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Michael Fasusi explains why he suited up this year despite being out
The Oklahoma Sooners got a key road win on Saturday against the Mississippi State Bulldogs . This marked the Sooners' first road win of the season. A big reason for the win was a newfound run game. The Sooners rushed for 184 yards, despite averaging 92 yards heading into the game. A big reason for that success was likely the return of star left tackle Michael Fasusi. He has been battling a shoulder injury since this offseason. He played the first game against the University of Texas at El Paso Miners but didn't play the full game because of the injury. Fasusi then missed the next five games. Despite being out all of those games, Fasusi still dressed out and participated in warmups. He explained that decision after the game. "It was really just to energize the guys, you feel me?" Fasusi said via SoonerScoop. "Getting to be able to do warm-ups with the guys, I'm trying to get some sweat in too. Y'all can't enjoy this by yourselves. Just being with the guys, energizing my guys up. Oh, and the best part: if I wasn't dressed out, I would have been headbutting the guys, you feel me?" Fasusi's presence
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Suspension Demands Grow for Mississippi State WR After Camera Catches Violent Punch to Brent Venables’ Oklahoma Player
Sanfrisco Magee’s late hit in the fourth quarter is what people will remember from Oklahoma’s 23-15 win over Mississippi State. The Sooners had already fought through flu and multiple injuries to keep their playoff hopes alive. But Magee’s actions stirred the controversy and left fans fuming. A fan shared a close-up video of the incident on X, capturing the chaotic sequence late in the fourth quarter. With approximately 2:46 remaining and Oklahoma leading 23-7, Mississippi State wide receiver Sanfrisco Magee went down near the Sooners’ sideline, close to the team chairs and Gatorade cart. The ...
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Norman urges families to trick-or-treat Oct. 30 ahead of OU home game traffic
NORMAN, Okla. (KOKH) — The City of Norman is recommending families trick-or-treat on Friday, Oct. 30, as the Sooners prepare to take on South Carolina on Halloween night. City officials said the decision comes as increased game-day traffic and road closures could create safety issues for pedestrians and trick-or-treaters.
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Former UCO Duo Taking Over Key Roles for Oklahoma State Offense
STILLWATER — There was a lot to celebrate in Boone Pickens Stadium on Saturday night as Oklahoma State rather emphatically put its foot down on Colorado to secure a Homecoming win that put the Cowboys back in the top 25 and in prime position for the Big 12 race.
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Sooners hold off Mississippi State for 23-15 SEC victory
The University of Oklahoma Sooners earned a 23-15road victory over Mississippi State on Saturday, Oct. 24, using a strong offensive performance and timely defensive stops to secure a Southeastern Conference win at Davis Wade Stadium. Quarterback John Mateer completed 22 of 29 passes for 283 yards and two touchdowns as...
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Edmond Memorial High School quarterback recovering after surgery for fractured vertebra
EDMOND, Okla. (KOKH) — Edmond Memorial High School officials are providing an update after a frightening injury on the football field last Friday night. Quarterback Talon Wilkerson was injured on a third-down play against Mustang. The junior was taken off the field in an ambulance after a lengthy delay.
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OU offensive lineman Sean Hutton released from hospital Saturday
It was a scary week for Oklahoma Sooners sophomore offensive lineman Sean Hutton, who collapsed at practice on Wednesday with a non-contact injury and was taken to the hospital to be evaluated further, according to reports . The team called it a "rare medical event". However, he and his teammates got great news on Saturday evening. During OU's 23-15 win over the Mississippi State Bulldogs , the team honored Hutton with stickers on their helmets that said "SH". After the game, Venables announced to the team that Hutton had been released from the hospital, and Hutton even appeared via FaceTime to celebrate the win with the team. Our players will wear stickers on the backs of their helmets today in support of sophomore Sean Hutton, who experienced a rare medical event Wednesday and remains hospitalized. Sean is in stable condition and good spirits, and we look forward to his return to campus and our… pic.twitter.com/QT8w02eYHr — Oklahoma Football (@OU_Football) October 24, 2026 "You think you had some adversity today?," Venables asked the team. "How about if you’re Sean Hutton, huh? How about if you’re Sean Hutton? Do you think he wishes he was here with us right now? Okay, he
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John Mateer Finally Got Michael Fasusi Back at Blind Side in Starksville
I’m an optimist and not anything like the OU fans who want to fire a coach or trash a player every week. I don’t boo and I don’t give up on teams unless they give up, and this Sooner team has not given up. A lot of...
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Guthrie softball season ends with first-round loss to Carl Albert at Class 5A state tournament
The Guthrie Lady Jays saw their softball season come to an end Friday, October 16, with a 7-4 loss to Carl Albert in the opening round of the Class 5A State Fast-Pitch Softball Tournament at FireLake Ball Park. Guthrie, which had defeated Carl Albert twice during the regular season, was...
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Arbuckle: No 'easy one' in SEC as OU eyes Halloween clash with South Carolina
NORMAN, Okla. (KOKH) — Following a win against Mississippi State, the Oklahoma Sooners are hoping to start a win streak as they prepare for a Halloween matchup against South Carolina. "You have to be at your best every single week. In this league, the coaches on the other side...
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OU football vs South Carolina TV channel, odds, scouting report for Sooners-Gamecocks
NORMAN — Oklahoma will look to win back-to-back games for the first time this season. The Sooners have won a game followed by a loss three times this season and sit at 4-3 after defeating Mississippi State on the road this past weekend. "You want to have a program, a team that's consistent," OU coach Brent Venables said afterward. The Sooners have a chance to maintain some momentum when they host South Carolina at 3:15 p.m. Saturday at Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. The Gamecocks are fresh off an emotional upset over then-No. 11 Tennessee. Since starting 0-3 in SEC play, coach Shane Beamer and South Carolina have won two consecutive conference games against ranked teams after defeating then-No. 16 Florida on the road on Oct. 10. Beamer was firmly on the hot seat but has gotten things back on track in Columbia. Beamer coached OU's tight ends from 2018-20 under Lincoln Riley. The last time the Gamecocks came to Norman in 2024 they defeated OU 35-9. Here's everything you need to know ahead of the game: Stream OU vs South Carolina live via ESPN More: How John Mateer's late-night epiphany sparked OU football win vs Mississippi State Oklahoma