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On Saturday, the Oklahoma Sooners lost to the South Carolina Gamecocks 9 -35, one of the team’s most embarrassing home losses in quite some time. The horrible loss had everyone remembering the infamous accident of the Sooner Schooner a few years ago. In 2019, the Sooners hosted West Virginia...

The Oklahoma Sooners have made the correct decision to fire offensive coordinator Seth Littrell after a dismal start to the 2024 season.  According to SoonerScoop.com, Littrell, hired in December 2023 to be Oklahoma’s play-caller, has been fired. Co-offensive coordinator and tight ends ...

LINDSAY, Okla. — The First National Bank of Lindsay’s closure by a federal agency after allegations of fraud were announced has residents shocked. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. On Saturday, employees with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation could be seen inside the bank,...

Ex-Alabama coach questions the makeup of the OU roster

That's not good.

Oklahoma has changed starting quarterbacks during Saturday's SEC game against South Carolina.  Michael Hawkins started Saturday's game and was quickly pulled five minutes into the contest. He threw two interceptions, including one that was returned for a touchdown.  He's been replaced by ...

Sooners head coach Brent Venables fired offensive coordinator Seth Littrell on Sunday. Here are the contract terms and salaries for Littrell and the rest of Venables' staff.

As Pam and Doug Evans shopped for their wedding rings, a transistor radio playing the Oklahoma vs. Nebraska game accompanied them. For the couple, OU football was the constant in a life that was ever-changing. From when they started dating their freshman year of high school, to the trip to...

Television details have now been released for Ole Miss' weekend game against Oklahoma.

Oklahoma handed out three reported offers this week while hosting a long list of potential Sooners on Saturday.

The Sooners are in a tough spot.

PAOLI, Okla. (KXII) - Closures on I-35 through Garvin County are returning early this week. Southbound I-35 will be temporarily closed near SH-145 in Paoli for surface repairs. The closure will last from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Monday. Drivers should use extra caution, and expect delays when traveling...

Oklahoma got embarrassed at home against South Carolina and that puts the Sooners at the top of the college football Misery Index after Week 8.

A dive into each of Oklahoma's 12 opponents, including their records, what they just did and what's ahead for them.

25 years later, Norman citizens are still taking their case to the City Council, again NORMAN, OK. Of all the citizens in all the cities of Oklahoma, none have gone toe-to-toe with the Governor and the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority like the citizens of Norman. NORMAN SAYS NO IN 1999: THE OUTER LOOP MIS State laws...

NORMAN, Okla. – There was a significant omission from LaNorris Sellers' stat sheet at Oklahoma. For the first time all season, the redshirt freshman quarterback didn't commit a single turnover. Sellers lost a fumble against Old Dominion, threw an interception in the Kentucky, LSU and Ole Miss games, then...

The City of Norman and the Center for Children and Families, Inc. are creating the Boys & Girls Club of Norman at Reaves, a space for young people to study, learn life skills, and relax in their free time. The project will be located at Reaves Park, where a dedicated building will include amenities like a study area, counseling services, and a teaching kitchen named Zena's Kitchen, in honor of the late Zena Amer, according to the City of Norman.

Shane Beamer didn’t mince words Saturday following South Carolina’s 35-9 win over Oklahoma. After the game he met with reporters where he insisted that South Carolina can go toe-to-toe with any team in the country. And that may sound crazy for a 4-3 team, but it’s worth noting that the Gamecocks have danced with Alabama and LSU before pulling off the win in Norman Saturday.

Www.youtube.com – KFOR Oklahoma’s News 4 – 2024-10-20 16:49:42. SUMMARY: In Norman, community groups delivered boxes of signed petitions to the city clerk, aiming to force a citywide vote on the recently approved Rock Creek Entertainment District, a billion-dollar project. Organizers, part of Oklahomans for Responsible Economic Development, claim they gathered over 11,600 signatures, exceeding the legal requirement. The petitions are currently under review by the city clerk, with hopes to get the project on the ballot by February. Local council members support the initiative, emphasizing community involvement in shaping local governance. This move reflects growing public engagement and scrutiny over significant developments in the city.