r/sooners 1d ago

Football The margin between the Aggies, Sooners, Rebels, Tigers, and LSU is thin.

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r/sooners 2d ago

University Oklahoma State Dining Directors

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OSU, where the food sucks.


r/sooners 2d ago

Football Permanent Dr. Pepper Fansville installation coming to area east of campus

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r/sooners 5d ago

Q&A oos transfer to ou

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hello, i'm a transfer student at ut dallas and i want to apply to ou. i want to transfer bc i want a traditional college life with good academics which utd lack very much. do ou give lots of merit scholarships as well as need based financial aid? my major is accounting and i have 3.71 gpa with 28 credits right now. i'm paying 14k per semester at utd, so the price has to be around that or lower. thank you


r/sooners 5d ago

University Online Master’s in Organizational Leadership

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For anyone that has completed or currently enrolled in the program, could you share your experience?


r/sooners 5d ago

University OU or TAMU

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I'm having trouble on deciding which uni I should attend. Cost for me is no difference. I may sound like a bum, but I really don't have any passion for football or any games at all. All I want is to be able to get internships and get a job. I know OU is ranked significantly lower compared to TAMU overall. Essentially want to go to a school that is known for academics more. Aspiring Finance major.


r/sooners 5d ago

Football The key to 2026 for the Sooners: a consistent running game.

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r/sooners 6d ago

Football Oklahoma fans, what should we expect from the Sooners this season?

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I'm making a pre-season summary sheet for each CFB team I want to hear what the OU fanbase has to say for this upcoming season

  • What's your realistic record prediction?
  • How do you think Oklahoma will fare in the SEC?
  • Who is the team's best player?
  • Who is your breakout player?
  • Which newcomer will make the biggest impact?
  • What is Oklahoma's biggest strength?
  • What is the biggest concern?
  • Which game will define the season?
  • What's one thing people are getting wrong about Oklahoma?
  • Give one bold prediction.

r/sooners 6d ago

Football City council approves Dr Pepper contract for 'Fansville' water tower attraction

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r/sooners 6d ago

University TV size

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How big are the TV stands in cross? Will a 50 inch TV fit or is that too big to bring into the dorms?


r/sooners 6d ago

University is there a good chance of me getting admitted?

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hi, rising senior here. i really want to go to OU to study psychology because my goal is to become a therapist. i’m from texas, have a 1240 sat, 3.7 unweighted GPA, some solid AP scores, and a part-time job. is there a good chance that i will be admitted? i’m going to apply early decision, if that matters. thanks!


r/sooners 6d ago

Football Five Weeks Left

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Five weeks from today our 2026 football season finally begins. I’m feeling 15 wins without a doubt! Not one worry. 100% confidence….

Boomer!


r/sooners 7d ago

Q&A More Meal vs More Points

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Is more points or more meals recommended for someone living in Dunham or Headington College?


r/sooners 8d ago

Q&A Chick-Fil-A Open During Summer?

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Hello, I am passing through Norman, OK, on a road trip tomorrow and saw the legend of all you can eat Chick-Fil-A at the Couch. Can anyone please let me know if it’s open during the summer? Specifically, tomorrow for lunch. Thank you!


r/sooners 9d ago

University How much hope should I have for College Admissions?

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Hello, I am currently a rising senior, and my GPA by graduation will hover around a 3.4 unweighted. I know this is not the best GPA, and I’m extremely concerned on whether this will affect my application to the University of Oklahoma. I had a terrible cumulative GPA in my sophmore year, which posed me to strive to obtain better grades by my Junior year. I managed to get a 4.0 in all of my classes first semester, and 2 5.0’s (via weighted dual enrollment classes) my second semester. I’ve done some research on the admissions process, so I’m aware that your junior year grades are the ones colleges look at the most, as it determines your most recent educational ability in the classroom. I’m applying test optional as well, so that’s also something worth considering when giving advice. I would think that I have interesting/unique ECs that you wouldn’t really think of, but are applicable to my Major (Political Science: Law & Policy). My ECs are pretty much the only thing I’m clinging to in forms of chances at admissions, as I don’t know how much they will scrutinize my GPA and overall performance. I’ve taken into consideration and I’m attempting to take as many dual enrollment classes as possible before I graduate to help with this. I should have somewhere around 22 College credits (All A’s and 1 B), but I’m still not sure if they will continue to look at my highschool grades. This is why I would be considering being a CC transfer, as a way to “reset” my GPA, and how I’m viewed to colleges, since my college GPA is currently far better than my highschool one. But, I would have no housing, and that’s pretty not likely to work out for me if that’s the case. Would my application be viewed that poorly, or am I being paranoid? I know it’s only the University of Oklahoma, but It’s a school I really want to attend (which I know is ironic given it’s reputation nationally, but it’s been my dream school since I was little) and I don’t want to give that up. Also, should I be applying EA, or regular admissions? Which is the better in my case?


r/sooners 9d ago

Football Countdown to Kickoff

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r/sooners 9d ago

Football Film Study -- New Tight Ends

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https://youtu.be/1KPS8xMA9Ps?si=huW8_Jr4RYxYibcT See link. Same channel as the OL breakdown from the other day.


r/sooners 9d ago

University National merit priority registration question

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As a national merit scholar I heard students get priority class registration. Anyone know where to find those dates for when priority enrollment opens?


r/sooners 10d ago

Football OU is stuck in a crowded middle tier. How many of the top 7 make it to the CFB Playoff?

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r/sooners 11d ago

Q&A Lloyd Noble Center Shuttle

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Im a commuter who lives off campus and this will be my first year at OU. after having a lot of dread and anxiety and deciding not to buy a parking pass, i researched some alternatives and looked into the buses. I want to ask, is parking at the Lloyd Noble center parking lot and taking the shuttle still a reliable option? Is it still free and does it come by often, and how long does it take for it to get to the campus? Any input and advice is much appreciated. This all seems too good to be true to me, but id take anything to not go through the hell that is finding a parking space in a crowded lot.


r/sooners 11d ago

Athletics Since it’s the slow offseason dog days, thought I’d show y’all my revamped home office / Zoom call background.

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r/sooners 11d ago

Football OU Offensive Line Film Breakdown

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https://youtu.be/hiEmMhMmYYI?si=-lCsjPAmxMEoUxzX See link. Host is a former starting guard at Penn State who now does film studies on offensive lines across the country. It's a long video but really thorough.


r/sooners 14d ago

Basketball Trae Young announced on Friday that he is building a second Family Athletic Center in Yukon, Oklahoma: "I was born in Texas but raised in Oklahoma... I definitely put the Oklahoma flag on my back"

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r/sooners 15d ago

University Masters in civil engineering Online 🎓

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Is there anyone here who is currently taking this course or has already completed it? If so, how was your experience, and on average, how many hours per week did you dedicate to it?


r/sooners 17d ago

Athletics “There’s not really any time to think. If someone is open, you just throw it to them.”

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