WhiteMamba
John: 8:36
Does Oklahoma need exposure to help recruiting?
I wouldn't think so. Last time I checked they are still the Oklahoma Sooners
I wouldn't think so. Last time I checked they are still the Oklahoma Sooners
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3 times. Missed last year. Its a great game, but I think a night game at DKR vs OU would be an unbelievable atmosphere. RRS is about as good as you can get for a day game, but for some reason night games seem to have a little more to them. Dohesnt have to be 1-1-1, appy with neutral, home, neutral, home. I would just love to see OU in DKR once. I think it would be amazing.
Does Oklahoma need exposure to help recruiting?
I wouldn't think so. Last time I checked they are still the Oklahoma Sooners
If I recall this is because of stadium renovations. Remember that big stadium upgrade the University is set to start soon.
I believe they wanted to schedule an away game, which would allow more time to ensure everything is ready for the Ohio State in Norman a couple of weeks later.
Put this on Castligione not Stoops.
But what the hell. If OU can't beat Houston on the road then they aren't a National Champion caliber team anyway. Might as well find out as soon as we can. I want some NC's! I'm tired of watching Stoops brag about conference championships after OU has lost 1-2 games.
That sounds reasonable if we didn't already have a home game with ULM on Sept 3rd 2016, but maybe they are replacing that game with Houston or moving it. The renovations has to be the answer to this.
Yeah, I know, it's all about recruiting blah blah blah, but I don't think it will do much good for recruiting if we go down and lose the game.
Just sayin
Texas has 6 home games this year also. OU and Texas have years where they only get 4 home games in Conference. One reason I would not mind seeing the RRS go to a home, home, and neutral format.
That's a terrible idea. In today's era of CFB where history and tradition do not mean anything anymore, it's good to see some of that is still in tact with the RRSO. No need to change it up.