No. 6 Oklahoma takes on No. 13 West Virginia in Morgantown for a spot in the Big 12 Championship game. 

The numbers. Those little digits that can tell the story or not tell us anything. But when it comes to State Enemy Number One – the state of Oklahoma’s defense – an avalanche of numbers say the same thing. The gap between the quality of this Sooner offense-for-the-ages and this defective defense is wider than the gap between the philosophical differences in our political parties. As in historical. Every set of numbers proves it. Stunning, I know. The good news is ...

The OU offense sets a new record every week, Kyler Murray is contending for the Heisman trophy, yet all the talk Monday is about the defense. 

Trae Young and the Sooners get another crack at the only ranked team to defeat them this season.

Forecasters say a Christmas storm dumped a record amount of snow on the Pennsylvania city of Erie and surrounding areas. 

No. 23 Oklahoma State baseball looks to right the ship in its Big 12 home opener against West Virginia.

Oklahoma’s men’s basketball team will be back in action when the Sooners (7-9, 1-4) take on No. 7 West Virginia (15-2, 4-1) in Morgantown on Wednesday night. 

Sherri Coale and the OU women’s basketball team face another top-25 opponent on Tuesday night when the No. 20 Sooners travel to Austin for a matchup with No. 12 Texas (12-4, 6-0). 

Jordan Woodard scored 27 points and Rashard Odomes added a career-high 24 points to lead Oklahoma to an 84-75 win over Texas Tech inside the Lloyd Noble Center.