Sarkisian says he will keep calling plays after Texas loses to Oklahoma

Texas lost 27-24 to Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry, a college football game between the two teams.

After the loss, Texas coach Steve Sarkisian said he would keep calling offensive plays and would not change his staff.

Texas made several costly mistakes, including allowing a blocked-punt score and a defensive touchdown.

The loss followed another recent special teams error, a punt-return touchdown by Tennessee.

Texas also struggled to sustain its offense, going three-and-out seven times against Oklahoma.

Sarkisian said the team needs to play better and that improving its special teams is his responsibility.

He did not announce any changes or next steps beyond working to improve the team’s play.