NORMAN — For the just the fifth time, Oklahoma will play football on a Sunday.
After an originally-scheduled Saturday game was moved by the SEC due to Friday’s nationwide ground stop, the Sooners host No. 19 Ole Miss at noon Sunday inside Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.
Despite every other impacted team making it for competition Saturday, the SEC sided with Ole Miss , saying OU would be forced to forfeit the contest if it wasn’t played Sunday. This sets the Sooners up for a short week with Texas A&M coming to town for an 11 a.m. kick next Saturday.
“This decision isn’t fair to our athletes, our institution or to Sooner Nation,” OU…
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