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Oklahoma Has Already Made Decision On Firing Brent Venables
Despite the school's 5-4 start, Oklahoma says head coach Brent Venables isn't going anywhere, any time soon.
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Kickoff time announced for Oklahoma's home finale against Texas A&M
After going on the road in Week 10 and defeating the Florida Gators 23-7 in Gainesville, the Oklahoma Sooners learned their kickoff time and broadcast info for their Week 11 game back at home against the Ole Miss Rebels. However, OU also learned what time they'll kick off in Week 12 against the Texas A&M Aggies this week. Oklahoma and Texas A&M will kick off at 11:00 a.m. CT in Norman , and the game will be broadcast on either ABC, ESPN, or the SEC Network. It'll be the Sooners' only early home kickoff of the season, and only the second early kick time for Oklahoma this year. The only other instance came against Michigan. This game will mark the home finale for the 2026 season, and the final game for OU's large senior class on Owen Field. However, Oklahoma celebrated Senior Day back on September 19th against the New Mexico Lobos, moving it up from its traditional spot in the final home game of the year. Game Time Update 🗓️ | Week 12 vs. Texas A&M 🕚 11 AM CT 📺 ABC, ESPN or SECN pic.twitter.com/eiimPorUIR — Oklahoma Football (@OU_Football) November 9, 2026 At the time, it looked like
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OU fraternity placed on disciplinary probation after multiple hazing violations
NORMAN, Okla. - A University of Oklahoma fraternity has been placed on disciplinary probation after an investigation found multiple hazing violations against new members during the fall 2026 semester, some of which involved physical harm. According to a university report, Beta Upsilon Chi Fraternity participated in hazing activities between August...
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Brent Venables reveals why more players were involved against Florida
The Oklahoma Sooners looked more efficient on offense last weekend against the Florida Gators than they had all season long. The Sooners beat the Gators on the road, 23-7, and gained over 350 yards of offense. Tight ends coach Jason Witten called the game after being promoted to interim offensive coordinator following Ben Arbuckle's firing . He emphasized getting more players involved. Against Florida, eight players caught at least one pass, with five catching at least three. Two of those were Jacob Jordan and Parker Livingstone, who had played sparingly this season. Jordan especially shined, catching four passes for 36 yards. All four passes were on third down and went for first downs. Head coach Brent Venables said the increased involvement for players like Jordan and Livingstone was intentional. "I think they've been good practice players," Venables said. "I think they've shown a body of work over the last several months that Coach Witten recognized and made it a point to make sure that you get players involved. I think the earlier that you can do that, it just creates more synergy, more emotion, more stick-to-itiveness, more belief, more strain, more finish. The more guys that feel like they're involved."
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Sooners silence the Swamp with 23-7 victory over Florida
The Oklahoma Sooners delivered one of their biggest road victories of the season Saturday night, knocking off No. 24 Florida 23-7 at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, better known as the Swamp. Oklahoma relied on a physical defensive performance and a controlled offensive attack to secure the Southeastern Conference victory, improving...
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Brent Venables shares an update on WR Trell Harris
The Oklahoma Sooners have been without wide receiver Trell Harris since he was injured in Week 2 against the Michigan Wolverines . Harris was hit hard while catching a pass over the middle. He finished the game, but has been out with an internal injury. It's been unclear since that injury if he would return to the field this season. That has been a big loss to the Sooner offense. Harris came to Norman after catching 59 passes for 847 yards and five scores last season. He was off to a strong start, grabbing six passes for 106 yards and a score this year. Head coach Brent Venables was asked about an update on Harris' status for the rest of the season. "I won't get into the details, but I think he'll be back in Norman, maybe by the end of next week," Venables said. "He had an infection that kind of set him back. He had to get antibiotics and things like that. Sometimes that's a by-product of some of the surgical things that you go through. His spirit is pretty good under the circumstances." While that is an encouraging update that things are going in the right direction,
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These 8 Oklahoma Restaurants Make Eating Gluten-Free Feel Easy
Some of the best meals in Oklahoma happen at places you would drive right past without a second look. For anyone who avoids gluten, finding one of those spots feels like striking gold, because ordering stops being a nervous guessing game. Picture walking into a plain little storefront, scanning the...