Red River Rivalry Poised to Remain in Dallas
The Texas-OU Red River Rivalry, a tradition held in Dallas since 1929, is not expected to relocate soon.
Oklahoma City, OK, October 9, 2026 — The annual Red River Rivalry football game between the University of Texas and the University of Oklahoma is expected to continue its long-standing tradition in Dallas, Texas. Reports indicate that the fixture is not anticipated to relocate in the near future.
This storied matchup has been a staple of the college football season, drawing considerable attention and attendance for decades. The rivalry’s roots in Dallas trace back to 1929, establishing a deep historical connection between the city and the event.
The tradition, held at the Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas, has become synonymous with the state fair of Texas. Its continuity in Dallas is a significant aspect of its enduring appeal for fans of both the Longhorns and the Sooners.
While discussions around major sporting event locations can often arise, sources close to the tradition suggest that the current arrangement in Dallas is set to persist. No alternative venues or relocation plans have been announced or are being actively considered at this time.
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