Sooners

NCAAF Oklahoma Sooners
General Information
- Conference: Big 12 Conference (1996–present)
- NCAA Division: Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)
- City: Morgantown, West Virginia
- Stadium: Milan Puskar Stadium
Championships
- Bowl Game Appearances: 55
- Championships: 65
- National Championships:Â 7 (1950, 1955, 1956, 1974, 1975, 1985, 2000)
- Conference Titles: 50 (1926, 1930, 1932, 1944, 1945, 1948, 1953, 1976, 2011)
- Divisional Championships: 8 (2010)
Past Conferences:
- Independent (1895–1914)
- Southwest Conference (1915–1919)
- Big Eight Conference (1920–1995)
Oklahoma Sooners Standings & Analysis
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All-Time Oklahoma Sooners Standings & Records
Passing yards
- Landry Jones: 16,646
- Baker Mayfield: 12,292
- Â Sam Bradford: 8,403
- Jason White: 7,922
- Josh Heupel: 7,066
Rushing yards
- Samaje Perine: 4,122
- Adrian Peterson; 4,041
- Joe Washington: 3,995
- Steve Owens: 3,928
- Billy Sims: 3,820
Receiving yards
- Ryan Broyles: 4,586
- Sterling Shepard: 3,482
- CeeDee Lamb: 3,292
- Mark Clayton: 3,236
- Juaquin Iglesias: 2,861
Oklahoma Sooners Football History
Team History
The Oklahoma Sooners are a Division I FBS Football team based in Norman, Oklahoma. Initially founded in 1895, Oklahoma has an overall record of 932–334–53.
Regarded as one of the “Blue Bloods” in College Football, the Oklahoma Sooners have been a dominant program for nearly their entire existence. With over 900 victories, 50 conference titles and seven recognized National Championships, along with nearly a half-dozen more disputed titles, Oklahoma’s rich history has left a footprint on the game of football. In the history of the National Football League, there have been 388 former Oklahoma Sooners to be drafted into the league, not to mention dozens of others that were undrafted and signed to contracts.
 Dominant Decade
The most dominant decade for the Oklahoma Sooners program came during the 1950s. Under head coach Bill Wilkinson, the 1953 Sooners posted a 9-1-1 record, defeating Maryland in the Orange Bowl by a 7-0 score. The Terrapins were coached by former Oklahoma leader Jim Tatum. What took place over the next three seasons has, to this day, never been duplicated, as the Sooners would rattle off three straight undefeated seasons at 10-0 in 1954, 11-0 in 1955, and again 10-0 in 1956. The 47-game undefeated streak came to a close on November 16th, 1957, in a 7-0 loss to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. This streak still stands, with no team getting past 35 consecutive wins.
The Oklahoma Sooners have made 55 bowl game appearances, which is the most of any Division I FBS program, along with their 31 victories. Oklahoma is one of two schools to play in all five of the now-defunct Bowl Championship Series designated bowl games (Orange Bowl, Sugar Bowl, Fiesta Bowl, Rose Bowl and the BCS National Championship Game). Only the Ohio State Buckeyes were able to accomplish that feat during the BCS era. Oklahoma currently has a 23-season streak of bowl game appearances, which is the seventh-longest active streak in all of College Football.
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