The first Saturday of November appears to have righted the ship with a 33-27 win over the Tennessee Volunteers. In poetic fashion, Oklahoma's road win in Knoxville was a reversal of the script from the one we saw in the Cotton Bowl.

The Oklahoma Sooners improved to 7-2 overall on the 2025 season with a 33-27 win on the road over the Tennessee Volunteers on Saturday night. OU is now 3-2 in the SEC this year, and they've eclipsed both last year's overall win total (6) and last year's conference win total (2).

Oklahoma Sooners head coach Brent Venables was pleased with how his team batted adversity in a big win over the Tennessee Volunteers.

No. 18 Oklahoma beat No. 14 Tennessee 33-27 on Saturday in what was effectively a College Football Playoff elimination game in Knoxville.

Oklahoma’s College Football Playoff chances are not yet zero, but the odds remain long, even after Saturday’s win over Tennessee. The Sooners travel to Alabama in two weeks and can both strengthen their resume while dropping Alabama from a total lock position.

Oklahoma’s 33-27 victory over Tennessee on Saturday at Neyland Stadium wasn’t just another road win. It was survival. The Sooners forced three turnovers and use

College football player Tate Sandell's on-the-field attire drew controversy when ESPN commentator Kirk Herbstreit mocked the Oklahoma Sooners' kicker for his "Daisy Dukes."

Oklahoma is consistent, at least. That consistency has ranked the Sooners as the No. 2 team in the SEC in one ESPN data set.