Test Your Knowledge On Oklahoma Sooner Football

In 1999, the Oklahoma quarterback threw for 8 games with 300-yard passing. This means that in 8 separate games throughout the season, the quarterback achieved the milestone of passing for at least 300 yards. This indicates that the quarterback had a strong and consistent performance in terms of passing yardage, showcasing their skill and ability to move the ball effectively through the air.

The correct answer is 14 Games. This means that the Oklahoma quarterback set a record by having 14 games throughout their career where they passed for 300 or more yards. This indicates their consistent ability to achieve a high level of passing yardage in multiple games over the course of their career.

In 1999, an Oklahoma quarterback first threw three consecutive 300-yard games in a season.

In 1999, Oklahoma's quarterback threw only 2 games with 400 yards.

The correct answer is 25 Games. This means that an Oklahoma quarterback threw a touchdown pass in 25 consecutive games in the years 1999 and 2000.

In 2000, an Oklahoma player scored 36 points in a single game, setting a new individual record for points.

In 2003, an Oklahoma kicker set a team record by scoring 17 points in a game.

The correct answer is 328 Points. This means that the Oklahoma kicker scored a total of 328 points in their career, which is the highest record established in 1980.

In 1986, an Oklahoma kicker set a record by successfully completing 11 PATs in a single game. This means that the kicker made 11 extra point kicks after scoring touchdowns. This record demonstrates the kicker's accuracy and skill in consistently making these kicks throughout the game.

In 1986, an Oklahoma kicker made 66 consecutive extra points in a season, which set a team record. This means that the kicker successfully made 66 extra points in a row without missing any. This achievement demonstrates the kicker's accuracy and consistency throughout the season, contributing significantly to the team's success.

In a 1999 game, an Oklahoma player had to accumulate 229 kickoff return yards in order to set a team record.

In a 1941 game, an Oklahoma player had a total of 18 school record punts.

In 1941, an Oklahoma player set a school record by having eight punt returns in a single game. This means that no player before that year had achieved such a feat.

In a 1999 game, an Oklahoma player set a school record by accumulating 410 yards of total offense. This means that the player gained a total of 410 yards through passing, rushing, or receiving during the game. This exceptional performance helped the player establish a new record for the school.

In 2004, an individual player from Oklahoma set the record for the highest total offense yards in their career with 7877 yards.