Arkansas–Texas football rivalry

Arkansas–Texas football rivalry
First meeting November 29, 1894
Texas 54, Arkansas 0
Latest meeting December 29, 2014
Arkansas 31, Texas 7
Statistics
Meetings total 78
All-time series Texas leads, 56–22 (.718)
Largest victory Texas, 54–0 (1894)
Longest streak Texas, 14 (1894–1932)
Current streak Arkansas, 1 (2014–present)

The Arkansas–Texas football rivalry is an American college football rivalry between the Arkansas Razorbacks and Texas Longhorns.

History

Texas and Arkansas first met in 1894 in a 54–0 victory by Texas.[1] The two programs have met 78 times and have played many historically notable games, including the 1969 Game of the Century, which eventually led to Texas' 1969 national title.[2] Although they have not regularly played each other since Arkansas' move to the Southeastern Conference in 1991, which consequently sent Texas to the Big XII Conference in 1996, many Longhorn and Razorback fans consider this an important rivalry. Texas and Arkansas's most recent meeting was in the 2014 Texas Bowl, which Arkansas won 31–7. Texas leads the series 56–22.[3][4]

Game results

Arkansas victoriesTexas victoriesTie games
#DateLocationWinnerScore
1 1894 Austin Texas 54–0
2 1903 Austin Texas 15–0
3 1905 Fayetteville Texas 4–0
4 1906 Fayetteville Texas 11–0
5 1907 Fayetteville Texas 26–6
6 1908 Austin Texas 21–0
7 1911 Austin Texas 12–0
8 1912 Austin Texas 48–0
9 1916 Austin Texas 52–0
10 1917 Austin Texas 20–0
11 1919 Austin Texas 35–7
12 1928 Austin Texas 20–7
13 1929 Fayetteville Texas 27–0
14 1932 Fayetteville Texas 34–0
15 1933 Austin Arkansas 20–6
16 1934 Fayetteville Texas 19–12
17 1935 Austin Arkansas 28–13
18 1936 Little Rock Arkansas 6–0
19 1937 Austin Arkansas 21–10
20 1938 Little Rock Arkansas 42–6
21 1939 Austin Texas 14–13
22 1940 Little Rock #14 Texas 21–0
23 1941 Austin #2 Texas 48–14
24 1942 Little Rock #20 Texas 47–6
25 1943 Austin Texas 34–0
26 1944 Little Rock Texas 19–0
27 1945 Little Rock Texas 34–7
28 1946 Austin #3 Texas 20–0
29 1947 Memphis #3 Texas 21–6
30 1948 Austin Texas 14–6
31 1949 Little Rock #16 Texas 27–14
32 1950 Austin Texas 19–14
33 1951 Fayetteville Arkansas 16–14
34 1952 Austin Texas 44–7
35 1953 Fayetteville Texas 16–7
36 1954 Austin #12 Arkansas 20–7
37 1955 Little Rock Arkansas 27–20
38 1956 Austin Arkansas 32–14
39 1957 Fayetteville Texas 17–0
40 1958 Fayetteville #7 Texas 24–6
#DateLocationWinnerScore
41 1959 Little Rock #3 Texas 13–12
42 1960 Austin Arkansas 24–23
43 1961 Fayetteville #3 Texas 33–7
44 1962 Austin #1 Texas 7–3
45 1963 Little Rock #1 Texas 17–13
46 1964 Austin #9 Arkansas 14–13
47 1965 Fayetteville #3 Arkansas 27–24
48 1966 Austin Arkansas 12–7
49 1967 Little Rock Texas 21–12
50 1968 Austin #17 Texas 39–29
51 1969 Fayetteville #1 Texas 15–14
52 1970 Austin #1 Texas 42–7
53 1971 Little Rock #16 Arkansas 31–7
54 1972 Austin #14 Texas 35–15
55 1973 Fayetteville Texas 34–6
56 1974 Austin #16 Texas 38–7
57 1975 Fayetteville #8 Texas 24–18
58 1976 Austin Texas 29–12
59 1977 Fayetteville #2 Texas 13–9
60 1978 Austin #8 Texas 28–21
61 1979 Little Rock #10 Arkansas 17–14
62 1980 Austin #10 Texas 23–17
63 1981 Fayetteville Arkansas 42–11
64 1982 Austin #12 Texas 33–7
65 1983 Little Rock #2 Texas 31–3
66 1984 Austin #3 Texas 24–18
67 1985 Fayetteville Texas 15–13
68 1986 Austin Arkansas 21–14
69 1987 Little Rock Texas 16–14
70 1988 Austin #6 Arkansas 27–24
71 1989 Fayetteville #24 Texas 24–20
72 1990 Austin #19 Texas 49–17
73 1991 Little Rock Arkansas 14–13
74 2000 DallasA #24 Arkansas 27–6
75 2003 Austin Arkansas 38–28
76 2004 Fayetteville #7 Texas 22–20
77 2008 Austin #7 Texas 52–10
78 2014 HoustonB Arkansas 31–7
A2000 Cotton Bowl Classic B2014 Texas Bowl

References

  1. Trister, Noah (September 25, 2008). "Arkansas–Texas: The intermittent rivalry". USA Today. Associated Press. Retrieved October 15, 2011.
  2. Schaeffer, Rick. Game of My Life: Memorable Stories of Razorback Football. ISBN 1-58261-988-3.
  3. "All-Time Records vs. Opponents". Mackbrown-texasfootball.com. Retrieved October 15, 2011.
  4. "History: Season-by-Season Results". 2011 Football Media Guide (PDF). Fayetteville, Arkansas: University of Arkansas Media Relations Department. 2011. pp. 171–182. Retrieved October 15, 2011.
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