- Football: 1986 Season ▪ Texas Series
 
		
		
		
		
			Oklahoma 47 – Texas 12 
		
		October 11, 1986 ▪ at Dallas ▪ Attendance 75,587
		
		
		
		Scoring
		
		
		
			
				| TEAM | 
				1 | 
				2 | 
				3 | 
				4 | 
				
				  | 
				1H | 
				2H | 
				  | 
				F | 
			
			
				| #6 Oklahoma (3-1) | 
				17 | 
				14 | 
				7 | 
				9 | 
				
				– | 
				31 | 
				16 | 
				– | 
				47 | 
			
			
				| Texas (2-1) | 
				0 | 
				0 | 
				6 | 
				6 | 
				
				– | 
				0 | 
				12 | 
				– | 
				12 | 
			
		
		 
		
		
		Team Stats
		
		
		
		
			
				
					| Stat | 
					OU | 
					OPP | 
				
			
			
				
					| First Downs | 
					20 | 
					13 | 
				
				
					| Total Yards | 
					467 | 
					247 | 
				
				
					| – Plays | 
					69 | 
					68 | 
				
				
					| – Yards/Play | 
					 6.8 | 
					 3.6 | 
				
				
					| Rushing Yards | 
					396 | 
					29 | 
				
				
					| – Attempts | 
					63 | 
					29 | 
				
				
					| – Yards/Attempt | 
					 6.3 | 
					 1.0 | 
				
				
					| Passing Yards | 
					71 | 
					218 | 
				
				
					| – Completions-Attempts | 
					2-6 | 
					22-39 | 
				
				
					| – Completion % | 
					 33% | 
					 56% | 
				
				
					| – Yards/Completion | 
					35.5 | 
					 9.9 | 
				
				
					| Return Yards * | 
					 | 
					 | 
				
				
					| Turnovers (Fum-Int) | 
					0 (0-0) | 
					2 (1-1) | 
				
				
				
					| Penalties-Yards | 
					5-41 | 
					6-30 | 
				
				
				
					| Sacks By-Yards | 
					- | 
					- | 
				
				
					| Time of Possession | 
					31:31 | 
					28:29 | 
				
				
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		* Based on available return stats; Prior to the mid-2000s, this usually meant punt and interceptions returns, at best.
		
		
		
						 
						
				
					
					
					
					
					
					
					
					
				
				
			 
			
					
					
					
					
					
					
					
					
				 
				
			 
		
		
		
			
			
			
			
		
		
		
		
			
			
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