A Red River Rivalry watch party for the Texas Longhorns vs Oklahoma Sooners game, with the first 60 Texas Exes guests receiving a free chopped brisket sandwich.
Little Woodrow's Midtown is hosting a watch party for the Texas Longhorns and Oklahoma Sooners on Saturday, October 10, starting at 11 AM. It's the Red River Rivalry, one of the oldest and most storied matchups in college football, and this is the Houston spot to catch it if you're not heading to the game in person.
The day is built around a specific perk for the Texas crowd: the first 60 guests with Texas Exes credentials get a free chopped brisket sandwich, limit one per person. If you're a Longhorn alum, that means getting there early is the only way to make sure you're one of the sixty. Once those are gone, they're gone, so if you're planning on the free lunch, don't wait until kickoff.
Beyond the food, it's a straightforward game-day setup. The Longhorns and Sooners meet every year in this rivalry, and this watch party puts it on the screens at Little Woodrow's Midtown, 2306 Brazos St, in the heart of Midtown. It's a place to watch the game with other fans rather than sitting at home, with the brisket offer as the early-morning draw.
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It all kicks off at 11 AM on Saturday, October 10, at Little Woodrow's Midtown, 2306 Brazos St, Houston.
