ESPN star Laura Rutledge suffers a wardrobe malfunction on the sidelines at Texas-Oklahoma after an incident in the crowd

ESPN star Laura Rutledge suffered an accident while covering the college football game between Texas and Oklahoma.

Rutledge, 36, was in Dallas on Saturday for the highly anticipated matchup between the Longhorns and Sooners at Cotton Bowl Stadium.

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The station experienced an intense atmosphere that led Texas to a comfortable victory over the guests with a score of 34:3.

The intensity of the Red River rivalry overwhelmed the American reporter as she moved through the home crowd.

The former Miss Florida had a stain on her white sleeveless top and then took to social media.

Rutledge said on Instagram: “Okay guys, I just made it here.”

“By the way, I got a stain on my shirt from walking through the crowd, but it's the Red River Rivalry, you just have to try.”

Apparently the unfortunate incident occurred 76 minutes before kick-off.

Rutledge also showed that the stadium was not completely full at that point.

The journalist is a familiar face to NFL fans through her work at NFL Live and SEC Nation.

Rutledge began a new career as host of Welcome to the Masters in April.

The former Fox sideline reporter has been with ESPN for nearly a decade.

Before her career in broadcasting, Laura competed in a beauty pageant and competed in the Miss America pageant.

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