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AP #1 Game Results

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Seasons: - Number 1 Scores:
Result: Opponent Scores:
Site: Margin:
Opponent Rank: Combined Score:
Game Type: Overtime:

Filters: [1936-2020] [Opp = Texas]


Season #1 Team Coach Result Site Opponent (Event)
2009 Alabama Saban W 37-21 N #2 Texas (BCS NC)
2008 Oklahoma Stoops L 35-45 N #5 Texas
2006 Ohio State Tressel W 24-7 A #2 Texas
2005 USC Carroll L 38-41 N #2 Texas (BCS NC/Rose)
2003 Oklahoma Stoops W 65-13 N #11 Texas
1987 Oklahoma Switzer W 44-9 N Texas
1978 Oklahoma Switzer W 31-10 N #6 Texas
1964 * Alabama Bryant L 17-21 N #5 Texas (Orange)
1963 Oklahoma Wilkinson L 7-28 N #2 Texas
1959 * Syracuse Schwartzwalder W 23-14 N #4 Texas (Cotton)
1957 Oklahoma Wilkinson W 21-7 N Texas
1956 Oklahoma Wilkinson W 45-0 N Texas
1954 Oklahoma Wilkinson W 14-7 N #15 Texas
1950 SMU Russell L 20-23 A #7 Texas
1939 Texas A&M Norton W 20-0 H Texas
1938 TCU Meyer W 28-6 H Texas
* Game occurred after final poll
** First of 2 games played before first regular season poll
Games:   16
Record (%):   11-5 (69%)
Avg Score:   29-16
#1 High Score:   65
#1 Low Score:   7
Opp High Score:   45
Opp Low Score:   0

Notes

  • The games involving Army in New York City are considered to be at a neutral site.
  • BCS National Championship games from 1998-2005 also count as bowl games. From 2006-13 they were separate from the actual bowl event.
  • AP #1 vs Coaches/CFP/BCS #1 research courtesy Jim M. Research is ongoing.

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