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Brent Venables, Oklahoma and Lane Kiffin

Lane Kiffin jabs at Brent Venables over assertion Oklahoma was the better team: 'That's an interesting take'

Lane Kiffin reacted to the assertion from Brent Venables that he had the "better team" in the Rebels' 34-26 win over the Sooners.

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Why Oklahoma Coach Brent Venables 'Didn't Lose an Ounce of Confidence' in Wake of Latest Loss

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Lane Kiffin takes shot at Brent Venables' 'interesting take' about OU football vs Ole Miss

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Ole Miss received a pleasant surprise during their victory against Oklahoma that could complete the recipe for an SEC Championship

They accomplished a great step on Saturday, defeating the Oklahoma Sooners by a 34 to 26 margin of victory.

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Lane Kiffin Makes Honest Admission About Money Amid LSU Opening, Coaching Buzz

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Why Lane Kiffin's contract got extended after Ole Miss football beat Oklahoma

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Brent Venables assesses John Mateer’s play after Ole Miss loss

Oklahoma head coach Brent Venables shrugged off any concerns that his quarterback's surgically-repaired thumb is affecting his play.

What Brent Venables, Oklahoma players said about silencing Williams-Brice crowd

The Sooners head coach had spent 10 years as Clemson defensive coordinator and faced South Carolina, the Tigers’ top rival, several times at Williams-Brice Stadium. So, he knew he would be seeing a rowdy student section with white towels that would be waving and knew he would be hearing the song “Sandstorm” that would be playing.

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College Football Playoff window slams shut on Oklahoma Sooners and Brent Venables is officially on the hot seat

Expectations were high for the Oklahoma Sooners in 2025. They returned plenty of talent from 2024, they added a new offensive coordinator in Ben Arbuckle who brought productive quarterback John Mateer with him from Washington State,

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Oklahoma HC Brent Venables Believes Tweaks to Redshirt Rule Will Happen 'Very Soon'

The Sooners' head coach is confident that college football players will soon have five years of eligibility instead of worrying about the current redshirt rule.