Texas and Oklahoma extend Cotton Bowl rivalry game contract through 2036

Who's involved

• University of Texasteam in Red River Rivalry
• University of Oklahomateam in Red River Rivalry

The facts

• Texas and Oklahoma signed a 10-year deal with state fair officials starting in 1929.^{1 2} Stated by 2 sources
• Red River Rivalry games have been held at Dallas state fairgrounds every year since 1929, except 2018 Big 12 championship in Arlington.^{1 2} Stated by 2 sources
• Texas and Oklahoma announced contract extension through 2036 in 2023.^{1 2} Stated by 2 sources
• The rivalry between Texas and Oklahoma dates back to 1900.^{1 2} Stated by 2 sources
• Texas replaced Vanderbilt with Oklahoma as its Dallas state fairgrounds opponent after 1928.^{1 2} Stated by 2 sources

Who said what

These are statements and claims made by the people involved. They are reported, not verified.

• David Boren, then-OU President Moving the game is looking as a much greater possibility than people would have thought a few years ago^{1 2}