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Octavian

11/12/2006, 06:33 PM

OU in Norman During the Stoops Era

Overall Record: 47-2 (96%)

Big XII Record: 27-1

Points Scored: 1,948

Points Allowed: 638

Avg score: 39.7 - 13.0

43 of the 47 wins by double digits

That's some home-field pwnage...

King Crimson

11/12/2006, 06:46 PM

who did we lose to OOC?

Cam

11/12/2006, 06:48 PM

who did we lose to OOC?
Think first game of 2005...

Jimminy Crimson

11/12/2006, 06:52 PM

who did we lose to OOC?

Ummm....

Last years home opener.

Hint: They wear purple and reside in Ft. Worth

:O

XingTheRubicon

11/12/2006, 06:52 PM

43 of 47 W's by double digits...

let's see '01 KSU and '06 UAB and '05 A&M

what's the other one?

tbl

11/12/2006, 06:52 PM

Horny Toads...

XingTheRubicon

11/12/2006, 06:53 PM

Ummm....

Last years home opener.

Hint: They wear purple and reside in Ft. Worth

:O

Jerry Lawler?

Paperclip

11/12/2006, 06:53 PM

43 of 47 W's by double digits...

let's see '01 KSU and '06 UAB and '05 A&M

what's the other one?

'05 Baylor was OT, so probably that one.

King Crimson

11/12/2006, 06:54 PM

awwright....i guess i was pretending to forget that debacle.

XingTheRubicon

11/12/2006, 06:58 PM

'05 Baylor was OT, so probably that one.

I believe that contest is in my Vandalay Industries file.

Paperclip

11/12/2006, 07:05 PM

I believe that contest is in my Vandalay Industries file.

And you want to be my latex salesman?

Octavian

11/12/2006, 08:09 PM

'05 Baylor was OT, so probably that one.

yep.

Octavian

11/12/2006, 08:11 PM

take away the 2 unthinkable upsets, we'd be riding a 51-game home winning streak

(Boo actually won his last two in Norman)

stoops the eternal pimp

11/12/2006, 08:24 PM

OH COME ON LETS TALK ABOUT HOW TOUGH KYLE FIELD IS....and their next home game they ll still be talking about how tough it is to play at College Station

DrZaius

11/12/2006, 08:44 PM

That is complete Pwnage

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c400/drzaiusatl/Avatars/27818120599.gif

Octavian

9/14/2007, 01:40 AM

Two more W's by a combined score of 130-23 won't hurt the ole averages ;)

49-2

and counting

MNsooner

9/14/2007, 02:01 AM

Two more W's by a combined score of 130-23 won't hurt the ole averages ;)

49-2

and counting
I get the feeling Utah State will help the combined score averages...:D

Octavian

11/26/2007, 09:41 PM

OU in Norman During the Stoops Era

Overall Record: 54-2 (.964)

Big XII Record: 31-1

Points Scored: 2,296

Points Allowed: 747

Avg score: 41 - 13

50 of the 54 wins by double digits

We improved some stats. :)

yermom

11/26/2007, 10:43 PM

show me some Kyle Field stats over the same period :D

OKC-SLC

11/26/2007, 11:05 PM

He's pretty good, and whatnot.

Octavian

8/23/2008, 03:35 PM

On deck:

Chattanooga

Cincinnati

TCU

Kansas

Nebraska

Texas Tech

Stoops enters the '08 season with a 54-2 home record.

OU has a pretty good slate of home games with TCU (payback?), Kansas coming off an Orange Bowl win, Nebraska beginning the Pelini era, and Texas Tech's best team in forever....

Stoops could run up his home record to 60-2 by year's end. It's only a week away! ...and Tennessee Chattanooga is in trouble.

XingTheRubicon

8/23/2008, 10:07 PM

and yet, the Snake Focker is hardly mentioned in the "toughest places to play" articles every year.

I know we're not loud as fans, but the crimson team seems to stomp the dogsh*t out of "visitors" in Norman.

Who's 2nd, btw. Since 99 or 2000 home record?

Somebody look that up. Penguin, you have a laptop in jail? Maybe you could get that if you're not busy.

Octavian

9/12/2009, 11:02 PM

61-2

ridiculous

OKC-SLC

9/12/2009, 11:05 PM

yep.

Gandalf_The_Grey

9/12/2009, 11:06 PM

But he always lose the big one in Norman!!!!!

;)

Octavian

9/12/2009, 11:15 PM

this thread was started quite awhile ago and has seen us play many games in Norman (even "big" ones...which are only "big" if we lose, if you listen to the "right" people)

But now its 2009 and Bob's Sooners now have a 25 game home winning streak - the longest in the nation

Tulsa is up to bat, and they seem to be pretty salty...especially offensively. We should know a lot more about our team a week from now

yermom

9/12/2009, 11:45 PM

i think that's a school record

Funky G

9/12/2009, 11:52 PM

We need to play the bowl games there....

Yeah, I said it.

OKC-SLC

9/12/2009, 11:59 PM

I believe 25 games ties the record.

yermom

9/13/2009, 12:32 AM

i'm not sure when that streak was. the 47 game streak didn't even have a home streak that long in it from my quick count

soonerbub

9/13/2009, 02:08 AM

early Bud days I think. crazy how close we are to being undefeated at home for 11 freaking years

josh09

9/13/2009, 02:46 AM

Was tonight a sellout, also? I couldnt tell, maybe just cuz it was raining and some people didnt show up. But I know weve had alot of consecutive sellouts too.

Octavian

9/13/2009, 03:46 AM

Hopefully it was but sellouts can be deceiving in both directions....Nebraska can be mediocre and sell out every game....Miami can be awesome and draw a mediocre crowd. In the end, all that matters are W's and L's.

And right now Bob is 61-2

That's insanely good.

OKC-SLC

9/13/2009, 12:58 PM

i'm not sure when that streak was. the 47 game streak didn't even have a home streak that long in it from my quick count
From soonersports.com's game blog:

In a rain-drenched home opener at Owen Field in Norman, the Sooners shut out Idaho State, 64-0, for the win. The victory extends Oklahoma's home win streak to 25 games which ties the school record set under Bud Wilkinson's watch from 1947-1952. See more notes on the streak below. Thanks for following along and we'll see you here next week as the Sooners host Tulsa at 2:30 p.m.

http://www.soonersports.com/multimedia/boomer_blog.html

Octavian

11/14/2009, 10:19 PM

With A&M down 58-10 here in the 4th quarter....we can put this one to bed...

which brings us to.....

65-2 in Norman with Bob Stoops

and 29 in a row

ridiculously good

goingoneight

11/14/2009, 11:25 PM

What is the all-time NCAA home winning-streak record?

XingTheRubicon

11/15/2009, 12:38 AM

All time is Miami at the old Orange Bowl. I think it's 58.

Worst CFB atmoshere in the history of Earth, btw. Their band looked like a grand opening at an Otasco.

Octavian

11/30/2009, 12:38 AM

ok...Season 11 has come to a close.

In Norman this year, OU outscored its opponents 276-47

which means, although we went only 7-5, the average score for OU at home was a 46-7 victory. The Sooners registered 3 shut-outs and once again won every game by double digits.

...haven't gone back to re-total all the averages for the entire 11 year period yet...but this year can only help those numbers.

the opening sentence of the "what does it all mean" section in the CFN re-cap of this last game states: "That Oklahoma is a totally different animal at home."

It's true.

66-2 overall.....and 30 straight

Salt City Sooner

11/30/2009, 01:04 AM

All time is Miami at the old Orange Bowl. I think it's 58.

Worst CFB atmoshere in the history of Earth, btw. Their band looked like a grand opening at an Otasco.

Weird thing about that one is that it took a mediocre (7-4) UDub team flying across the continent to snap it.

rawlingsHOH

12/1/2009, 07:14 PM

66-2 overall.....and 30 straight

Unreal!

OKC-SLC

12/2/2009, 12:26 AM

66-2 overall.....and 30 straight

freaking ridiculous. i don't care if we play texas in dallas or not, there are some good teams in that record.

sooner59

12/2/2009, 12:43 AM

Mack Brown has lost 3 times as many at home. Six home losses since 1998 is pretty dang good, but compared to only 2 since 1999, our home record looks absolutely ridiculous. I can't wait to run the table at home again next year.

josh09

12/2/2009, 01:24 AM

Lets go for 58!

Octavian

12/2/2009, 03:01 AM

freaking ridiculous. i don't care if we play texas in dallas or not, there are some good teams in that record.

based on the way we've played in Norman, the Dallas arrangement has benefited Texas.

Other than '05, no Stoops team would have lost to a Mack Brown team in Norman. They barely nipped us this year when we were one-armed and blindfolded.

sooner59

12/2/2009, 04:54 AM

based on the way we've played in Norman, the Dallas arrangement has benefited Texas.

Other than '05, no Stoops team would have lost to a Mack Brown team in Norman. They barely nipped us this year when we were one-armed and blindfolded.

Since 1999: OU-6 & UT-5

I agree. A home and home might have given a better record. I would say 7-4 or 8-3, but 9-2 at best. We have been 3-3 as the road team and 3-2 as the home team. I say with a home and home, we are 4-1 (lose 2006) as the home team and as the road team we are 5-1 (lose 2005).

That would likely put us at OU-9 & UT-2. Interesting....

But I will still take Dallas. The fair and game make it what it is.

IronHorseSooner

12/2/2009, 06:41 AM

43 of 47 W's by double digits...

let's see '01 KSU and '06 UAB and '05 A&M

what's the other one?

I thought the 'Bama game was another.

VA Sooner

12/2/2009, 08:21 AM

Need to move the Sun Bowl to Owen Field.

CincySooner

12/2/2009, 09:27 AM

I thought the 'Bama game was another.

OU won that game by 10, thanks to a last second Eric Bassey fumble return.

picasso

12/2/2009, 10:07 AM

Scott Verplank says it's because the refs cheat for us in Norman.

Of course he's a pecker neck.

Funky G

12/2/2009, 03:13 PM

Name a big time opponent OU has beaten during this period. I give you Neb in '00. I have no more.

Soonersince57

12/2/2009, 03:37 PM

http://www.soonerstats.com/football/seasons/schedule.cfm?seasonid=2009

According to this site, these are the Top 25 teams beaten since 2000 (in Norman).

2000 Nebraska #1
2001 K-State #11
2002 I-State #9
2002 Colorado #13
2002 T Tech #24
2003 Missouri #24
2003 OSU #14
2007 Missouri #11
2008 TCU #11
2008 Kansas #16
2008 T Tech #2
2009 OSU #11

Collier11

12/2/2009, 03:38 PM

well out of conf is the issue

Soonerborn03

12/2/2009, 04:05 PM

http://www.soonerstats.com/football/seasons/schedule.cfm?seasonid=2009

According to this site, these are the Top 25 teams beaten since 2000 (in Norman).

2000 Nebraska #1 - Eric Crouch
2002 I-State #9 - Senaca Wallace
2002 Colorado #13 - Chris Brown
2002 T Tech #24 - Cliff Kingsbury
2008 T Tech #2 - Michael Crabtree

Each one of these teams had a heisman hopeful before we smashed those dreams on national television.

Salt City Sooner

12/2/2009, 04:35 PM

'Bama won the SEC West in '02 (probation kept them out of the SECCG) & finished #11 in the AP. Their losses were to UGA (who finished 13-1 & won the SEC) on a last minute FG, to OU in a game that everyone here will agree was much closer than the final score, & the only thing resembling a bad loss, to Auburn @ home by 10 in the Iron Bowl. They beat the SEC West "champ" (Arkansas) in Fayetteville by 18 points.

flopshotjoe99

12/2/2009, 05:08 PM

being a season ticket holder for the 4th year in a row & not seeing my team lose at home has been awesome & a ton of fun. Hopefully the streak continues next season.

rawlingsHOH

12/2/2009, 05:29 PM

Octavian

11/18/2010, 12:10 AM

ok, through 12 years:

72-2 overall.

36 in a row.

ho hum

agoo758

11/18/2010, 12:20 AM

who did we lose to OOC?

We lost to TCU at home in 2005.

And of course our Conference home loss was Diet oklahoma in 2001.

Octavian

11/18/2010, 12:24 AM

We lost to TCU at home in 2005.

And of course our Conference home loss was Diet oklahoma in 2001.

someone answered that for him about four years ago ;) check the dates.

agoo758

11/18/2010, 12:31 AM

someone answered that for him about four years ago ;) check the dates.

Oh jeeshinish.... what in the God ball sack is going on here? I forgot that people on this site like to bump four year threads.......:mad: ......:O