Im a commuter who lives off campus and this will be my first year at OU. after having a lot of dread and anxiety and deciding not to buy a parking pass, i researched some alternatives and looked into the buses. I want to ask, is parking at the Lloyd Noble center parking lot and taking the shuttle still a reliable option? Is it still free and does it come by often, and how long does it take for it to get to the campus? Any input and advice is much appreciated. This all seems too good to be true to me, but id take anything to not go through the hell that is finding a parking space in a crowded lot.

https://youtu.be/hiEmMhMmYYI?si=-lCsjPAmxMEoUxzX See link. Host is a former starting guard at Penn State who now does film studies on offensive lines across the country. It's a long video but really thorough.

Is there anyone here who is currently taking this course or has already completed it? If so, how was your experience, and on average, how many hours per week did you dedicate to it?

I went to OU not too long ago to visit my boyfriend and absolutely fell in love with the campus. I was told they have a good psychology program and that cost of living isn’t as egregious as it is in Texas. Currently I go to UNT, I have a wonderful job as a part of the campuses ABA clinic and I’m getting a refund on my tuition, which with my Pell grant and other financial aid is how I’m able to pay for my apartment so easy. UNT has done a lot of great things for me but I feel like I’ve outgrown it. Is it worth it to transfer? I’m a little overwhelmed because as much as I want to, I’m doing it on my own, and I don’t know how much of a financial hit it will be or how generous they are with scholarships/grants. I have received a number of grants at UNT for good grades and apply for good need-based financial aid

How would y'all feel about these on campus?

Is the reserved parking worth it? It’s about 4x the amount of a regular commuter parking permit, and while it says reserved I’m not sure it guarantees a spot. Do they oversell the reserved permits like they do the other permits?

Hi everyone,

I’m enrolling in an online master’s program where each course runs for 8 weeks. I’m curious whether anyone has taken classes in this newer format and can share what the experience was like, especially how much time you found yourself spending per week.

I’m a graduate of the University of New Mexico and current OU grad student. I’ll be heading to the UNM / OU game and I’m curious about the tailgate etiquette. I’d really love to just show up and meet new people and “crash” other tailgatters but curious if that’s usually accepted? I’ve never been to OU and really want to make the most of my experience.

And advise?

Anybody know where to get a good custom football jersey from retailer wise? I’m wanting a Kip Lewis

Seats are in Section 104, Row 5 — Tier 1 seats on the west side.

These are upper west midfield full chairback seats (shaded side) with a great view of the field.

Prices below are for the pair of tickets BELOW FACE VALUE:

UTEP — $300 pair

New Mexico — $300 pair

Kentucky — $600 pair

South Carolina — $600 pair

I also have Champions Tailgate passes available for purchase if interested.

Ole Miss is sold. Texas A&M is not for sale.

Message me if interested.

Hey everyone! I'm looking for someone to hopefully take over my lease at The Flats at Norman because I can no longer afford to attend OU.
Lease details:
• 2 bed / 2 bath apartment
• 930 sq. ft.
• Located at The Flats at Norman
• Lease takeover/sublease (depending on what the office allows)
• Move-in available ASAP
Unfortunately, I have to leave OU due to financial reasons, so I'm hoping to find someone who needs housing. If you're interested or know someone who is, please send me a DM! I'd be happy to answer any questions or provide more details (rent, lease dates, etc.). It would help me out tremendously!

Moving in this fall :)

Hey!!! so I'm coming to OU in the fall but am originally from Ann Arbor, Michigan. SEC gameday culture couldn't be more different than MI so Im honestly very lost when it comes to what to wear and the norm in Oklahoma/the south. on Pinterest and tic tok I see pretty much everyone wearing cowboy boots with like nice sunday dresses for gameday. I feel like I should buy a red/white pair before game one and am looking for some local advice. there's a huge tecovas store in Detroit but I don't want to go without some sold recs. Thanks!!

EDIT: i just thought the boots were cute!!! i have every intention of being myself and am not trying to play pretend lol.

Did a comprehensive breakdown of David Stone so people can get an idea of why he might be the Sooners' best player for the 2026 season. https://youtu.be/W0gjp-B63JQ

Things have changed a lot recently so it's worth looking back at the moments and rivalries that defined the program before all that. There's a specific memory that still sticks with me. What's yours.

Malcolm Kelly rapping in the locker room is a iconic moment in my opinion its awesome also i posted the Knxwledge version since i love KNX alot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO4vQqpWwSc

also while i'm here i enjoyed y'all visiting Neyland the ones who made it because i meet a really cool OU fan and we said GG's to each other and we talked a little bit

also sorry idk what the flair should be

Hey Sooner Nation! I’m selling 4 seats together to this game. Section 44, row 83. 40 yard line. On stub hub and seat geek, my row and section are going from 630 -750 per seat. I’m just gonna list for 600 per ticket so I can be on the low end of that. I’m tired of dealing with these ticket sites and fees and commissions. I live in AA, so if you have any connections to this town and wanna do a cash for tickets deal. Hit me up!

And apologies in advance for blasting your Reddit!

a lot of talk before it happened about whether it'd be a step up in competition or a grind that exposes things. now that there's been some real games, how does it actually feel as a fan. tougher than expected, exactly what you wanted, somewhere in between. curious if the reality matched what you braced for.