Rapid Reaction: Disaster in Norman — Oklahoma Stunned by East Texas A&M in Historic Season-Opening Collapse
The 28.5-point favorite couldn’t get the job done. Porter Moser’s retooled Oklahoma roster missed 15 free throws, surrendered control of the game, and watched East…
RAPID RECAP: Thunder 117, Cavaliers 112 — The MVP Reset: Shai Drops 43 to Steal One in Cleveland
Gilgeous-Alexander delivers a season-high 43 points, including the go-ahead three with 32.6 seconds remaining, as a shorthanded Oklahoma City team snaps its two-game skid with a statement road victory.
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Oklahoma Fires Ben Arbuckle: Timeline, Fallout and Five Names to Watch in the OC Search
Brent Venables has made another midseason change at offensive coordinator, ending Ben Arbuckle’s tenure after 21 games. Jason Witten is stepping into the play-calling role, but the bigger question is who will lead the Sooners’ offense in 2027.
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Oklahoma City Thunder | Game #7 Preview: Cleveland Cavaliers
A lot can change in a week. After a 4-0 start to the season, the Oklahoma City Thunder are now 4-2, dropping 2 of 3 games since losing Jalen Williams and Cason Wallace to injury last Sunday. Since then, Chet Holmgren and Alex Caruso have been added to the list of extended time missed, and OKC has yet to figure things out.
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Thunder Against the Spread | OKC Heads to Cleveland as a Small Underdog
OKC has looked pretty awful the last couple of games, and it might be a little while before they find a groove. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander hasn’t looked particularly great, either, and this team is going to go as far as he can take them. I think SGA starts to impose his will more often, but the Cavaliers look a lot better than the Thunder right now. I think OKC can keep this one interesting and hopefully not get blown out for the third straight time, but I still like Cleveland to cover the small spread.
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Notes & Quotes: Historic Individual Milestones Amid Oklahoma’s 42-25 Loss to South Carolina
Kip Lewis made program history, Ivan Carreon found the end zone twice, and Tate Sandell moved into the Oklahoma record book. But a handful of individual accomplishments couldn’t overcome another frustrating afternoon for the Sooners.
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Overreaction Index: Is the Ben Arbuckle Era Reaching a Point of No Return?
Oklahoma’s fourth-quarter production couldn’t hide another afternoon of offensive dysfunction. With the Sooners falling to 4-4 and the crowd turning on Ben Arbuckle, the questions surrounding the offensive coordinator are getting harder to ignore.
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RAPID RECAP: Rockets 119, Thunder 98 — No Answer in Space City
Chet Holmgren’s extended absence exposes Oklahoma City’s defensive vulnerabilities, while Shai Gilgeous-Alexander fights through another difficult night for a depleted Thunder roster.
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Instant Reaction: Defensive Dam Breaks as Sellers and Gamecocks Throttle Sooners 42-25
Oklahoma did almost everything right on the wrong side of the football Saturday afternoon. The Sooners won the turnover battle by three, didn’t commit a giveaway, and got three interceptions off South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers. It still wasn’t enough to keep the Gamecocks from hanging 42 points on the scoreboard in a stunning 42-25 defeat at Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.
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Oklahoma City Thunder | Game #6 Preview: Houston Rockets
The Oklahoma City Thunder (4-1) play their second consecutive game in Texas as they take on the Houston Rockets (5-1) on Saturday night. The Thunder lost in a disappointing fashion on Wednesday to the Dallas Mavericks 120-96 for their first loss of the season, and while they hope for a rebound game tonight, it won’t come easy.
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