See how the Texas Department of Transportation is trolling Oklahoma fans

No. 11 Texas and and No. 5 Oklahoma will meet Saturday at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas for the latest chapter in the Red River Rivalry, and Sooners fans driving to the game will have to endure some light trolling on the roads in Texas.

The Texas Department of Transportation updated its safety warnings on road signs for game week to include messages like “Don’t be Sooner, be safer.”

Looks like a fun day at @TxDOT. 🤘 pic.twitter.com/NrR21yyFyR

— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) October 11, 2019

On the way to #RedRiverShowdown?
Look for these on the drive and be sure to #BuckleUpYall #HornsUpPhonesDown 🤘🏼#TextLaterNotSooner #PassWithCare#DriveSober#PlanAHead#EndTheStreakTx#ThisIsTexas #BeatOU pic.twitter.com/zCNvyNWyfu

— James Bass (@TxDOTCEO) October 10, 2019

The Texas DOT is also ribbing OU fans on Twitter.

On the field we’re rivals, but Texas and Oklahoma literally build bridges together. Our states work side-by-side to work on bridges like SH 78 in Fannin County, TX over the Red River. A harmonious agreement… so Sooners can drive more efficiently to TX once a year to lose. pic.twitter.com/QeLH8thfzK

— Texas Department of Transportation (@TxDOT) October 11, 2019

The Longhorns prevailed last year in a thriller, 48-45, but the Sooners got revenge in the Big 12 title game, winning 39-27.