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Uh, yeah, we had Bud Wilkinson, Barry Switzer, and the best years of Bob Stoops by 2007. Those easily compete with the coaches you listed, and I'm not even counting Bennie Owen since he coached 100 years ago.

Found this ESPN article from 2009, so only a couple of years into Saban's run. Has OU as #1. Bama isn't even top 5. Saban put them ahead of the pack in a massive way.

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Could be OU tbh. We play Michigan week 2 on Big Nude Saturday. So if the SEC wins the few somewhat tough games in week 1, and Mizzou beats KU, it could be us. I expect us to win as well but Michigan is pretty good.
Bama doesn't have 16 national titles, lol. Only AP/UPI titles for pre-BCS years count. But they still have many more than us due to Saban.

Prior to Saban, OU had a better program historically than Alabama. Saban changed that drastically, and Bama is probably going to have the better historical program for the rest of our lives because I don't see OU getting a Saban anytime soon.

re: Oklahoma team win total

Posted by Yokelhoma on 8/4/26 at 2:47 pm to
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OU fans and insiders frequently overrate their talent. We have heard this kind of preseason stuff before only for them to go 6-7. Average skill position players across the board (they are calling Parker Livingston a “stud” which should tell you a lot). Their QB is massively over-hyped. Their defense is very solid but elite? No. 8-9 win team.


8-9 wins would cover the win total, FWIW. 9-3 would be a good year for us with an outside shot at the playoff.

And our win total last year was 6.5 and we won 10 games, so I'm not sure where you're getting this idea that OU fans overrate our team every year. Seems like the opposite in fact.

Oh yeah, and if our defense isn't elite, then no defense is elite.
I give zero shits about any team besides OU and am going to laugh my arse off when Ohio State punks Texas.

Having said that, yes Big 10 fans are annoying. As a relative SEC outsider who has a different view of the Big 10 vs SEC discussion than long time SEC people, I can say it’s clear they’re just very insecure after being dominated by the SEC for a long time, and also insecure about how boring their league is (see the TV ratings for proof of that). I remember when OU was in a similar boat.

re: What each fanbase hates to hear.

Posted by Yokelhoma on 7/28/26 at 2:12 pm to
Confirmed that this is more annoying to OU fans than "Welcome to the SEC" which doesn't make sense because we just went 10-2 and won a baseball national title, so...things are going pretty well.

re: Coaching Preferences

Posted by Yokelhoma on 7/27/26 at 2:21 pm to
Think Venables is trending up and Heupel is trending down, but that could flip in a year.

Personally, OU already did the "great offense, shite defense" thing for a while, and I prefer having a great defense even if we're still trying to find a good offense. Having a great defense instills a toughness component to your overall team and its mindset. So even if the stats are equal (or Heupel has slightly better ones), I'd choose Venables for that alone.

re: CBS Unit Rankings

Posted by Yokelhoma on 7/25/26 at 12:31 pm to
Some folks seem to still think we’re Big 12/Lincoln Riley OU, we’re a completely different program these days. Very defensive-minded and tough.

I like playing y’all though, great program and fans. Kind of wish we played you every year instead of Ole Miss (though I know you have teams you’d rather play yearly over us).

re: CBS Unit Rankings

Posted by Yokelhoma on 7/25/26 at 11:20 am to
Agreed, if our Oline is that good we probably win the conference. I’ll believe it when I see it.

Anyone who thinks OU isn’t going to be good is in for a disappointment. Except for Texas who apparently has our number even when they’re kind of shitty like last year.
Worst thing about Oklahoma. Glad I live in the lightest county (which is also unsurprisingly the best county in Oklahoma).
The real difference between Mizzou and OU is that when the SEC adds a 9th conference game, Mizzou complains and cries about it and OU fist pumps.

That's the reason the programs have such different traditions, not some stupid excuse about paying players (which literally every school did).
This is why the rest of the country doesn’t take Trump supporters seriously.

Obama says the right clings to guns: “he’s divisive!!!”

Trump calls Mexicans rapists and depicts the Obamas as monkeys: “well that’s just the truth”

Y’all are so fricking stupid and indoctrinated that I almost feel sorry for you.

To answer OP, Trump is the most corrupt, dumbest, and immoral president we’ve ever had. It’s obvious to anyone who isn’t a complete retard. That’s why a majority of the country can’t stand him.
You really need someone to explain why openly white supremacist groups (even if they’re just marching) make people uneasy?

I gotta say I love the cognitive dissonance on the right about who these guys actually are. It was the same with the Jan 6th retards. They were simultaneously (1) feds/antifa pretending to be right wing protestors and (2) patriots who did nothing wrong and deserved pardons from Trump.

Oh, and to what someone said above about the incompetence of racists these days, that is definitely a trend. Again, it was the same with the Jan 6th people, they were definitely up to no good but were so dumb they had no idea what to do once they were in the Capitol. It’s also similar with the Trump Administration. They’re awful but thankfully they’re fricking retarded as well so a lot of their shite doesn’t actually get implemented very well (see ICE, Iran, etc).
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you believe someone born the day after birthright citizenship was ended could evade deportation for 25 years? presumably without an documentation that he’s residing in the US legally?


Well, yeah, tons of people evade deportation in the US for long stretches of time.
That solution means teenagers and adults who are born in America to illegal immigrants after birthright citizenship is ended can be deported. I frankly don't morally agree with deporting grown people who have only known America to their parents' home country.

Also, I get the sense that some of y'all think immigrants will stop having kids here if birthright is ended. That's a fantasy.
I'm not following so maybe I don't understand how anti-birthright people want the new system to be.

If we get rid of birthright citizenship, and an illegal immigrant gives birth on US soil, that child wouldn't have citizenship and (as I understand it) could be eligible for deportation even if he's 25 years old and only speaks English.

If the answer is, "well yeah, his parents shouldn't have come here," that's not a good answer in my view.
Don't think it's right to force a teenager or adult who has lived their entire life in the US to move to some random country they've never been to simply because their parents moved here illegally. That person is an American in my eyes.

Now as for, say, a three-year-old who was born here? They can be sent back and it wouldn't bother me.

Where we draw the line though is fuzzy, and I'd rather let any birthright person stay than send back adult Americans.

re: Bedlam Series Trophy

Posted by Yokelhoma on 6/29/26 at 4:14 pm to
I truly just feel sad for OSU these days, stuck in a conference with teams they don't care about playing. Probably doesn't help that OU is thriving in the SEC.

Obviously people know they lost Bedlam, but their second biggest game of the year was easily Texas, and they lost that as well. Now their biggest is...K-State? Tech?
And, ya know, being the second best football program of all time
Well, there’s the whole Progressive Era around the turn of the 20th century. That was a pretty big deal.

I’m not sure if this board has even heard of it, and even if they have, y’all probably think it was communism or too woke or something.