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What was the first season in which Oklahoma won at least 10 games?
- 1949
- 1903
- 1915
- 1938

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Explore the rich history of Oklahoma Sooner Football with this engaging quiz. Test your knowledge on key milestones from their first 10-win season in 1915 to record-breaking streaks and player achievements. Perfect for fans and sports historians alike, enhancing both trivia skills and historical insight.

2.

Oklahoma set a Division I-A record by winning how many consecutive games between 1953 and 1957?
- 47
- 43
- 52
- 37
Correct Answer

A. 47

Explanation

Oklahoma set a Division I-A record by winning 47 consecutive games between 1953 and 1957. This means that they did not lose a single game during that time period, making it the longest winning streak in Division I-A history.

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3.

How many total games did Oklahoma win in the 1980's?
- 88 Games
- 83 Games
- 91 Games
- 97 Games
Correct Answer

A. 91 Games

Explanation

In the 1980's, Oklahoma won a total of 91 games.

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4.

How many Oklahoma players made all-conference in 2004?
- 11 Players
- 10 Players
- 8 Players
- 9 Players
Correct Answer

A. 10 Players

Explanation

In 2004, 10 players from Oklahoma made all-conference. This means that these 10 players were recognized for their exceptional performance and skills in their respective conference.

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5.

In 2006, what team did Oklahoma pass to have the most seasons with ten-plus wins in Division I-A history?
- Alabama
- Michigan
- Texas
- Southern Cal
Correct Answer

A. Alabama

Explanation

In 2006, Oklahoma passed Alabama to have the most seasons with ten-plus wins in Division I-A history. This means that Oklahoma had more seasons where they won ten or more games compared to any other team in Division I-A history, surpassing the previous record held by Alabama.

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6.

In how many bowl games did Oklahoma participate in the 1990's?
- Five
- Six
- Four
- Three
Correct Answer

A. Four

Explanation

In the 1990's, Oklahoma participated in four bowl games.

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7.

Oklahoma plays its home football games in what city?
- Stillwater
- Oklahoma City
- Tulsa
- Norman
Correct Answer

A. Norman

Explanation

Oklahoma plays its home football games in Norman. This is because the University of Oklahoma, which is located in Norman, is the home of the Oklahoma Sooners football team. Norman is a city in the state of Oklahoma and is where the team's stadium, Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, is located.

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8.

In which year did Oklahoma have its first winless season?
- 1908
- 1914
- 1923
- 1895
Correct Answer

A. 1895

Explanation

In 1895, Oklahoma had its first winless season.

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9.

Where did Oklahoma rank in Division I-A in 2006 home attendance average?
- 13th
- 11th
- 17th
- 8th
Correct Answer

A. 13th

Explanation

In 2006, Oklahoma ranked 13th in Division I-A in home attendance average.

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10.

Oklahoma lost their 2007 bowl game in overtime to what trick play?
- Flea Flicker
- Statue of Liberty
- Hook and Ladder
- Double Pass
Correct Answer

A. Statue of Liberty

Explanation

In the 2007 bowl game, Oklahoma lost in overtime due to the Statue of Liberty trick play. This play involves the quarterback faking a pass, while actually handing off the ball behind his back to a running back. The running back then runs with the ball, deceiving the defense and creating an opportunity for a big gain or a touchdown. The Statue of Liberty play is known for its trickery and has been successfully used in various football games.

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11.

Oklahoma and its 2007 bowl opponent combined to score how much in the final 86 seconds of regulation?
- 24 Points
- 14 Points
- 22 Points
- 17 Points
Correct Answer

A. 22 Points

Explanation

In the final 86 seconds of regulation, Oklahoma and its 2007 bowl opponent scored a total of 22 points.

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12.

An Oklahoma running back set a team record for career rushing attempts in a 2007 bowl game with how many?
- 65 Attempts
- 68 Attempts
- 72 Attempts
- 75 Attempts
Correct Answer

A. 68 Attempts

Explanation

In a 2007 bowl game, an Oklahoma running back set a team record for career rushing attempts with 68 attempts. This means that throughout his career, he carried the ball 68 times in that particular game, which is the most by any Oklahoma running back in a single game.

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13.

In 2006, how many points did Oklahoma score overall?
- 465 Points
- 424 Points
- 356 Points
- 397 Points
Correct Answer

A. 424 Points

Explanation

Oklahoma scored a total of 424 points in 2006. This indicates the cumulative number of points they earned throughout the year.

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14.

How many yards of total offense did Oklahoma have in 2006?
- 5162 Yards
- 4789 Yards
- 4029 Yards
- 5465 Yards
Correct Answer

A. 5162 Yards

Explanation

In 2006, Oklahoma had a total offense of 5162 yards. This means that throughout the season, Oklahoma gained a total of 5162 yards on offense, which includes both rushing and passing yards.

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Oklahoma's defense had how many sacks in 2006?
- 19 Sacks
- 31 Sacks
- 26 Sacks
- 23 Sacks
Correct Answer

A. 26 Sacks

Explanation

In 2006, Oklahoma's defense recorded 26 sacks. This indicates that the opposing team's quarterback was tackled behind the line of scrimmage 26 times during the season. Sacks are an important defensive statistic as they disrupt the opposing team's offensive plays and can result in a loss of yardage or a turnover.

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Quiz On Oklahoma Sooner Football

What was the first season in which Oklahoma won at least 10 games?

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Oklahoma set a Division I-A record by winning how many consecutive games between 1953 and 1957?

How many total games did Oklahoma win in the 1980's?

How many Oklahoma players made all-conference in 2004?

In 2006, what team did Oklahoma pass to have the most seasons with ten-plus wins in Division I-A history?

In how many bowl games did Oklahoma participate in the 1990's?

Oklahoma plays its home football games in what city?

In which year did Oklahoma have its first winless season?

Where did Oklahoma rank in Division I-A in 2006 home attendance average?

Oklahoma lost their 2007 bowl game in overtime to what trick play?

Oklahoma and its 2007 bowl opponent combined to score how much in the final 86 seconds of regulation?

An Oklahoma running back set a team record for career rushing attempts in a 2007 bowl game with how many?

In 2006, how many points did Oklahoma score overall?

How many yards of total offense did Oklahoma have in 2006?

Oklahoma's defense had how many sacks in 2006?