Just pointing out

[Volnanza]

Oklahoma generally does not lose at home. Their home field advantage ranks up there ANY team from any conference. Just going to Norman and getting a win was BIG. Bigger than the LSU victory a few years ago. Road wins in the SEC are TOUGH! And they are even tougher when you are playing a tough team. This was a Great win.

 

[onevol74]

Not to be negative to your post, but their home field winning advantage was not against SEC caliber teams. I would say there may be 6 teams in this conference that could have done as well with their schedule over that last 50 years.

 

[Zues1]

Aren't they something like 0-5 against the last 5 ranked teams at home.
Thought I read that somewhere

 

[BigBadVol]

I think they were 67-2 at home against non-conference opponents.

 

[reecetn]

The transition from little league to the SEC will change that a bit.

 

[Tman44]

The transition from little league to the SEC will change that a bit.

What is really going to be interesting is the total level of fatigue the TEX and OU players have after a complete season of SEC play. Sure, one game is a monster. Now go play 8 more

 

[volmanjr]

Aren't they something like 0-5 against the last 5 ranked teams at hope.
Thought I read that somewhere

and they are 0 and 1 in the SEC baby!!!!!

 

[DaddyChad]

Ranking Top 10 college football home-field advantages since 2011

This was from a few years ago. People make a good point about competition. Environment is still very difficult, noise level was extreme as well. No matter what you think about OU’s competition up till this year, you’re probably still talking a top ten advantage there especially at night especially with that pasture that they created. With the injuries we had this was an impressive win from our stifling defense.