Jesse Crittenden is a dedicated beat reporter for OUInsider, covering the Oklahoma Sooners football, basketball, and softball teams. With a passion for sports and music, Jesse's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his in-depth knowledge and insightful reporting on local sports teams and athletes in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma and Missouri isn't a "rivalry" game. But it's a game both fanbases have likely had circled.
It sounds like there's a plan for Pierre-Louis and Robinson.
The two programs have remained linked despite not playing each other in over 10 years.
By: Jesse Crittenden
In just three weeks, there's been a noticeable change in Oklahoma's offense.
By: Jesse Crittenden
Brent Venables has repeatedly hinted that the Sooners could get a couple of receivers back for this weekend.
The receivers, the running backs and the cornerbacks will be the biggest things to watch this weekend.
Brent Venables has often said that the Sooners need to get out of their own way.
By: Jesse Crittenden
The true freshman was OU's most impressive offensive player.
Zach Schmit isn't afraid to admit his struggles the past two seasons. But this year, he has emerged as a real weapon.
There's one thing for sure about the Oklahoma softball team. Things will be a lot different next spring.
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