Oklahoma Sooners

NORMAN—Three days after the first touchdown-less performance of his coaching career at Oklahoma, coach Bob Stoops says the Sooner offense won’t be undergoing any major changes.

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University of Oklahoma offensive lineman Jarvis Jones will miss the rest of the season after fracturing his heel during the Sooners' 10-3 loss to Nebraska on Saturday.

Jones, a transfer out of LSU, was listed as the backup right tackle behind Cory Brandon for the Nebraska game and had started six games this season.

The news on Jones came a day after the Sooners found out they would also be without offensive lineman/tight end Brody Eldridge and defensive lineman Auston English for the rest of the season.

This story will be updated as more information becomes available.

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→What is left for the Sooners to achieve?

Oklahoma lost its miniscule hopes of a Big 12 title when it left Lincoln with a frustrating "3” illuminated on Nebraska’s Memorial Stadium scoreboard.

Now, it must reshuffle its goals once again.

"Win out and get to a bowl game,” said senior linebacker Ryan Reynolds, whose team still lacks its bowl-qualifying sixth victory.

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View video and quotes from Tuesday's press conference previewing this week's matchup with the Aggies.

The University of Oklahoma volleyball team travels to Columbia, Mo. Wednesday evening to take on the Missouri Tigers. First serve from the Hearnes Center is set for 6:30 p.m. CT.

University of Oklahoma sophomore setter Brianne Barker has been named a CVU.com Top Performer days after leading OU to 2-0 record on the week. Barker led OU past No. 20 Baylor on Nov. 4 and Kansas on Nov. 7. Both matches were three-set sweeps for the Sooners.

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