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OU offering new program to help future teachers have less student debt
NORMAN, Okla. (KFOR) – The University of Oklahoma is offering a new program to help future teachers leave college with less debt, backed by a $5 million donation from Gene and Jeannie Rainbolt. The goal of the initiative is to get more certified teachers into Oklahoma classrooms. Currently, fewer...
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"He's got all the right stuff," Venables said Witten could become permanent play caller
NORMAN, Okla. (KOKH) — It's the question that all Sooner fans are asking- will Jason Witten be the new offensive play caller for the future?. On Saturday, the Oklahoma Sooners took on the Florida Gators and walked away with a 23-7 win. For one of the first times this...
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OKLAHOMA Gameday Coverage: Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma SAT 11/14/26
98.1 FM WWLS The Sports Animal delivers total PRE and POST game coverage of every Oklahoma College Football game at home AND on the road…all season long! Join “The Ultimate” Jim Traber and “The Legend” Al Eschbach as they get your ready for the game with a 3-hour Countdown to Kickoff PRE game show and then take your calls, texts and takes after the game with the 2-hour Football Feedback POST game show.
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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,