The winning streak is at 55 games and counting, but Oklahoma has a tall task ahead of them this evening No. 10/7 Washington looking to prove a point against the defending champs. The Huskies launched their season with an impressive 8-0 win over Jordy Bahl and the Nebraska Cornhuskers on Thursday evening in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
Schedule
| Date | Opponent | Time | TV | Result |
| February 9 | #10/7 Washington | 8:30 PM | Flo-Softball |
Tuning In
Both games on Thursday will be broadcast on 1560 AM/103.3 FM The Franchise 2.
Notes & Storylines
- Oklahoma opened the 2024 season with a pair of shutouts on Thursday, run-ruling Utah Valley 13-0 before earning a 3-0 win over No. 9/11 Duke.
- OU extended its winning streak to 55 games, dating back to Feb. 24, 2023. The Sooners own the longest winning streak in NCAA Division I history and have now tied the all-division record held by then-Division II program Western Kentucky.
- The Sooners’ 13-0 win over Utah Valley (0-1, 0-0 WAC) marked their seventh consecutive season opening victory.
- Patty Gasso moved into third in NCAA history with her 1,458th career win in OU’s victory over Duke, passing Margie Wright.
- OU’s pitching staff spun 12.0 scoreless innings over the course of opening day with five different pitchers making appearances.
- Three of Oklahoma’s four opening-weekend opponents reached the NCAA Tournament last season. Washington advanced to the Women’s College World Series.
Pick The Score Contest
Alright, we’re trying something new with select games this season. Give us your score prediction for the Oklahoma/Washington game in the comments section below. If you get it right, you can win some OU merch.
Tiebreakers
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A) Total strikeouts recorded by Oklahoma pitchers during the game
B) Total bases for Jayda Coleman
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