Showing posts with label Kansas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kansas. Show all posts

Saturday, October 29, 2016

Oklahoma Dominates Kansas, 56-3

Desperate for a strong performance from its defense, Oklahoma found the perfect opponent in Kansas' feeble offense.

No. 16 Oklahoma's offense did its usual thing — rolling up 538 yards — in a 56-3 rout of Kansas. Baker Mayfield threw for 236 yards and four touchdowns and receiver Dede Westbrook scored on a 71-yard punt return and a 41-yard reception for Oklahoma (6-2, 5-0).

KU Head Coach Wanted To Hire Lincoln Riley

Every week when Kansas head coach David Beaty previews his team’s upcoming foe, the Kansas football coach with seemingly endless ties to his home state of Texas references various assistants he knows on opposing staffs and praises them for what they’re accomplishing.

Beaty delivered more of the same leading up to the Jayhawks’ trip to face No. 16 Oklahoma on Saturday, and shared his admiration for Sooners offensive coordinator Lincoln Riley dated back a few years. In fact, Beaty hoped to add Riley to his staff when he took over KU’s program in December, 2014.

Monday, October 24, 2016

Monday, February 8, 2016

College GameDay Coming to Norman to Showcase OU vs KU

ESPN College GameDay Covered by State Farm will make its second-ever visit to Norman, Okla., to showcase the No. 1 Oklahoma versus No. 7 Kansas men’s basketball matchup on Saturday, Feb. 13, inside Lloyd Noble Center. The one-hour morning show begins at 10 a.m. CT on ESPN, followed by an afternoon edition leading into the game telecast starting at 1 p.m. CT.

Tuesday, January 5, 2016

Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Sooners Likely to Wear Cream Alternative Unis Against Kansas

Oklahoma football will wear an all-cream version of its Bring the Wood alternates at Kansas Saturday, according to center Ty Darlington and wide receivers Sterling Shepard and Durron Neal.

Shepard brought along the Sooners' white alternate helmet to make the announcement after practice Monday. Noticeably missing from the helmet was the crimson center stripe present on the version OU wore last season against Baylor.

Sunday, February 23, 2014

WBB: Sooners Edge Kansas in Another Nailbiter

The Sooners claimed their second straight victory on a game-winning shot by Morgan Hook as the team's veterans rose to the challenge of playing without their leading scorer.

Oklahoma (17-11, 8-7 Big 12) moved into a tie for fourth in the Big 12 standings with a 64-61 win over Kansas (12-15, 5-10) Saturday night at the Lloyd Noble Center.

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

OU Basketball Will Make Two Appearances on Big Monday

The Big 12 Conference has announced its men's basketball schedule for ESPN’s Big Monday platform for the 2014 season, and Oklahoma Basketball will make a pair of appearances.

The Sooners' Jan. 27 home contest versus Oklahoma State and their Feb. 24 game at Kansas will be shown as part of the ESPN Big Monday package. This marks the most ESPN Big Monday games for Oklahoma since the 2009-10 season when it had three.

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Softball: Games at Kansas Delayed

Due to expected rain in the forecast in the Lawrence, Kan., area, Oklahoma softball’s three-game series at Kansas, originally scheduled for Friday and Saturday, has been pushed back to Saturday and Sunday.

The series will begin with a doubleheader on Saturday beginning at 2 p.m., and it will conclude on Sunday with a noon contest.

Sunday, March 31, 2013

Baseball: Kansas Defeats OU, 10-8

The No. 11-ranked University of Oklahoma's bats woke up in the fifth inning against Kansas on Saturday afternoon with seven runs to erase a six run Jayhawk lead, but it was not enough as Kansas scored three more runs and finished the three-game series with a 10-8 victory, ending OU's 13-game win streak.

Kansas (15-10, 3-3 Big 12) jumped out to a 7-0 lead in the first inning, but Oklahoma (25-5, 5-1 Big 12) responded with one in the bottom of the frame before a seven-run rally gave the Sooners an 8-7 lead in the fifth.

OU's seven-run, five-hit rally was led by a three-run homer from Max White and a three-run triple from Hunter Haley. Craig Aikin got the scoring underway with an RBI double, followed by White's three-run blast, which plated Jack Mayfield and Aikin. With two outs, Hector Lorenzana and Anthony Hermelyn drew back-to-back walks before Garrett Carey moved them up 90 feet with a single to left. Haley's triple to right center cleared the bases and gave the Sooners their first lead of the game.

In the first inning, Matt Oberste wasted no time continuing his school-record 30 game hit streak on the first pitch he saw with a double that scored Max White.

Oklahoma held the lead through the sixth inning, but the Jayhawks came back to score two runs in the top of the seventh, and Kansas shortstop Kevin Kuntz drove in another run on an eigth-inning double.

An errant throw from Kansas third baseman Jordan Dreiling in the bottom of the eighth erased a potential double play and provided another spark for the Sooner fans in attendance, but the OU bats stranded White and Aikin on second and third respectively to end the inning.

OU's next game comes on Tuesday night at 6:30 p.m. in Norman against Bedlam rival Oklahoma State.

/// SoonerSports PR

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Stoops Supports Embattled Ex-Assistant

Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops is standing by his former assistant and University of Kansas football coach Mark Mangino. Mangino, who is facing an internal KU athletics department investigation into alleged mistreatment of players after some voiced concerned.

Mangino has denied any mistreatment of players. "I run this program with a lot of integrity," Mangino told the Kansas City Star.

Stoops concurs saying Mangino has always been close to and concerned about his players.

Mangino served as Stoops' offense coordinator at Oklahoma from 2000-2001

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Sooners Hold Off Wildcats

Oklahoma defeats Kansas State, 42-30: Before Saturday's game at Oklahoma, Kansas State coach Bill Snyder joked that he wanted to appeal the NCAA and start this contest in the second quarter. Had he gone through with the plan and somehow had that idea approved, the Wildcats would have left Norman with an impressive victory. Instead, they were outscored by 21 points in the first quarter and lost 42-30. (Kansas City Star)

Saturday, October 24, 2009

Sooners Beat Jayhawks

Oklahoma defeats Kansas, 35-13: To Landry Jones, the Oklahoma defense is similar to a cool breeze on a hot afternoon. "Comforting," said the Sooners quarterback. "It's really comforting to have a great defense like that." While his defense intercepted Todd Reesing on Kansas' first three possessions and held the nation’s second-ranked offense about 200 yards beneath its average, Jones threw two touchdown passes and No. 25 Oklahoma cruised past No. 24 Kansas 35-13 Saturday. (AP/Bleacher Report)

Live Blog: Kansas Jayhawks vs Oklahoma Sooners

No. 25 Oklahoma Sooners (3-3) face No. 24 Kansas Jayhawks (5-1) in Lawrence, KS, the Sooners are without starting quarterback Sam Bradford. Bradford, reinjured his shoulder last week in a loss to Texas, has yet to announce if he'll have season-ending surgery.

Last week, Kansas was upsetted by Colorado, 30-34, lossing their first game. Both teams, Oklahoma and Kansas are looking for wins, particularly the Sooners.

With that said, feel free to participate in our live blog here on Oklahoma Sooners Blog.



Find Oklahoma vs Kansas live feed here.

Saturday's ABC/ESPN Coverage Map

On Saturday, Oklahoma Sooners travel to Lawrence, KS to face the Kansas Jayhawks. The game will be televised regionally on ABC, the network has released their coverage map for Saturday's college football games.




If the game is not shown in your area, you will need ESPN's GamePlan PPV package.

Game Day: OU-KU Articles and Notes

Oklahoma, Kansas both have something to prove: The Oklahoman

Brody Eldridge excels at playing several different positions (and playing them well): The Oklahoman

Sooners, crooners and pets: The Oklahoman

Point/counterpoint: The Oklahoman

What kind of a season is it going to be?: Norman Transcript

Sooners were in same spot four years ago and turned their season around: Norman Transcript

Jayhawks getting off to slow starts on offense: Kansas City Star

Texas, Oklahoma hard to beat after playing each other: Kansas City Star

Big Game Bob?: Tulsa World

Defense has carried Sooners so far: Lawrence Journal World

Despite struggles, OU's Stoops still has hungry determination: Tulsa World

Why Sam Bradford Should Enter the 2010 NFL Draft: Bleacher Report

Sunday, October 18, 2009

ABC to Televise OU-Kansas

ABC to televise Saturday's Oklahoma-Kansas game: ABC network officials announced they will broadcast Saturday's Oklahoma at Kansas football game. The game will kickoff at 2:30 p.m. Note: Later in the week, I will post this weekend's ABC college football coverage map.

Don't second-guess Sam Bradford's decision: The Oklahoman

No Sam, no Big 12 title, no more magic: The Oklahoman

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Big 12 Media Days: Day 2

Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes

Sooners, Bears, Jayhawks, Tigers to meet the media: Day two at Big 12 media days gets underway at the top of the hour (9:00 AM) from Irving, Texas. Team representatives from Oklahoma, Baylor, Kansas and Missouri are scheduled today. Live streaming coverage is available at Big12Sports.com.

Today - Full Schedule
* Missouri: Head Coach Gary Pinkel, LB Sean Weatherspoon, NT Jaron Baston, OG Kurtis Gregory (approx. 9:00 AM)
* Baylor: Head Coach Art Briles, Defensive Coordinator Brian Norwood, QB Robert Griffin III, FS Jordan Lake, LB Joe Pawelek, C J.D. Walton (9:45 AM)
* Kansas: Head Coach Mark Mangino, QB Todd Reesing, WR Kerry Meier, DE Max Onyegbule (10:30 AM)
* Oklahoma: Head Coach Bob Stoops, QB Sam Bradford, DT Gerald McCoy, TE Jermaine Gresham (11:15 AM)

Noteworthy links
Baylor - Official
Kansas - Official
Missouri - Official
Oklahoma - Official
Big 12 Sports Official Site

Twitters to follow @Big12Conference Media Days
@SooonerSportscom
@SchadJoe
@MikeSherman
@OklaFootball

Quotes and notes from day two will be posted later today.

Thursday, July 23, 2009

Big 12 Media Preseason Poll Released

Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes

Big 12 media preseason poll has Oklahoma, Texas tied for 1st place: Nebraska was predicted to win the North division while Oklahoma and Texas tied for the top spot in the South in the 2009 Big 12 Football Preseason Poll, voted on by media representatives who cover the Conference. Texas compiled 17 first-place votes in the South compared to 15 for Oklahoma, however both finished with 174 cumulative points. Oklahoma State was picked third ahead of Texas Tech, Baylor and Texas A&M. OU, UT and TTU finished tied for the top spot in the South last season. The Sooners won the tiebreaker to compete in the Championship game and captured their third-consecutive and sixth overall Big 12 title. (Big 12 Sports PR)

2009 Big 12 Football Media Preseason Poll North Division
1. Nebraska (17) 172
2. Kansas (12) 164
3. Missouri (3) 124
4. Colorado 100
5. Kansas State 81
6. Iowa State 33

South Division
1. Texas (17) 174
1. Oklahoma (15) 174
3. Oklahoma State 130
4. Texas Tech 89
5. Baylor 75
6. Texas A&M 33
first-place votes in parentheses

Saturday, October 18, 2008

Sooners Defeat Jayhawks 45-31

Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes

Bradford throws a school record 468 yards to defeat Kansas: Sam Bradford passed for an Oklahoma record 468 yards and had three touchdowns passes to help the No. 4 Sooners bounce back from their first loss by beating No. 16 Kansas 45-31 on Saturday. The Sooners (6-1, 2-1 Big 12) started pulling away in the third quarter to keep themselves right in the thick of the national championship chase after losing their No. 1 ranking to Texas in last week's Red River Rivalry loss. DeMarco Murray scored his second touchdown of the game on an 8-yard run in the third quarter, and Bradford found third-string tight end Kolby Smith for a 2-yard touchdown pass as Oklahoma stretched its lead to 45-24 with 12:02 to play. Despite losing top receiver Manuel Johnson to a first-quarter arm injury, Bradford cleared the Oklahoma record of 429 yards set by Josh Heupel in 1999 against Louisville. (Associated Press)

Oklahoma vs Kansas Game Stats