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Ashley Ferris NCAAF August 16, 2020

Nine Oklahoma Sooners football players test positive for COVID-19

Originally posted on Sportsnaut | By Vincent Frank | Last updated 8/15/20 The Big 12 is still intent on kicking off its

Mike Larcamp NCAAF September 11, 2017

Oklahoma Rises Up To #2 In New AP Poll

Written by AP at ESPN.com Oklahoma moved up to No. 2 in the Associated Press college football poll behind Alabama after the Sooners

Mike Larcamp NCAAF March 22, 2017

Baker Mayfield Apologizes for His Arrest

Written by Dennis Dodd at CBSSports.com After the worst moment of his college career, Baker Mayfield didn’t have to be

Mike Larcamp NCAAF February 25, 2017

Baker Mayfield Arrested For Drunkenness and Resisting Arrest.

Written by Alex Kirshner at SBNation.com Police arrested Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield this weekend in Washington County, Arkansas, according to

Mike Larcamp NCAAF January 4, 2017

Musburger Goes OFF on Twitter Eggs Who Didn’t Like Him Wishing Joe Mixon Well

Written by Thomas Barrabi at Fox Business.com Hours after announcer Brent Musburger praised Oklahoma Sooners star Joe Mixon during ESPN’s

Mike Larcamp NCAAF January 3, 2017

Oklahoma Dominated Auburns Offense in Sugar Bowl Victory

Written by James Crepea at AL.com No. 7 Oklahoma defeated No. 14 Auburn 35-19 in the Sugar Bowl on Monday

Mike Larcamp NCAAF November 17, 2016

College Football Picks for Week 12

Written by Robby Kalland at CBSSports.com Five days after talking about style points and what that means for gamblers, the

Mike Larcamp NCAAF November 3, 2016

What’s the Future for the Big 12?

Written by Chris Hummer at 247Sports.com Week 9, like the entirety of 2016, proved a trying week for the Big

Mike Larcamp NCAAF September 14, 2016

Best NCAAF Games of Week 3

Written by Brian Bennett at ESPN.com The most-anticipated nonconference week of the season has arrived for the Big Ten. Week

Mike Larcamp NCAAF September 5, 2016

Greg Ward Jr, and Houston Upsets #3 Oklahoma

Written by Chuck Culpepper at Washington Post.com The season began on Saturday afternoon, as it should, with something woolly and