Wilson, so bold with his prediction earlier in the week, also got burned on Sweed's long TD in the fourth.
Matt Melton returned an interception 34 yards and Texas led 28-10 at halftime.
"We made Pop Warner mistakes," Shelton said. "We cut out those fumbles and interceptions and it's a whole different ballgame."
After Bell cut the Texas lead to 28-17 with his TD catch, McCoy went right back to work. His fourth scoring pass covered 19 yards to Sweed and the rout was on.
After the game, Wilson wasn't inclined to give McCoy much credit.
"We beat ourselves more than he beat us," Wilson said. "If I was a betting man, and I am not, I would bet anything that our defense would beat their offense any day of the week."
Texas players declined to comment on Wilson's bold pregame prediction of an upset. The scoreboard likely said all they would have wanted to anyway.
"We're not proud we got behind," Brown said. "But we're proud we answered."