| First Year of Football |
1895 (2013 will be 119th season) |
| Total Number of Games |
1,194 |
| All-Time Record |
831-310-53 | Quick
Results | Season-by-Season |
| All-Time Winning Percentage |
.71817 (No. 3 in Nation) |
| Record Modern Era (1946-) |
587-178-13
(.763) - 778 Games (No. 1 in Nation) |
| Most Consecutive Wins |
47-Straight,
1953-1957 (NCAA Record) |
| Most Consecutive Home Wins |
39-Straight, 2005-2011 |
| Longest Scoring Streak |
187 Games (1998-current), Record: 150-37 (.802) |
| All-Time Points Scored |
32,428
- 27.16 points per game (No. 1 in Nation) |
| All-Time Points Allowed |
15,374 - 12.88 points per game (No. 6 in Nation) |
| 10+ Win Seasons |
34
- No. 1 in Nation (Last in 2012) |
| 11+ Win Seasons |
20 - No. 1 in Nation (Last
in 2010) |
| Undefeated Seasons |
14 (Last in 2000) |
| Losing Seasons |
12 (Fewest in college football history) |
| Sooners on TV |
330 Games | Overall Record:
224-101-5 (.686) |
| Consecutive TV Games |
137 (2002-current) |
| First TV Game |
October 9, 1948 vs. Texas (WBAP-TV to Fort Worth, Dallas) |
| First National TV Game |
November 8, 1952 vs. Notre Dame (NBC) |
| First Air Travel to Game |
September 27, 1946 (for game at Yankee Stadium vs. Army) |
| Total Number of Conference Games |
621 |
| All-Time in Conference |
455-144-22 (.7504) |
| Total Conference Titles |
44
(Last in 2012) |
| All-Time in Big 12 (1996-) |
100-38 (.724) in 138 games |
| Big 12 Conference Titles |
8
(2012, 2010, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2004, 2002, 2000) |
| Big 12 South Division Titles |
8 (2010, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2004,
2003, 2002, 2000) |
| Record in Big 12 Title Game |
7-1 (.875) |
| Big 8 (1960-1995) |
193-54-5 (.776) in 252 games | 16 Titles |
| Big 7 (1948-1959) |
70-1-1 (.979) in 72 games | 11 Titles |
| Big 6 (1928-1947) |
63-28-9 (.682) in 99 games | 6 Titles |
| Missouri Valley (1920-1927) |
10-20-6 (.489) in 45 games | 1 Title |
| Southwest Conference (1915-1919) |
10-3-1 (.750) in 14 games | 2 Titles |
| First Team All-Americans |
153 | by Jersey Number |
| Unanimous | Consensus |
31 Unanimous | 75 Consensus |
| First Team All-Conference |
458
(at least one player every season since 1926) |
| National Award Winners |
64 National Award Winners |
| Heisman Trophy Winners |
5
(Bradford '08, White '03, Sims '78, Owens '69, Vessels '52) |
| Heisman Runners-Up |
5 (Peterson '04, Heupel '00, Sims '79, Pruitt '72, Burris '54) |
| Sooner in Heisman Voting
Top 10 |
24 Seasons |
| Outland Trophy Winners |
5
(Last: Jammal Brown in 2004) |
| Butkus Award Winners |
4
(Last: Teddy Lehman in 2003) |
| O'Brien Award Winners |
4 (Last: Sam Bradford in 2008) |
| Lombardi Award Winners |
3
(Last: Tommie Harris in 2003) |
| Thorpe Award Winners |
3
(Last: Derrick Strait in 2003) |
| NFL Draft Picks |
357 (No. 1 in Big 12, No. 4 in Nation) |
| No. 1 Overall Draft Picks |
3 (Sam Bradford, Billy Sims, Lee Roy Selmon)* |
| First-Round Draft Picks |
42
(Last: Bradford, McCoy, Williams & Gresham in 2010) |
| Sooners in Super Bowl |
57 (Last: Ayodele & Hartley in Super Bowl XLIV, 2009) |
| Sooners in Pro Bowl |
70 (Last: Gresham, McCoy, Peterson & Williams in 2013) |
| AFL Draft Picks |
22 (Drafted from 1960-1966) |
| Sooners in Senior Bowl |
103 Since Game Started in 1950 |
| Sooners in Shrine Game |
46 (Last: Demontre Hurst in 2013) |
| College Football Hall of
Fame |
19
(Most recent: Clendon Thomas in 2011) |
| Pro Football Hall of Fame |
2
(Tommy McDonald & Lee Roy Selmon) |
| Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame |
21
(Last: Lucious Selmon in 2011) |
* Brian Bosworth was the No. 1 overall pick in the 1987 supplemental draft.
| Number of Coaches |
21 |
| 100+ Win Coaches |
4 (Only program in nation with four 100-win coaches) |
| Most Victories |
157 - Barry Switzer (1973-1988) |
| Best Winning Percentage |
.837 - Barry Switzer |
| Most Conference Wins |
100 - Barry Switzer |
| Best Conference Winning Pct.
|
.900 - Bud Wilkinson (1947-1963) |
| Longest Tenure |
22 Seasons - Bennie Owen
(1905-1926) |
| Most Conference Titles |
14 - Bud Wilkinson |
| Most Bowl Wins |
8 - Barry Switzer (8-5 overall) |
| Most Bowl Games |
14 - Bob Stoops |
| College Football Hall of
Fame |
5
(Last in 2001) |
| Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame |
3
(Last in 2001) |
| Seasons |
1999-Present (2013 will be 15th season at OU) |
| Overall Record |
149-37 (.801) - 186 Games |
| Conference Record |
99-23 (.811) - 122 Games (including Big 12 Championship Games) |
| Points For / Against |
6,892 / 3,499 (Average Score: 37-19, OU) |
| National Championships |
1 (2000) |
| Big 12 Conference Titles |
8
(2012, 2010, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2004, 2002, 2000) |
| Big 12 South Division Titles |
8 (2010, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2004,
2003, 2002, 2000) |
| Record in Big 12 Title Game |
7-1 (.875) |
| vs. Non-Conference Opponents |
51-14 (.784) - 65 Games |
| vs. Ranked Opponents |
46-22 (.676) - 68 Games |
| Record at Home |
81-5 (.942) - 86 Games |
| Record on the Road |
43-18 (.704) - 61 Games |
| Record at Neutral Fields |
25-14 (.641) - 39 Games |
| Record in Bowl Games |
7-7 (.500) - 14 Games |
| NFL Draft Picks Under Stoops |
52 |
| Official Name |
Gaylord
Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium |
| Field Name / Type |
Owen Field (Honoring Coach
Bennie Owen) / Grass |
| Official Capacity |
82,112 |
| Largest Crowd |
86,031
- October 27, 2012 (Notre Dame 30, Oklahoma 13) |
| Total Games Played at Site |
460 |
| All-Time Stadium Record |
364-81-15
(.807) |
| Most Consecutive Home Wins |
39 (2005-2011) |
| Most Consecutive Sellouts |
86 Games (1999-Present) |
| First Game at Site |
Oct. 20, 1923 (Oklahoma 62,
Washington-Mo. 7) |
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