Yukons Worst
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re: Camp Opens Today, 4 Aug. And season is 4 weeks away.
Posted by Yukons Worst on 8/7/26 at 2:18 pm to OU Guy
Berry Tramel is a fricking Idiot.
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re: A history lesson: Oklahoma
Posted by Yukons Worst on 8/6/26 at 4:23 pm to Hugh McElroy
re: Should SEC extend offers immediately
Posted by Yukons Worst on 8/6/26 at 8:52 am to bamaoldtimer
quote:
Would you want Texas Tech? Very passionate fans and SEC like school.
Should SMU be added? They are probably the richest school in Texas. With huge fan base and lots of eyeballs in Dallas.
Neither one is true.
TT is a joke and pure garbage.
SMU has no fans.
re: Chips are down: Most immediately impactful true freshman in your team history?
Posted by Yukons Worst on 8/3/26 at 9:13 am to Naked Bootleg
It's Jamelle Holieway replaced Troy Aikman after he broke his ankle and won the 1985 National Championship.
re: 2026 Football Spring/Summer Notes.
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/31/26 at 4:06 am to OU Guy
How in the Hell can you rank a team "texass" #3 with a new DC over Georgia?
re: Is all this dust coming from Norman?
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/25/26 at 1:31 am to Rosco P Coltrane
Please tell all these people to stop moving here we're full.
Oklahoma is widely recognized as having the most diverse terrain and environments per square mile in the United States.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department, the state contains 12 distinct Level III ecoregions, the highest number per square mile of any state in the nation.
This diversity allows visitors to experience a vast range of landscapes within short distances, including:
Rocky Mountain foothills and sand dunes in the Panhandle (Western High Plains and Southwestern Tablelands).
Tallgrass prairies in north-central Oklahoma (Tallgrass Prairie ecoregion).
Forested mountains in the east (Ozark Highlands, Ozark Forest, and Ouachita Mountains).
Cypress swamps and subtropical forests in the southeastern corner.
Oak savannahs and hardwood forests in the central and eastern regions.
BLACK MESA
BEAVERS BEND
LITTLE SAHARA
TENKILLER
TURNER FALLS
WICHITA MOUNTAINS
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OKC
GOO GOBBLER
Oklahoma is widely recognized as having the most diverse terrain and environments per square mile in the United States.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department, the state contains 12 distinct Level III ecoregions, the highest number per square mile of any state in the nation.
This diversity allows visitors to experience a vast range of landscapes within short distances, including:
Rocky Mountain foothills and sand dunes in the Panhandle (Western High Plains and Southwestern Tablelands).
Tallgrass prairies in north-central Oklahoma (Tallgrass Prairie ecoregion).
Forested mountains in the east (Ozark Highlands, Ozark Forest, and Ouachita Mountains).
Cypress swamps and subtropical forests in the southeastern corner.
Oak savannahs and hardwood forests in the central and eastern regions.
LITTLE SAHARA TENKILLER TURNER FALLS WICHITA MOUNTAINS OKC GOO GOBBLER
re: Can we start a huge thread just absolutely shitting on “SEC MIKE”
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/23/26 at 9:50 pm to king47
re: Sec fans polled on coach likeability
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/23/26 at 2:02 pm to mckibaj
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More than 100 fans responded to our poll
"Based in Birmingham, Alabama"
:rotflmao:
re: SEC schools with the most 1,000-yard rushers...
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/23/26 at 1:01 am to redfish99
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Oklahoma not surprising
They only threw it 10 times a game..
Complete List: Top All-Time Team Passing Yards (FBS)
The following programs have accumulated the most passing yards in NCAA Division I FBS history. BYU remains the undisputed leader, having been the first to surpass the 200,000-yard mark.
Rank Team Estimated All-Time Yards Key Context
1 BYU ~205,000+ Led by the LaVell Edwards era; first to 200k.
2 Washington State ~186,000+ Mike Leach's "Air Raid" tenure propelled them to #2.
3 Florida State ~185,000+ Consistent high-level production since the 1980s.
4 Texas Tech ~183,000+ Another "Air Raid" powerhouse; high volume since 1990s.
5 Houston ~177,000+ Home to individual record holder Case Keenum.
6 San Jose State ~175,500+ Consistent passing offense in the WAC/MW.
7 Miami (FL) ~173,000+ Pro-style offenses producing NFL QBs for decades.
8 USC ~172,700+ High efficiency; many Heisman winners.
9 UCLA ~171,000+ Strong passing tradition in the Pac-12/Big Ten.
10 Florida ~170,000+ SEC leader; balanced but high-volume history.
11 Oregon ~168,000+ Rapid rise due to uptempo offenses (2000s–present).
12 Arizona ~167,000+ Long history of pass-first schemes.
13 Stanford ~165,000+ Consistent production across eras.
14 California ~164,000+ Similar trajectory to Stanford; high volume.
15 Oklahoma ~163,000+ High-powered offenses in the Big 12 era.
16 LSU ~160,000+ SEC powerhouse; recent surge in passing stats.
17 Georgia ~158,000+ Traditionally run-heavy but massive recent volume.
18 Alabama ~157,000+ Efficient high-level QB play in the Saban/Post-Saban era.
19 Michigan ~155,000+ Large total due to program longevity, despite run-heavy eras.
20 Ohio State ~154,000+ Consistent NFL QB development; high volume recently.
re: The Wallflowers are all worked up lately
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/22/26 at 8:10 pm to Rosco P Coltrane
How does it feel that Eliah Drinkwitz's dream job is Oklahoma?
re: Backup QBs
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/21/26 at 8:59 pm to Rodo
With the new 5 year rule and no red shirting we'll have to wait and see.
re: OU Hype
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/21/26 at 4:23 pm to cajuntiger1010
People forget the special teams them and the Defense is what got OU to ten wins and the Playoff.
SEC Special Teams Player of the Year and Lou Groza Award winner Tate Sandell is returning for his Seniour year.
SEC Special Teams Player of the Year and Lou Groza Award winner Tate Sandell is returning for his Seniour year.
re: Those not especially digging the over the top Longhorn Love fest by the media.
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/21/26 at 2:38 am to ColoradoElkHerd
quote:
queer as a $2 bill
It's $3 dollar bill you Queer.
re: Sankey says SEC-NCAA breakaway talks are real
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/20/26 at 2:38 pm to AUTiger789
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Colorado
frick no...
re: Why did OU need to leave the Big XII?
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/19/26 at 5:35 pm to QBUMizzou
Big-3 NC's
Missouri Football: None.
Men's Basketball: None.
Baseball: 1954
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Texas A&M
Football: 1939
Men's Basketball: None.
Baseball: None
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Both of you suck balls why did the SEC take both of your sorry arse Universities.
sit down and shut the frick up .
ONE OF MANY...
re: SEC schools with the most 1,000-yard rushers...
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/16/26 at 7:49 am to Victor R Franko
Darrell Royal, Hollis, Oklahoma
re: Top teams complaining about the refs
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/11/26 at 6:48 pm to BigAL Golesh
Two years of being in this conference I already can 't stand these crybaby Auburn fans.
You're like the Oklahoma State fans claiming fake titles and getting your shite pushed in by your in state rival.
You're like the Oklahoma State fans claiming fake titles and getting your shite pushed in by your in state rival.
re: Longhorn Fans Cherry Picking Dates to make themselves look superior to aggy
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/9/26 at 11:54 pm to magildachunks
Really? :rotflmao:
Edit: I drunk misread this but it still stands
Overall Record Since 2000
Oklahoma Wins: 4
Alabama Wins: 3
Current Streak: Alabama (1 game, following the Dec 2025 CFP First Round)
Detailed Game Results (2000–2025)
1. December 19, 2025 – College Football Playoff First Round
Result: Alabama 34, Oklahoma 24
Location: Norman, OK
Context: In the most recent meeting, Alabama traveled to Norman for the CFP First Round and defeated the Sooners to advance in the playoff bracket. This snapped a two-game winning streak for Oklahoma.
2. November 15, 2025 – Regular Season
Result: Oklahoma 23, Alabama 21
Location: Tuscaloosa, AL
Context: Oklahoma secured a narrow road victory in Tuscaloosa, overcoming a late deficit to win by two points.
3. November 23, 2024 – Regular Season
Result: Oklahoma 24, Alabama 3
Location: Norman, OK
Context: In a dominant defensive performance, Oklahoma shut down Alabama's offense, holding them to just one field goal in a blowout win at Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.
4. December 29, 2018 – Orange Bowl (CFP Semifinal)
Result: Alabama 45, Oklahoma 34
Location: Miami, FL
Context: Alabama built a 28–0 lead before Oklahoma mounted a comeback attempt led by Heisman winner Kyler Murray. The Crimson Tide held on to advance to the National Championship.
5. January 2, 2014 – Sugar Bowl
Result: Oklahoma 45, Alabama 31
Location: New Orleans, LA
Context: Quarterback Trevor Knight threw for four touchdowns in a stunning upset of the No. 3 ranked Crimson Tide, marking one of Oklahoma's most significant bowl victories.
6. September 6, 2003 – Regular Season
Result: Oklahoma 20, Alabama 13
Location: Tuscaloosa, AL
Context: The Sooners defeated the Crimson Tide in a defensive battle in Tuscaloosa early in the 2003 season.
7. September 7, 2002 – Regular Season
Result: Oklahoma 37, Alabama 27
Location: Norman, OK
Context: In the first meeting of the millennium, Oklahoma hosted and defeated Alabama in Norman.
Edit: I drunk misread this but it still stands
Overall Record Since 2000
Oklahoma Wins: 4
Alabama Wins: 3
Current Streak: Alabama (1 game, following the Dec 2025 CFP First Round)
Detailed Game Results (2000–2025)
1. December 19, 2025 – College Football Playoff First Round
Result: Alabama 34, Oklahoma 24
Location: Norman, OK
Context: In the most recent meeting, Alabama traveled to Norman for the CFP First Round and defeated the Sooners to advance in the playoff bracket. This snapped a two-game winning streak for Oklahoma.
2. November 15, 2025 – Regular Season
Result: Oklahoma 23, Alabama 21
Location: Tuscaloosa, AL
Context: Oklahoma secured a narrow road victory in Tuscaloosa, overcoming a late deficit to win by two points.
3. November 23, 2024 – Regular Season
Result: Oklahoma 24, Alabama 3
Location: Norman, OK
Context: In a dominant defensive performance, Oklahoma shut down Alabama's offense, holding them to just one field goal in a blowout win at Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.
4. December 29, 2018 – Orange Bowl (CFP Semifinal)
Result: Alabama 45, Oklahoma 34
Location: Miami, FL
Context: Alabama built a 28–0 lead before Oklahoma mounted a comeback attempt led by Heisman winner Kyler Murray. The Crimson Tide held on to advance to the National Championship.
5. January 2, 2014 – Sugar Bowl
Result: Oklahoma 45, Alabama 31
Location: New Orleans, LA
Context: Quarterback Trevor Knight threw for four touchdowns in a stunning upset of the No. 3 ranked Crimson Tide, marking one of Oklahoma's most significant bowl victories.
6. September 6, 2003 – Regular Season
Result: Oklahoma 20, Alabama 13
Location: Tuscaloosa, AL
Context: The Sooners defeated the Crimson Tide in a defensive battle in Tuscaloosa early in the 2003 season.
7. September 7, 2002 – Regular Season
Result: Oklahoma 37, Alabama 27
Location: Norman, OK
Context: In the first meeting of the millennium, Oklahoma hosted and defeated Alabama in Norman.
re: Longhorn Fans Cherry Picking Dates to make themselves look superior to aggy
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/9/26 at 10:51 pm to GoGators1995
When did I ever say it didn't count because it did at the time.
re: Longhorn Fans Cherry Picking Dates to make themselves look superior to aggy
Posted by Yukons Worst on 7/9/26 at 10:46 pm to GoGators1995
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But you said the 2023 bowl loss to Arizona didn't matter and that was the 4 team playoff.
When did I ever bring up that game?
quote:
Well that would be 2000 for OU when the PS2 came out.
You mean four Heisman's and seven BCS /Playoff appearances and 14 Conference Championships since 2000? :rotflmao:
What has Florida done get a new G-5 coach every four years?
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