OU’s annual PPV game kicks off at 6 p.m. CT.
Head on down to the comments section to give us your thoughts on the game and everything else throughout the day!
After an inauspicious start and a narrow escape in last week’s opener with the Tulane Green Wave, the Oklahoma Sooners will look for a clean performance against a comically outmatched opponent — the Western Carolina Catamounts.
Tonight, the #Sooners get to show out under the Palace lights for the first time in 2021.@LandersCDJROK Scene Setter pic.twitter.com/SVLlHBT3fO
— Oklahoma Football (@OU_Football) September 11, 2021
Time & TV: Saturday, Sept. 11 at 6 p.m. CT on PPV
PPV & Streaming Info: The game can be purchased through your TV provider or SoonerSports.tv for $54.99. If the stream is purchased, it can be streamed through multiple methods. Click here for the list of TV providers and available streaming options.
Commentary: Chad McKee, Chuck Long (yes, THAT Chuck Long) and Lesley McCaslin
Line: Oklahoma -50.5 (as of Saturday at 8 a.m. CT)
O/U: 65
The first @OU_Football game after 9/11, 20 years ago.#NeverForget pic.twitter.com/iCeGC9n6yg
— Oklahoma Sooners (@OU_Athletics) September 11, 2021
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Jack’s Gambling Picks
Ohio State -14.5 vs. Oregon
Tulsa +11.5 at Oklahoma State
Texas A&M -17 at Colorado (Empower Field at Mile High in Denver)
TCU -11.5 vs. Cal
Iowa +4.5 at Iowa State
Texas -6.5 at Arkansas
Michigan -6.5 vs. Washington
BYU +7 vs. Utah
While fans usually like to look for takeaways following an individual game, the hope is that there are zero takeaways from this one. We’re looking for fewer penalties and no injuries. That’s it. If a “storyline” comes from this game, it will probably be negative, and I’d strongly prefer to enter Nebraska week with some positive energy. I guess I’d like to see Spencer Rattler step into his throws a bit more. If he’s being tentative against Western Carolina —which, by the way, is probably the worst FCS squad OU has faced in quite some time — I’ll be a little worried.
Anyway, if you’re tailgating today, stay in the shade. It’s gonna be a hot one. Honor Tom Herman’s memory and drink plenty of water.
Also, make sure to be in your seats early, because we’re getting a flyover.
Timeline for a special 9/11 gameday Saturday:
2:30 – Party at the Palace
3:30 – Walk of Champions
4:00 – Stadium gates open
5:00 – Pride of Oklahoma pregame
5:55 – National anthem & flyover
6:00 – Beat Western Carolina#SoonerSalute #BoomerSooner— Oklahoma Sooners (@OU_Athletics) September 10, 2021