The Oklahoma Sooners football program came into existence in 1895, and has since then become the most popular sports team at the University. Norman, Oklahoma plays host to over 82,000 when the Sooners play at their home turf. With head coach Bob Stoops running the show, the Sooners have won six Big 12 Conference titles and one national championship. Over his 11-year tenure, Stoops has accumulated 117 victories and has only been dealt 28 losses, leaving the head ball coach with an astounding .807 winning percentage during his time as head coach of the Sooners. One of the most heated rivalries in college football becomes a border battle between the Oklahoma Sooners and their lone star counterparts the Texas Longhorns. The battle, known throughout the college football world as the Red River Shootout, more than often plays a key role in the Big 12 title matchup or sometimes can even have national title implications. Every year at the Cotton Bowl, thousands upon thousands of fans come to support their respective school in this gridiron battle. With two losses in a row, the Sooners are looking to get back to their winning ways against their rivals in the 2010 season.