​Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty ImagesTexas Longhorns’ 27-24 loss to the Oklahoma Sooners ended with an altercation between players from both teams, as the Longhorns wanted to send a message.Texas entered their October 10 clash against Oklahoma as the No. 1-ranked team in the country, but fell in a stunning 27-24 loss to the unranked Sooners, a huge blow to their hopes of remaining the best-ranked squad in Division I football.Texas took a tough loss in a very winnable game, which likely fueled frustration after the game as Longhorns and Sooners players got into a team-wide altercation, with Longhorns players also hurling insults.Texas remind Oklahoma of the SEC pecking order after tough loss.The end of the Longhorns-Sooners game saw both teams get into a shouting match while being separated by coaches, as Longhorns players told the Sooners that they ‘still suck’ despite landing a huge blow on the No. 1 ranked team in the country.Fans were not impressed with the Longhorns acting like this after the game, slamming them for their cocky attitude despite losing an important game where they were favourites to win.“Yes, bitter tears,” said one fan, excited at the major program going down.“Imagine saying, ‘y’all still suck’ after getting beat,” said one miffed fan.“The most entitled program in America,” said one fan about the Texas CFB program.“We got some nerve to be talking crazy after an L,” said one Texas fan who felt embarrassed by how the players were acting.“Texas yelling ‘y’all still suck’ like they weren’t trying to settle who sucks worse,” said another fan.Texas led the game 17-7 at the half, but let the win slip with self-inflicted mistakes, poor special teams execution, and an inadequate defence.The most consequential moments came in the fourth quarter, as Texas QB Arch Manning threw two INTs, including the first pick-six of his career, which swung the momentum drastically and led to the Sooners’ match-winning points at the end of the fourth.Read more:‘Human cheat code’ – Football fans think Jeremiah Smith is already the Heisman winner after this catchLane Kiffin had to be protected from angry fans after LSU’s devastating OT loss to KentuckySkip Bayless reveals longstanding Texas hatred which helped him deal with Cowboys loss