Well, after Texas beat Oklahoma on Saturday, Longhorns linebackers Anthony Hill Jr. and Barryn Sorrell took the extra step of planting a Texas flag at midfield at the Cotton Bowl — and they did it through a Mayfield Sooners jersey, as On Texas Football’s CJ Vogel reported:

Oklahoma Sooners quarterback Baker Mayfield played his last down seven years ago, but his social media-friendly antics continue to cast a long shadow over the aesthetics of college football. For instance,

The Texas Longhorns had a message to send following their Red River Rivalry victory. Following the dominant 34-3 victory on Saturday. Longhorns

Texas linebacker Barryn Sorrell brutally disrespected Baker Mayfield after a huge win over Oklahoma in Red River RIvalry

Texas football linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. terrorized Oklahoma's offense in Texas' 34-3 win on Saturday. He collected 11 tackles, sacked Sooners quarterback Michael Hawkins Jr. twice and had one forced fumble.

The Longhorns went on to win 34-3, and also had a cut-throat message to Oklahoma, their fans and Sooners legend Baker Mayfield. After the game, the team could be seen planting a Texas flag on the jersey of the former Heisman-winning quarterback. This comes after they shot the cannon through it as well.

Texas claimed bragging rights with its 34-3 win over OU on Saturday in the latest edition of the Red River Rivalry. And the Longhorns didn't waste any time putting that to use. Following the conclusion of the game,

The Longhorns players planted the Texas flag after the game, and they put it right through a Baker Mayfield jersey. Mayfield during his time as the quarterback at Oklahoma was known to plant the flag, with the most famous moment being after the Sooners beat Ohio State in Columbus.

Texas standouts Anthony Hill Jr. and Barryn Sorrell planted the Texas flag through a Baker Mayfield Oklahoma jersey at midfield following the Longhorns' win in the Red River Rivalry.

The Longhorns gave the departing Sooners one last jab before sending Oklahoma back across the Red River after Texas’ 34-3 victory at the Cotton Bowl on Saturday. Texas, particularly its defense, lived up to that of the No.