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The Oklahoma Sooners Have Their Own Liquor, So You Can Drink the Pain Away When They Lose
College football kicks off this weekend and for you Sooners fans. You will want to track this down. Keep Scrolling to Check Out the Oklahoma Sooners Liquor. Alcohol and football coming together is nothing new. As you can see above. Bud Light has special college cans for this season, which is pretty cool to see. However, the Oklahoma Sooners are now in the liquor business with their very own vodka and whiskey.
Report card: Final grades for OU football's position groups in the 51-3 win over Temple
Quarterbacks: B- Contrary to some social media takes floating out there, Jackson Arnold played pretty well. When you consider the context of this week one setting, some stuff to like. There were some very bright moments for Arnold and he appeared pretty confident in general. Are there things to improve on? Of course. OU head football coach Brent Venables even mentioned he wanted Arnold to execute particular RPO calls they had a bit better. But also important to remember some drops from the receiver group didn't help Arnold out at times when he was executing the offense at a high level. A pretty good first performance from him and Michael Hawkins who entered the game as well.
Bauer Sharp and Jake Roberts' Presence in Oklahoma's Locker Room 'a Refreshing Thing,' Says Brent Venables
Sooners fans should familiarize themselves with transfer tight ends Bauer Sharp, a Week 1 captain, and Jake Roberts, a hometown kid looking for one last ride in Norman.
Sooners get a bump in ESPN's updated power rankings
It may not have been the cleanest performance for the Oklahoma Sooners, but when you win by 48, there’s a lot to feel good about. On both sides of the ball, there were standout performances that should provide the building blocks for what will be a memorable season for the Oklahoma Sooners. After one week, the Sooners found themselves in the top 15 of ESPN’s updated power rankings.
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Fog and Thunderstorm Threats Loom for Oklahoma and North Texas 9/4
NORMAN — Issued by the National Weather Service at 2:43 AM CDT on September 4, 2024. Patchy Fog Expected in Parts of Oklahoma and North Texas. The National Weather Service has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for areas across northern, western, central, and southern Oklahoma, as well as western north Texas. Early this morning, parts of western and southern Oklahoma along with western north Texas may experience patchy fog. The fog could reduce visibility in these areas, so motorists are advised to exercise caution during their morning commutes.
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