Football season is officially back in Oklahoma, and there’s nothing quite like a fall Saturday filled with crimson, tailgates, and OU football in Norman.The Oklahoma Sooners opened the 2026
2026 OU Football Schedule: Boomer Sooner!
Dated: September 9 2026
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Football season is officially back in Oklahoma, and there’s nothing quite like a fall Saturday filled with crimson, tailgates, and OU football in Norman.
The Oklahoma Sooners opened the 2026 season with a big 51–0 win over UTEP, and the road ahead includes some major SEC matchups, the Red River Rivalry, and plenty of opportunities to cheer on the Sooners at home in Norman.
2026 Oklahoma Sooners Football Schedule
September 4 — UTEP — Norman — W 51–0
September 12 — at Michigan — 11:00 AM CT
September 19 — New Mexico — Norman — 6:30 PM CT
September 26 — at Georgia
October 3 — OPEN DATE
October 10 — Texas — Dallas — 2:30 PM CT
October 17 — Kentucky — Norman
October 24 — at Mississippi State
October 31 — South Carolina — Norman
November 7 — at Florida
November 14 — Ole Miss — Norman
November 21 — Texas A&M — Norman
November 28 — at Missouri
Several SEC kickoff times and TV networks will be finalized as the season progresses.
Fall in Norman Means Football
OU football Saturdays are about more than the game. Campus Corner comes alive, restaurants fill up, tailgates stretch across Norman, and the entire community takes on that unmistakable game-day energy.
For people thinking about moving to Norman, Oklahoma, living near the University of Oklahoma, or investing near campus, football season is one of the best times to experience what makes Norman such a unique place to call home.
Whether you're headed to Gaylord Family–Oklahoma Memorial Stadium or watching from your favorite local spot…
Boomer Sooner!
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