Clay Horning

It’s a freaking blender. That’s what Oklahoma has stepped into not on gridiron, though it may have done that, too, but on the hardwood, where every single SEC men’s basketball program believes it’s an NCAA tournament team.

Oklahoma has hope. In the space between falling hard at LSU and kicking off against Navy Friday morning in Forth Worth, the Sooners got their

In the wake of Zac Alley’s departure for West Virginia, where he’ll coordinate the Mountaineer defense working for Rich Rodriguez rather than the Sooner defense working for Brent Venables, this

Uh, oh. This is not good. Of all the nightmare games Oklahoma might have played at Alabama Saturday, this was certainly one of them.

EDMOND — Since forever, the best way to jumpstart a season has been to go out and beat a team you’re not supposed to beat.

What a waste. What a horrendous, awful, terrible and ludicrous waste from the Sooners inside Lloyd Noble Center Wednesday night.

It’s a quaint notion, but does anybody remember the rationale for creating a college football playoff in the first place?

The nice thing about crossroads in the midst of collegiate basketball seasons? So many games on the schedule, there tends to be more than one.

Quick, think of one national championship coach who didn’t plainly appear to have it all together. I can think of one. Les Miles.

It’s not that Oklahoma struck out trying to make Jim Knowles its next defensive coordinator only to watch the former Poke exit Ohio State for Penn State for the same job.