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Oklahoma opens as 2-score favorite for regular-season finale against LSU Oklahoma opened as a two-score favorite against LSU in the teams' regular-season finale in Week 14, when the Sooners will be playing for a spot in the College Football Playoff.

Oklahoma opens as a nine-point favorite for its regular-season finale against LSU, per Circa Sports

Oklahoma maintains hold on top-10 ranking in Week 14 AP poll Oklahoma defeated Missouri, 17-6, on Saturday and maintained its spot in the top 10 of the Week 14 AP poll Sunday afternoon.

Oklahoma held steady at No. 8 in the Week 14 AP poll after its 17-6 win against Missouri -- which was the Sooners' fifth win this season against a team that was ranked at the time of the game.

Oklahoma's 'grimy' brand of football has the Sooners on the doorstep of the College Football Playoff Brent Venables used one word to define his team after its 17-6 win against Missouri: Grimy. It's a word that fully captures the Sooners' brand of football as they make a push to the College Football P...

Brent Venables called Oklahoma a "very grimy group" after its 17-6 win against Missouri.

Ain't always pretty, but the Sooners' grimy brand of football has them on the doorstep of the CFP.

"We can say some grimy things, but we’re going to do some grimy things on the field with our pads."

Xavier Robinson's gutsy performance against Missouri embodies OU's grit Xavier Robinson played through a sprained knee against Missouri, helping Oklahoma to a 17-6 win as the Sooners navigated a thin backfield in Week 13.

Oklahoma’s depth at RB is running thin right now. It’s why Xavier Robinson gutted out Saturday’s game against Missouri despite a sprained knee.

“Can't have a bunch of racecars around here, Lamborghinis, and everything's got to be just right, and have the premium fuel…. This is football."

Oklahoma defense adds another line to impressive resume after shutting down Missouri, Ahmad Hardy Oklahoma's defense turned in another impressive performance, this time shutting down the nation's leading rusher, Ahmad Hardy, and shutting off Missouri's water in a 17-6 win at Owen Field.

Oklahoma's defense added another pelt to its wall, this time shutting down Missouri's rushing attack (70 yards on 35 carries) and Ahmad Hardy (57 yards on 17 carries) -- and completely shutting the Tigers' water off in the second half.

"We're coming in stride at the right time."

The Morning After: 17 additional thoughts about Oklahoma's 17-6 win against Missouri This week's edition of The Morning After includes 17 additional thoughts about No. 8 Oklahoma's 17-6 win against No. 22 Missouri, as Brent Venables and the Sooners moved one step closer to a College F...

This week’s edition of The Morning After™️ features 17 additional thoughts about Oklahoma’s 17-6 win against Missouri

To put a finer point on this:

Noel quit Oasis mid-tour on August 28, 2009

Eight days later, Florida played their first game since winning the 2008 BCS title, which is also their last SEC title to date

Only LSU gets the good bounce on that fake FG design

Peyton Bowen's blocked field goal helped Oklahoma 'turn the tide' against Missouri Oklahoma blocked a field goal for the second game in a row, as Peyton Bowen came up big for the Sooners in the second quarter of their 17-6 win against Missouri.

A chess match between Brent Venables and Eli Drinkwitz midway through the second quarter led to a game-swinging field goal block by Peyton Bowen in Oklahoma’s 17-6 win against Missouri.

“that blocked field goal, I feel like was a real turn of the tide in that game."

One more game here next week. ✌🏻

Oklahoma's 'grimy' brand of football has the Sooners on the doorstep of the College Football Playoff Brent Venables used one word to define his team after its 17-6 win against Missouri: Grimy. It's a word that fully captures the Sooners' brand of football as they make a push to the College Football P...

Brent Venables called Oklahoma a "very grimy group" after its 17-6 win against Missouri.

Ain't always pretty, but the Sooners' grimy brand of football has them on the doorstep of the CFP.

"We can say some grimy things, but we’re going to do some grimy things on the field with our pads."

Brent Venables says Xavier Robinson sprained his knee in last week's win at Alabama but showed up on Monday for practice, said to put him in a brace and let him play: "That's what guys from Carl Albert do. They show up, even when it hurts."

Brent Venables, after Oklahoma's 17-6 win against Missouri, refers to the Sooners as a "grimy group."

You think Oklahoma can score 47 points against a defense with a pulse?

Brent Venables and Joe C celebrating Oklahoma’s 17-6 win against Missouri

Instant analysis: Oklahoma takes another step toward College Football Playoff with 17-6 win against Missouri Takeaways from No. 8 Oklahoma's 17-6 win against No. 22 Missouri on Saturday at Owen Field, as the Sooners moved within one game of shoring up a spot in the College Football Playoff.

No. 8 Oklahoma takes another step closer to a College Football Playoff berth with a 17-6 win against No. 22 Missouri.

-- Defense stymies the nation's sixth-ranked rushing attack and leading rusher
-- Offense finds just enough of a spark
-- Another week, another critical special teams play

Eli Bowen with an interception for the second game in a row. This one seals it for Oklahoma, which is going to beat Missouri 17-6 and move within a win of shoring up a CFP berth.

Missouri's second-half drive chart against Oklahoma:
-- Four-and-out
-- Three-and-out
-- Interception
-- Three-and-out
-- Three-and-out

Also a @brandonmarcello.com sighting in the video

Hot damn. Oklahoma listened to the people.

They open with this video montage and then drop the beat for MANY MEN.

Players are hyped about it.

We're through three quarters here in Norman. No. 8 Oklahoma leads No. 22 Missouri, 17-6.

Jacobe Johnson picks off Beau Pribula.

Oklahoma's seventh forced turnover in the last three games.

Play is upheld. Reggie Powers III is ejected and will miss the first half of Oklahoma's game against LSU next week.

Reggie Powers III was just called for targeting on a third-down incompletion by Missouri. Play is under review.

If Tate Sandell wore hot pants he'd be hitting them from 75

Tate “the shorter the shorts, the closer to God” Sandell

Tate Sandell has now made 22 consecutive field goals. The latest: a 45-yarder to open the second half.

Oklahoma leads Missouri, 17-6, with 11:36 to go in the third.

HALFTIME: Oklahoma leads Missouri, 14-6.

Sooners lead despite having minus-7 yards of offense in the first half and just 8:26 of possession.

Oklahoma probably looking a third victory in the last month that completely changed thanks to their special teams

Did a double-take while checking this, but today is the first game John Mateer has had multiple touchdown passes since Week 1 against Illinois State.