NORMAN — Due to predicted rain and lightning in central Oklahoma Saturday morning and potentially into early afternoon, the OU Athletics Department has announced that the Sooners’ spring football game that day will be pushed back to 2:30 p.m. CT. Gates at Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium are scheduled to open at 1 p.m. The athletics department also announced that its “Party at the Palace presented by Allstate” pre-spring-game fan festival on the north side of the stadium has been canceled. Click here to read more ..read more

By: Dave Myrick Norman The Oklahoma baseball team (21-14, 11-4 in Big 12) has ridden the roller-coaster this season. From beating a top 5 Tennessee team in Arlington, to losing at home to Lamar… three times in a row. Its been frustrating for the fans, who have twice packed L. Dale Mitchell park after OU has swept conference foes ready to see their team continue their winning ways, but this is baseball. It doesn’t work like that. Losses happen. You can beat the best team in your league 20-0 on a Friday, then lose 1-0 on Saturday. Thats the way it goes in this sport. College Baseball is unique i ..read more

By: Dave Myrick and Rives Mitchell It was time to stretch in Stillwater. Game 3 of a rubber match with hated in-state rival Oklahoma State, series tied one a piece. For Oklahoma, and Coach, Skip Johnson, things were going well. Michael Snyder had just roped a 2-out RBI double to plate an insurance run in the top of the seventh, that gave Oklahoma a 5-3 lead. Nine outs to go, and a very important road-conference series would be in the bag. We will get back to that in a few. Wichita State Earlier in the week, Tuesday to be precise, Oklahoma was looking to snap out of a 3-game loosing streak. Tak ..read more

By: Dave Myrick DBU Oklahoma opened an eight game home-stand Tuesday against the annual mid-week thorn, the Dallas Baptist Patriots. Dating back as far as I can remember, DBU, has played Big12 schools, particularly Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, to the nail. Tuesday was no different as DBU jumped out in front thanks to the long ball in the top of the second inning. In what would be a “johnny all staff” pitching night for Oklahoma, as they would cycle through NINE pitchers, with Jett Lodes getting the start. After striking out the side in the top of the first, Lodes would give up a lead off home ..read more

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NORMAN – No. 25/21 Oklahoma travels to Waco, Texas for a top-25 clash against No. 12/13 Baylor on Tuesday, Feb. 13. Tip is at 8:05 p.m. CT inside Foster Pavilion. The Big 12 conference contest will air on the Sooner Sports Radio Network  (KRXO 107.7 FM The Franchise in Oklahoma City; KTBZ 1430 AM in Tulsa; Varsity Radio App) with Toby Rowland and Kevin Henry announcing and be broadcast by ESPN2 with Rich Hollenberg (PxP) and Chris Spatola (analyst) on the call. OPENING TIP •  Oklahoma is ranked 30th (games through 2/11) overall and sixth in the Big 12 in the NET. Ten Big 12 team ..read more

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The state of Oklahoma’s athletics department is strong after reporting revenue of $199 million from July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023. RYAN CHAPMAN In this story: OKLAHOMA SOONERS OKLAHOMA SOONERS The 2023 fiscal year was huge for Oklahoma. In an NCAA financial report obtained by Sooners Illustrated, OU set an athletics department revenue record in 2023. Per the report obtained by Sooners Illustrated in a public records request, Oklahoma reported a total operating revenue of $199,250,570 for the fiscal year. The 2023 fiscal year extended from July 1, 2022 to June ..read more

NORMAN – No. 23/24 Oklahoma travels to Manhattan, Kan. for a Tuesday, Jan. 30 clash against Kansas State. Tip is at 7:01 p.m. CT inside Bramlage Coliseum. The Big 12 conference contest will air on the Sooner Sports Radio Network  (KRXO 107.7 FM The Franchise in Oklahoma City; KTBZ 1430 AM in Tulsa; Varsity Radio App) with Toby Rowland and Kevin Henry announcing and be broadcast by ESPN+ with Mark Neely (PxP) and King McClure (analyst) on the call. Click here to read more ..read more

The Sooners added a blazing fast and productive wide receiver from Purdue who “made some phenomenal catches” for the Boilermakers in 2023. JOHN E. HOOVER In this story: OKLAHOMA SOONERS Did Oklahoma just land another Andrel Anthony? A wide receiver who didn’t get a ton of action at the beginning of his career in the Big Ten Conference but used his elite speed to create head-turning plays — sounds like Anthony, who left Michigan to become a Sooner last year. It also sounds like Deion Burks, who left Purdue to don the Crimson and Cream this year. “I can tell you that, anecdotally, coach (Ryan ..read more