Trystan Haynes performs well in first start for Oklahoma against Texas
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 15, 2026, 8:01 PM
Last updated Oct 15, 2026

Trystan Haynes made his first career start for the Oklahoma Sooners against Texas during the Red River Rivalry on October 14, 2026, after cornerback Eli Bowen was sidelined due to injury. Haynes recorded seven tackles and one pass deflection, showing resilience after a challenging start when star receiver Cam Coleman scored early. The game marked a significant moment for Haynes, an Oklahoma native, who expressed his excitement about starting in such a storied matchup. Oklahoma continues to deal with injury issues, with several key players unavailable for upcoming games, including the scheduled matchup against Kentucky.
- •Trystan Haynes started against Texas on October 14, 2026.
- •Haynes recorded seven tackles and one pass deflection.
- •Eli Bowen was unavailable due to injury, prompting Haynes' promotion.
- •Oklahoma is facing ongoing injury challenges this season.
- •Next game for Oklahoma is against No. 15 Kentucky.
- 8:01 PMYahoo Sports — Trystan Haynes reacts to first career start against Texas
"Trystan Haynes says starting against Texas was special as an Oklahoma native who grew up watching the rivalry.
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