2010 Oklahoma Football Schedule


  • Sept. 4 -- Utah State
  • Sept. 11 -- Florida State
  • Sept. 18 -- Air Force
  • Sept 25 -- @ Cincinnati
  • Oct. 2 -- Texas @ Dallas
  • Oct. 16 -- Iowa State
  • Oct. 23 – @ Missouri
  • Oct. 30 -- Colorado
  • Nov. 6 -- @ Texas A&M
  • Nov. 13 -- Texas Tech
  • Nov 20 – @ Baylor
  • Nov. 27 -- @ Oklahoma State
  • Dec. 4 -- Big 12 Championship @ Dallas

2011
 10/08 - Texas (Dallas)
 10/15 - at Iowa State
 10/22 - Missouri
 10/29 - at Colorado
 11/05 - Texas A&M
 11/12 - at Texas Tech
 11/19 - Baylor
 11/26 - OSU

2011 Non-Conference:
at Florida State, Tulsa 		 
2012
 09/08 - at Baylor
 09/29 - at Kansas State
 10/13 - Texas (Dallas)
 10/20 - Kansas
 11/03 - Nebraska
 11/10 - at Texas A&M
 11/17 - Texas Tech
 11/24 - at OSU
 
2012 Non-Conference:
Notre Dame, Tulsa 9-14 		 
2013
 10/05 - Baylor
 10/12 - Texas (Dallas)
 10/19 - at Kansas
 10/26 - Kansas State
 11/02 - at Nebraska
 11/09 - Texas A&M
 11/16 - at Texas Tech
 11/29 or 30 - OSU

2013 Non-Conference:
at Notre Dame, Tulsa 9-20 		 
2014
 10/04 - Texas (Dallas)
 10/11 - Iowa State
 10/18 - at Missouri
 10/25 - Colorado
 11/01 - at Texas A&M
 11/08 - Texas Tech
 11/15 - at Baylor
 11/29 - at OSU

2014 Non-Conference:
Tennessee, at Tulsa,.





                                     Future Opponets  (Dates Subject to Change)





  • 2011 Sept 17 @ Florida State; TBA - Tulsa;
  • 2012 Notre Dame
  • 2013 Sept 07 @ Notre Dame; Sept 14 Tulsa.
  • 2014 Sept 13 Tennessee; Sept 20 @ Tulsa.
  • 2015 Sept 13 @ Tennessee; Sept 26 Tulsa.
  • 2016 TBA - Ohio State;
  • 2017 TBA - Ohio State;
  • 2018 TBA - LSU;
  • 2019 TBA - LSU;
It is the Oklahoma football tradition to play the best opponents possible, selected from schools across
the country year in and year out.

It is a practice shared by few other storied programs. Sooners believe that there can be neither honor
or pride in piling up victories when worthy opponents are avoided for weaker ones.

This philosophy of excellence is reflected in past and future schedules, and was eloquently described
by Theodore Roosevelt in his 'Man in the Arena;' speech a century ago. The speech was a favorite
of Sooner coach Bud Wilkinson and this quote from it hung in the OU coaches offices for many years:

"The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena,
whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood,
who strives valiantly, who errs and comes up short again and again,
because there is no effort without error or shortcoming,
but who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions,
who spends himself for a worthy cause; who, at the best,
knows, in the end, the triumph of high achievement, and who,
at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly,
so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls
who knew neither victory nor defeat.

Theodore Roosevelt

"The Man in the Arena"
Speech at the Sorbonne, Paris, April 23, 1910
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