No. 19 Oklahoma's trip to Tulsa brings a reunion of coaching colleagues Brent Venables, Kevin Wilson – Winnipeg Free Press
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Oklahoma pays a visit to Tulsa in a matchup the Golden Hurricane haven’t won at home since 1942.
Oklahoma offensive coordinator Jeff Lebby made it clear that plenty of players will get opportunities in Saturday’s season opener.
Arkansas State at No. Oklahoma, Saturday, Noon EDT (ESPN). Line: Oklahoma by 36 1/2, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.
The Sooners were among the nation's worst units last season, surrendering 30 points and 461 yards per game. Venables came to Oklahoma highly regarded after fielding dominant defenses for a decade as defensive coordinator at Clemson, so it was painful for him to watch last season's defense become the primary reason the Sooners struggled to a 6-7 finish.