OU football vs Maine: TV channel, betting line, scouting report for Week 9 game

(by Ryan Aber) NORMAN — Riding a three-game losing streak — just its second such streak in the last 26 seasons — OU figures to get a bit of a respite this weekend. The Sooners (4-4, 1-4 SEC) will take on FCS foe Maine at 1:30 p.m. at Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. The game will be streamed on ESPN+. The November FCS opponent...read more from The Oklahoman

Sooners' 92-yard 2nd-quarter TD drive equal to team's total 2nd-half offensive output

(by Chip Rouse) The numbers were seriously stacked against Oklahoma heading into the game on Saturday in the deep south, in the heart of SEC country, against Ole Miss. Examining the statistical comparisons in advance of the actual game, it was easy to view the Sooners' first trip to the state of Mississippi as a potential blowout, as the both...read more from Stormin' in Norman

Lane Kiffin breaks down how Rebels were able to secure win over Oklahoma

(by John Williams) That the Oklahoma Sooners led at halftime of their loss to Ole Miss made the outcome even more disappointing. Even though the third quarter was a punt fest for the Sooners offense, late in the game, OU had a chance to pull within one score after moving the ball inside the red zone. But a failed trick play on first down led to...read more from the Sooners Wire

The 2-4-7 breakdown: The key plays, players & statistics from Oklahoma's 26-14 loss to Ole Miss

(by Collin Kennedy) There was a chance until there really, really wasn't. The Oklahoma Sooners showed encouraging signs early, even taking a lead after half the game had passed, but inevitable collapsed in a 26-14 loss to Ole Miss. It's now time to break this one down '247Sports' style. Here are the key plays, players and statistics from the game...read more from Sooners Illustrated

The final stretch is an 'opportunity' for Joe Jon Finley

(by Jesse Crittenden) OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI — There was a lot of information for Joe Jon Finley to absorb last Sunday. Seth Littrell was dismissed as offensive coordinator. Finley was elevated as the new play caller. Kevin Johns was elevated to co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. And as play caller, Finley was tasked with overseeing...read more from the OUInsider

SoonerScoop postgame podcast: Should OU fans feel better? Or worse?

(by Bob Przybylo) OU takes one step forward and two steps back. It feels like that has been the story of the last month. Happened again at Ole Miss. The offense looked good in the first half, had nice rhythm. Then the bottom fell out, and the offensive line crumbled in the second half. Add it all up, and it’s a 26-14 defeat. A third loss in a row and...listen to podcast from the SoonerScoop

OU report card: From The Grove to a squirrel, lots of grades for all

(by Joe Mussatto) OXFORD, Miss. — For the first time in a long time, it wasn’t all F’s for OU’s offense. But still an L for OU. The Sooners lost at Ole Miss 26-14 Saturday. Let’s get to the grades: OU football QB Jackson Arnold: B+ The numbers aren’t glamorous, but Arnold had himself a heck of a game. He completed 71% of his passes for...read more from The Oklahoman

Brent Venables laments mistakes after Oklahoma Sooners latest loss

(by Aaron Gelvin) The Oklahoma Sooners lost their third straight game and fourth out of their last five on Saturday. The Sooners dropped to 1-4 in the SEC and 4-4 overall in 2024 with the 26-14 loss. Following the game, third-year head coach Brent Venables addressed his team’s performance and some of the missed opportunities that could have...read more from the Sooners Wire

Oklahoma vs. Ole Miss interrupted by squirrel on field, crowd erupts after scoring touchdown

(by Thomas Goldkamp) A squirrel took center stage during the game between Ole Miss and Oklahoma on Saturday afternoon, bringing the crowd at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium to its feet with a deafening roar. The squirrel found itself on the field during a timeout as an Oklahoma player got medical attention on the field following a first-down...read more from On3.com

'Confident' QB Jackson Arnold Was One of Oklahoma's Bright Spots in Ole Miss Defeat

(by Ryan Chapman) OXFORD, MS — Jackson Arnold’s reintroduction to the starting lineup gave Oklahoma to build on in the final four games of the season. The former 5-star recruit was under siege all day in the Sooners’ 26-14 loss to No. 18 Mississippi on Saturday, but he showed poise and toughness to lead the offense to its best half of football...read more from Oklahoma Sooners on SI

Oklahoma's Offensive Line Made History Against Mississippi for All the Wrong Reasons

(by Ryan Chapman) OXFORD, MS — For the second straight week, Oklahoma offensive line set a program record. And it’s not history anyone in the Crimson and Cream will want to remember. The Sooners allowed 10 sacks in Saturday’s 26-14 loss to No. 18 Mississippi, which is the most allowed by OU since the NCAA started tracking sacks...read more from Oklahoma Sooners on SI

'Today, there were some signs there': What Brent Venables said after OU's 26-14 loss to Mississippi

(by Gracie Rawlings) Oklahoma (4-4,1-4 SEC) lost to No. 18 Mississippi (6-2, 2-2 SEC) 26-14 in Oxford on Saturday. Here is what head coach Brent Venables said about the loss: Opening statement: “A real frustrating game. We had a great opportunity going into halftime, but just really played poorly in the third quarter. They did some...read more from the OU Daily

Oklahoma HC Brent Venables postgame (OU 14 Ole Miss 26) - 10/26/2024


Oklahoma head coach Brent Venables meets with the media following the Sooners' 26-14 loss to No. 18 Ole Miss on Saturday, October 26th in Oxford, MS...from Sooners Illustrated

#18 Ole Miss 26 Oklahoma 14 (It was...a quality loss?🤮)


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Instant analysis: Oklahoma shows signs of life, then unravels in 26-14 loss to Ole Miss

(by Tom Green) OXFORD, Mississippi — The process was better, but the results remained the same for Oklahoma. The Sooners' offense, in its first game since parting ways with offensive coordinator Seth Littrell six days ago, showed signs of life Saturday at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. Unfortunately for Oklahoma, it wasn't enough to...read more from Sooners Illustrated

Oklahoma moves to 4-4 on the season after 26-14 loss to Ole Miss

(by Brody Lusk) With Seth Littrell’s firing on Sunday, Oklahoma fans entered Saturday’s game against Ole Miss wondering: “Can interim play caller Joe Jon Finley fix the offense?” “Can Oklahoma get the version of Jackson Arnold they expected heading into the year?” Well, Ole Miss opened the game with a quick touchdown, but on Oklahoma’s...read more from the OUInsider

OU-Ole Miss quick-hit takeaways: Signs of life, but another defeat

(by Bob Przybylo) OU had its backs against the wall all week. Heard why its offense is so, well, offensive to the rest of college football. Head coach Brent Venables made the changes, now what? It was a lot of good. The type of incremental improvement Venables has been preaching. But after a fired up first half, it simply wasn’t enough...read more from the SoonerScoop

Oklahoma Falls to Ole Miss: All You Need to Know

(by John E. Hoover) OXFORD, MS — Oklahoma was certainly better. But being better simply wasn’t good enough. Against the No. 18-ranked Ole Miss Rebels, the Sooner offense began the post-Seth Littrell era well enough, but ultimately lost 26-14 on an idyllic Saturday afternoon at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. OU fell to 4-4 overall and 1-4 in...read more from Oklahoma Sooners on SI

Ole Miss football's Tre Harris labeled 'game-time decision' for big Oklahoma matchup

(by Jaren Kawada) On the heels of a heartbreaking 29-26 loss to LSU, Ole Miss is looking for a big bounce-back win in Week 9 against Oklahoma. The team might have to try and do so without the nation's leading receiver, Tre Harris. The morning of the game, Harris was reported to be a game-time decision by ESPN's Pete Thamel. The report stated...read more from ClutchPoints

What channel is OU football vs Ole Miss on today? Time, TV schedule to watch Week 9 game

(by Austin Curtright) Coming off back-to-back losses of at least 26 points, Oklahoma football returns to action in Week 9 with a road trip at No. 18 Ole Miss on Saturday. The Sooners' offense is going back to sophomore quarterback Jackson Arnold, the former five-star recruit who began the year as the starter before being benched for true...read more from The Oklahoman

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