Oklahoma offers multiple fan perks for rescheduled Ole Miss game
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- Oklahoma is out of SEC title and College Football Playoff contention, but Mateer, Venables and others are fighting for respect, pride, and for the team and fans that gave them so much, which should make for an exciting Sunday in Norman.
- “Oklahoma is offering a $2 promotion on hot dogs, popcorn, fountain soda, hot chocolate and 16-ounce beers with the new Sunday kickoff time,” the Sooners announced.
- Ole Miss was rescheduled to Sunday over an FAA flight grounding that caused fans to eviscerate SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey.
Oklahoma and Ole Miss are the only college football games being played on Sunday, despite the ground halt impacting numerous other programs across the country.
Oklahoma is trying to fill its stands after its scheduled Week 11 matchup with Ole Miss was moved to Sunday at noon thanks to an hours-long country-wide flight grounding on Friday that affected Ole Miss ’ travel plans.
- Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial) Oklahoma football has sold out Gaylord-Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium 164 games straight, dating back to 1999 when the Bob Stoops regime stalked the sidelines in Norman.
- This includes free tickets to Sunday’s game for all students, $2 beer and other concessions, free limited cold weather gear, and free tickets to future Oklahoma sporting events, such as the Sooners’ men’s basketball game against Syracuse in December.
- The negative aura surrounding Sunday’s game against Pete Golding’s Rebels was offset by a promotion offered by the Sooners that caught fans’ attention.
- However, the SEC threatened to make Oklahoma forfeit if it didn’t agree to Sunday’s new kickoff time.
- Sunday's* Game Day Guide 🏈 ℹ️ » https://t.co/3htCmj8Bhr pic.twitter.com/gY6VBjF8EA — Oklahoma Sooners (@OU_Athletics) November 14, 2026 The change to game time affected many other Oklahoma sporting events as well.
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