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USA TODAY
Things are getting ugly at Oklahoma, and Sooners fans know who they blame
Oklahoma football's disappointing season continues to go from bad to worse, as it trails South Carolina 28-10 at halftime after totaling an abysmal 71 yards of offense. It seems the fanbase has had enough, too. The Sooners crowd broke out in loud chants calling for second-year offensive coordinator to be fired late in the second quarter. The "Fire Ben Arbuckle" chants came after John Mateer was sacked for a 4-yard loss on 3rd-and-10 before kicker Tate Sandell made a 52-yard field goal. College football analysis: Notre Dame's wobbly resume, Texas Tech's renewed hope Oklahoma's offense has been among the worst in Power Four this season. The Sooners entered Week 9 ranked No. 115 of 138 teams nationally in total offense, averaging 333.7 yards per game. Only five teams in Power Four rank lower than the Sooners in total offense, four of which are in the Big Ten. OU fans called for offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle to be fired as the #Sooners trailed South Carolina 28-10 at halftime. pic.twitter.com/NhBmhFaCwd — OU Daily (@OUDaily) October 31, 2026 Oklahoma entered the season ranked No. 10 in the US LBM Coaches Poll but are in danger of falling to 4-4 on the season with
worldbaseball.com
Trey Gambill receives TRO and will return to Oklahoma in 2027
A Cleveland County District Court granted Oklahoma outfielder Trey Gambill a temporary restraining order (TRO), which allows him to return to Sooners baseball. The TRO granted to Gambill was issued by District Judge Michael Tupper, according to OKC News. The same judge granted a TRO to Oklahoma Sooners basketball player BJ Edwards, along with the Oklahoma outfielder.
FOX Carolina
Shane Beamer's opening statement after South Carolina's win at Oklahoma
NebraskaTV
UNK Football: UCO Starts Fast to Earn Halloween Victory, 31-6
KEARNEY, Neb. — Press release courtesy of UNK Athletics:. The Central Oklahoma Bronchos used a 21-point second quarter and eight sacks to defeat Nebraska Kearney, 31-6, Saturday afternoon in Edmond. The Bronchos, playing just their third home game, move to 4-5 (3-4) while the Lopers drop to 1-8 (1-6).
Oklahoma Daily
‘It’s a miracle’: OU’s Sean Hutton continues to fulfill ‘family dream’ despite medical event
For sophomore offensive lineman Sean Hutton, Oct. 21 started as just another practice, with the team preparing for a Southeastern Conference clash against Mississippi State. But that practice turned into anything but normal when Hutton suddenly collapsed. According to Oklahoma Football on X, the injury sustained was a “rare medical...
Field Level Media
Reloaded Oklahoma begins with freshman-heavy East Texas A&M
Without stepping on the court against Oklahoma, B.J. Edwards played a role in keeping the Sooners out of the NCAA Tournament last season. But the transfer from SMU will make his Oklahoma debut on Monday night against East Texas A&M in Norman, Okla. The Sooners made a remarkable turnaround last season after losing nine consecutive Southeastern Conference games starting in January. They won eight of their last 11 SEC contests to climb back into contention for an NCAA Tournament spot. SMU wound up edging Oklahoma for the final at-large berth, as NCAA Tournament committee chairman Keith Gill cited Edwards' expected return from an ankle injury as a factor in the decision. Edwards, who averaged 12.7 points, 5.9 rebounds, 4.9 assists and an ACC-best 2.3 steals for the Mustangs, did not wind up playing in the tournament. Edwards, Villanova transfer Duke Brennan, Texas A&M transfer Pop Isaacs and a strong cast of returners are among the reasons that coach Porter Moser said his roster for the Sooners (21-16 in 2025-26) is the most talented on paper of his six seasons in Norman. But Moser said chemistry will be a work in progress early this season after several transfers arrived late in
Kingfisher Times and Free Press
Blazing a new Longhorn trail
Bly Frieouf didn’t get to the pinnacle of cross country in his senior season. But the Dover High School senior might very well have been on the ground floor of something special. The defending state champion wasn’t able to repeat, but rather placed third on Saturday at the Class...