The Texas Longhorns (3-2) will square off against the No. 6 Oklahoma Sooners (5-0) in Week 7 of the 2025 college football season on Saturday. The game will kick off at 3:30 p.m. ET from the Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas, Texas.
Ahead of the Texas vs. Oklahoma game, here's a look at the projected lineups for both teams.
Texas vs. Oklahoma projected starting lineup for Week 7
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Texas projected starting lineup
Here's a look at Texas' projected starters on offense vs. Oklahoma:
Position
Starter
QB
Arch Manning (#16)
RB
Quintrevion Wisner (#5)
WR-X
Ryan Wingo (#1)
WR-Z
Parker Livingstone (#13)
WR-H
DeAndre Moore Jr. (#0)
TE
Jack Endries (#88)
LT
Trevor Goosby (#74)
LG
Connor Stroh (#79)
C
Cole Hutson (#54)
RG
DJ Campbell (#52)
RT
Brandon Baker (#73)
Here's a look at Texas' projected starters on defense vs. Oklahoma:
Position
Starter
DE
Ethan Burke (#91)
NT
Hero Kanu (#93)
DT
Maraad Watson (#98)
EDGE
Colin Simmons (#1)
WLB
Anthony Hill Jr. (#0)
MLB
Liona Lefau (#18)
LCB
Malik Muhammad (#5)
SS
Jelani McDonald (#4)
FS
Michael Taaffe (#16)
RCB
Jaylon Guilbeau (#3)
NB
Graceson Littleton (#29)
Here's a look at Texas' projected starters on special teams vs. Oklahoma:
Position
Starter
PT (Punter)
Jack Bouwmeester (#19)
PK (Placekicker)
Mason Shipley (#49)
KO (Kickoff Specialist)
Will Stone (#15)
LS (Long Snapper)
Lance St. Louis (#58)
H (Holder)
Jack Bouwmeester (#19)
PR (Punt Returner)
Ryan Niblett (#21)
KR (Kick Returner)
Ryan Niblett (#21)
Oklahoma projected starting lineup
Here's a look at Oklahoma's projected starters on offense vs. Texas:
Position
Starter
QB
John Mateer (#10)
RB
Tory Blaylock (#6)
WR-X
Keontez Lewis (#9)
WR-Z
Deion Burks (#4)
WR-H
Isaiah Sategna III (#5)
TE
Jaren Kanak (#12)
LT
Michael Fasusi (#56)
LG
Heath Ozaeta (#77)
C
Jake Maikkula (#69)
RG
Febechi Nwaiwu (#54)
RT
Derek Simmons (#66)
Here's a look at Oklahoma's projected starters on defense vs. Texas:
Position
Starter
LDE
Marvin Jones Jr. (#97)
NT
Damonic Williams (#52)
DT
Jayden Jackson (#65)
RDE
R. Mason Thomas (#32)
WLB
Kip Lewis (#10)
MLB
Kobie McKinzie (#11)
CHEET
Kendal Daniels (#5)
LCB
Courtland Guillory (#4)
SS
Peyton Bowen (#22)
FS
Robert Spears-Jennings (#3)
RCB
Kendel Dolby (#15)
Here's a look at Oklahoma's projected starters on special teams vs. Texas:
Position
Starter
PT (Punter)
Jacob Ulrich (#87)
PK (Placekicker)
Tate Sandell (#29)
KO (Kickoff Specialist)
Tate Sandell (#29)
LS (Long Snapper)
Ben Anderson (#49)
H (Holder)
Jacob Ulrich (#87)
PR (Punt Returner)
Isaiah Sategna III (#5)
KR (Kick Returner)
Jaydn Ott (#0)
Texas vs. Oklahoma depth chart for Week 7
Texas depth chart
Here's a look at Texas' depth chart for its offense:
Position
Player 1
Player 2
Player 3
Player 4
Player 5
WR-X
Ryan Wingo (#1)
Aaron Butler (#14)
Jaime Ffrench Jr. (#2)
Michael Terry III (#11)
—
WR-Z
Parker Livingstone (#13)
Emmett Mosley V (#3)
Kaliq Lockett (#7)
—
—
WR-H
DeAndre Moore Jr. (#0)
Daylan McCutcheon (#17)
Ryan Niblett (#21)
Rett Andersen (#35)
—
LT
Trevor Goosby (#74)
Jaydon Chatman (#75)
Jordan Coleman (#78)
—
—
LG
Connor Stroh (#79)
Neto Umeozulu (#72)
Jackson Christian (#76)
—
—
C
Cole Hutson (#54)
Connor Robertson (#62)
Daniel Cruz (#51)
—
—
RG
DJ Campbell (#52)
Nate Kibble (#70)
Rick McBroom (#63)
—
—
RT
Brandon Baker (#73)
Nick Brooks (#71)
Robert Sweeney (#64)
—
—
TE
Jack Endries (#88)
Spencer Shannon (#83)
Jordan Washington (#84)
Nick Townsend (#81)
Emaree Winston (#85)
QB
Arch Manning (#16)
Matthew Caldwell (#18)
Karle Lacey Jr. (#8)
Trey Owens (#15)
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RB
Quintrevion Wisner (#5)
CJ Baxter (#4)
Christian Clark (#6)
Jerrick Gibson (#9)
James Simon (#31)
Here's a look at Texas' depth chart for its defense:
Position
Player 1
Player 2
Player 3
Player 4
Player 5
DE
Ethan Burke (#91)
Zina Umeozulu (#19)
Lance Jackson (#40)
Smith Orogbo (#46)
—
NT
Hero Kanu (#93)
Cole Brevard (#99)
Travis Shaw (#44)
Josiah Sharma (#90)
—
DT
Maraad Watson (#98)
Alex January (#97)
Lavon Johnson (#96)
Melvin Hills III (#55)
Justus Terry (#15)
EDGE
Colin Simmons (#1)
Trey Moore (#8)
Brad Spence (#14)
Colton Vasek (#92)
—
WLB
Anthony Hill Jr. (#0)
Ty'Anthony Smith (#26)
Jonathan Cunningham (#37)
Eric Garza (#43)
—
MLB
Liona Lefau (#18)
Elijah Barnes (#30)
Marshall Landwehr (#51)
Brady Sarkisian (#32)
—
LCB
Malik Muhammad (#5)
Kobe Black (#6)
Warren Roberson (#24)
—
—
SS
Jelani McDonald (#4)
Xavier Filsaime (#17)
Jordon Johnson-Rubell (#23)
Ziky Umeozulu (#41)
—
FS
Michael Taaffe (#16)
Derek Williams Jr. (#2)
Jonah Williams (#9)
Zelus Hicks (#13)
—
RCB
Jaylon Guilbeau (#3)
Kade Phillips (#11)
Santana Wilson (#28)
Caleb Chester (#25)
—
NB
Graceson Littleton (#29)
Wardell Mack (#27)
Graham Gillespie (#38)
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Here's a look at Texas' depth chart for its special teams:
Position
Player 1
Player 2
Player 3
Player 4
Player 5
PT (Punter)
Jack Bouwmeester (#19)
Gehrig Heil (#47)
—
—
—
PK (Placekicker)
Mason Shipley (#49)
Will Stone (#15)
Spencer Barnett (#46)
—
—
KO (Kickoff Specialist)
Will Stone (#15)
Mason Shipley (#49)
Spencer Barnett (#46)
—
—
LS (Long Snapper)
Lance St. Louis (#58)
Tate Haver (#42)
—
—
—
H (Holder)
Jack Bouwmeester (#19)
Gehrig Heil (#47)
—
—
—
PR (Punt Returner)
Ryan Niblett (#21)
Daylan McCutcheon (#17)
—
—
—
KR (Kick Returner)
Ryan Niblett (#21)
Quintrevion Wisner (#5)
—
—
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Oklahoma depth chart
Here's a look at Oklahoma's depth chart for its offense:
Position
Player 1
Player 2
Player 3
Player 4
Player 5
WR-X
Keontez Lewis (#9)
Ivan Carreon (#82)
Elijah Thomas (#14)
—
—
WR-Z
Deion Burks (#4)
Jer'Michael Carter (#84)
—
—
—
WR-H
Isaiah Sategna III (#5)
Zion Kearney (#7)
Jacob Jordan (#88)
—
—
LT
Michael Fasusi (#56)
Luke Baklenko (#78)
—
—
—
LG
Heath Ozaeta (#77)
Eddy Pierre-Louis (#55)
Daniel Akinkunmi (#75)
—
—
C
Jake Maikkula (#69)
Owen Hollenbeck (#68)
—
—
—
RG
Febechi Nwaiwu (#54)
Ryan Fodje (#70)
Gunnar Allen (#57)
—
—
RT
Derek Simmons (#66)
Logan Howland (#71)
Jake Taylor (#79)
—
—
TE
Jaren Kanak (#12)
Will Huggins (#81)
Carson Kent (#86)
—
—
QB
John Mateer (#10)
Michael Hawkins Jr. (#3)
Whitt Newbauer (#16)
—
—
RB
Tory Blaylock (#6)
Jovantae Barnes (#2)
Jaydn Ott (#0)
Xavier Robinson (#24)
—
Here's a look at Oklahoma's depth chart for its defense:
Position
Player 1
Player 2
Player 3
Player 4
Player 5
LDE
Marvin Jones Jr. (#97)
Taylor Wein (#44)
Danny Okoye (#16)
—
—
NT
Damonic Williams (#52)
David Stone (#0)
Markus Strong (#99)
Siolaa Lolohea (#96)
—
DT
Jayden Jackson (#65)
Gracen Halton (#56)
Trent Wilson (#90)
Nigel Smith II (#6)
—
RDE
R. Mason Thomas (#32)
Adepoju Adebawore (#34)
Wyatt Gilmore (#42)
—
—
WLB
Kip Lewis (#10)
Owen Heinecke (#38)
Taylor Heim (#17)
—
—
MLB
Kobie McKinzie (#11)
Sammy Omosigho (#7)
James Nesta (#47)
—
—
CHEET
Kendal Daniels (#5)
Reggie Powers III (#13)
Jeremiah Newcombe (#21)
—
—
LCB
Courtland Guillory (#4)
Jacobe Johnson (#19)
Devon Jordan (#12)
—
—
SS
Peyton Bowen (#22)
Jaydan Hardy (#1)
Omarion Robinson (#2)
—
—
FS
Robert Spears-Jennings (#3)
Michael Boganowski (#25)
Reed DeQuasie (#31)
—
—
RCB
Kendel Dolby (#15)
Gentry Williams (#9)
Maliek Hawkins (#37)
Trystan Haynes (#14)
—
Here's a look at Oklahoma's depth chart for its special teams:
Position
Player 1
Player 2
Player 3
Player 4
Player 5
PT (Punter)
Jacob Ulrich (#87)
Grayson Miller (#43)
—
—
—
PK (Placekicker)
Tate Sandell (#29)
Austin Welch (#95)
Liam Evans (#35)
—
—
KO (Kickoff Specialist)
Tate Sandell (#29)
Austin Welch (#95)
Liam Evans (#35)
—
—
LS (Long Snapper)
Ben Anderson (#49)
Seth Freeman (#50)
—
—
—
H (Holder)
Jacob Ulrich (#87)
John Mateer (#10)
Michael Hawkins Jr. (#3)
Grayson Miller (#43)
—
PR (Punt Returner)
Isaiah Sategna III (#5)
Peyton Bowen (#22)
Jacob Jordan (#88)
Omarion Robinson (#2)
—
KR (Kick Returner)
Jaydn Ott (#0)
Peyton Bowen (#22)
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—
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How to watch Texas vs. Oklahoma game? TV channel and live stream details for Week 7 clash
The Texas vs. Oklahoma game will be broadcast live on ABC. Fans can also live stream theWeek 7 contest on Fubo.
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