Oklahoma and Missouri meet for the 98th time in football on Saturday as the No. 22 Tigers come to Norman for the first time since 2011, a place where they have not won since 1966.
The Sooners (8-2, 4-2), who climbed to No. 8 this week in the third installment of the College Football Playoff rankings after a win last weekend over then-No. 4 Alabama, own the all-time series against former Big 12 foe Missouri with a 67-25-5 record, including wins in eight of the last 10 and 32 of the last 37.
Previewing Oklahoma-Missouri
With two games remaining in the 2025 regular season, Oklahoma finds itself in good position to earn a playoff spot with wins at home over Mizzou and LSU in the final two games.