By far the most dominant presence on ESPN’s new “Most Unbreakable College Football Records” list? The Oklahoma Sooners. In a feature highlighting 10 of college football’s most enduring achievements, OU appeared an incredible four times—more than any other program. It’s a powerful reminder of just how deep the Sooners’ legacy runs, from the 1950s to the modern era. Here’s a closer look at the records that prove Oklahoma’s history isn’t just rich—it’s untouchable. The 47-Game Winning Streak (1953–57) This one is bulletproof. Bud Wilkinson’s Sooners rattled off 47 straight wins—a record that still stands atop college football history books and…
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New Conference = New App. Back for our 13th(!) season, your #1 app for OU Football news is now SEC Ready! SoonerApp is out now for both iOS and Android. While the appearance of Version 9 looks has some tweaks and improvements, behind the scenes, it is a totally new app. Not to get too into the weeds, but v9 has been completely rewritten by yours truly, with the goal of adding new features and functionality down the road. Aside from the UI changes, the biggest thing you will notice is that we finally fixed the all-time, #1 most complained…
15th ranked Oklahoma men’s basketball is currently tied at the half at Cincinnati. While the game 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), if you want to watch it on TV or streaming, you will need to tune in to ESPN+. ESPN+ is a subscription service that hosts multiple OU sports events throughout the season on SoonerVision. Signing up is easy, and they usually have a free trial as well. Visit ESPN+ Now Shop Mens BBall
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11th ranked Oklahoma men’s basketball starts their final Big 12 season by hosting Iowa State on Saturday, Jan. 6. Tip is at 5:01 p.m. While the game 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), if you want to watch it on TV or streaming, you will need to tune in to ESPN+. ESPN+ is a subscription service that hosts multiple OU sports events throughout the season on SoonerVision. Signing up is easy, and they usually have a free trial as well. Visit ESPN+…
The Sooners Won and all-timer on Saturday, beating the Longhorns 34-30 in dramatic fashion to take the golden hat back to Norman! Get your Red River Rivalry score t-shirt now before they are gone. Shop now. Shop Fanatics here. More Red River Rivalry Shirts
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The latest version of the #1 Free OU Football news app is now available on the Apple App Store with several fixes and updates. An Android version will be released on the Google Play store in the next few days. When I first launched SoonerApp in 2012, I had no idea it would receive the kind of response it has. Sooner fans around the world make SoonerApp their go-to app for the latest OU football news over a million times a year! Now entering our 12th season, this version contains a bunch of fixes and updates: Tweets Tweets (or X)…
Hey Sooner Fans, thanks to all who have reached out about the Tweets section issues. There is some good news and some bad news: The good news is that I’ve figured out the issue. The bad news is two part: 1) Twitter (or ‘X’, as they now want to call themselves) is now charging for this data. 2) To implement any fix will, in addition to the new ongoing monthly costs, require some significant coding. Not a great situation, but at least we know what’s going on. Will post back with more updates, soon Thanks – Admin