With BYU Already in the Rearview, Oklahoma is Ready to Attack Short Week Ahead of TCU Tilt

Oklahoma’s longest road trip of the season makes way for a quick turnaround as the No. 14-ranked Sooners prepare to take on TCU on Friday.

RYAN CHAPMAN

PROVO, UT — Oklahoma won’t get long to celebrate it’s win in Utah.

The No. 14-ranked Sooners (9-2, 5-2 Big 12) will have to quickly turn the page from Billy Bowman’s clutch pick six, Danny Stutsman’s performance through illness and Jackson Arnold’s second half performance in their 31-24 win over BYU at LaVell Edwards Stadium.

To close the season, OU has to whip around to take on TCU on a short week — an 11 a.m. kickoff on Black Friday in Norman to be exact.