhorns for the 4th year in a row. The Oklahoma defense shuts down new Texas Freshman QB Vince Young. (from Oct. 11th 2003) **First Half Highlights*
OU’s defense between 2000-2003 was something SERIOUS!! Mark Clayton in one word: BEAST
Now that Brent venables is your coach OU might actually have a proper defense matching the good recruiting.
@@savagetigerfbfan6673 not a OU fan. Just a football fan
THIS. NEVER. GETS. OLD!
I got a feeling that some more of these texas beatdowns are coming soon.
From a Texas fan, thank you for showing Texas highlights as well..... even if there weren't that many. At all.
Now there's a NEW Bloodbath, Texas 49- Oklahoma 0
I remember watching this as a kid. That was some of the best defense from OU I had ever seen. Don't see that too much anymore.
Even in a lopsided defeat you can see just how special Vince Young was
Vince was garbage. That's why he didn't go far after his college career.
Clayton was just plain magic.
This was one of thebest Sooner teams of the decade. Can't believe they choked against LSU
Dedmon319 they choked earlier against Kansas State
@@jeromybilbrey420 bruh they literally lost by 28 rhe week before they shouldn't have been in the game gtfo of here with that rigged bullshit lol
Nick shaban's recruiting is where it shows up the first time
Its sickening that 2002-2004 didn't produce a national title. The 2002 team was really good too but the slip up at A&M early in the season ultimately locked them out of playing for the title. 2002 & 2003, I think every defensive player went to the NFL
Back then defense scored too
77-0 win over atm the following year was even funnier when the mercy rule was invoked and they ran the clock during timeouts the entire 2nd half... bizarre.. never have seen that at any level of football in 40 years
One of the greatest OU defenses ever. Went to three games that year.
Wow, that run at about 4:20 by VY was amazing.
Jason White was really, REALLY good.
Eric Crouch was much better
But crouch didn't get play in back to back championships.
White won the Heisman. Yes, he was very good. Vincent Young should have won one also
I was looking at the Heisman list to see if who won in the past and I saw Jason White. Never heard of him. Watched his highlights and then watched this. The dude was slinging the rock lol
Jason doesn't know what it feels like to lose to Texas.
October cant get here fast enough
Like I said, freshman. Turning over the ball is part of the game when you're inexperienced. Still doesn't take away from the fact that a freshman non-starting QB lit up the National Championship-bound Sooners for 145 yards rushing (!) w/TD, and 133 yards passing. Doesn't sound too dominating to me....
Daaaaaaam!!Sooners are soo fukin fun and exciting to watch play the game.
Not sugarcoating a loss. A loss is a loss. My comment was about a freshman QB who wasn't even a starter "being shutdown"....which obviously didn't happen.
Yes. I call someone that turns the ball over constantly getting shut down.
7 time national champs.
Buff said boomer.
Actually, in 2000 when we won the BCS national championship, was the year we had the lowest percentage of texans on our roster, which was less than 20%. We had more Oklahomans that year, than any other year in recent history. Also, 4 out of our 5 Heisman winners were Oklahomans. UT fans must also realize that most of their national championships were won by an Oklahoman, Sooner born and Sooner bred Darrell Royal. They even have their stadium named after him. BOOMER SOONER!!
Well, I wouldn't go that far...lol. I just think for a freshman QB Young played a decent game against formidable competition. I definitely showed glimpses of his future college potential.
Could you consider Vince Young to be the 1st contemporary running Qb?
very good balanced video
Then Kansas State whooped their ass 35-7
We scored on the very first play of the game, then never came close again
Well... I guess if you want to ignore mistakes then I'd say Texas played one hell of a game
How do you "ignore" mistakes?
can do the osu 2003 game agian
University of Texas at Norman
Lemme guess, you are an SEC homer
wat ever happened to him
a bloodbath indeed.
They can win games n the conference, but outside...there nothing. they do that every year.
You call a freshman QB who wasn't even the starter rushing for 145 yards w/1 TD and passing for another 135 yards "being shutdown"? LOL....no, the Sooners shut TEXAS down....Vince Young, not so much......
what the fuck
Because, OU sux outside of the Big 12....
With wins over Ohio state, Alabama, Florida, Auburn, Nebraska, miami and Florida state. Yeah they're horrible, fucking clown