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Baker Mayfield Apologizes For Flag Incident At Ohio State

News 9 You can't blame Oklahoma quarterback for his excitement after his Sooners beat Ohio State 31-16 Saturday night. However, Baker Mayfield made it a point to apologize for one element of his celebration -- the moment when he took an OU flag and tried to plant it into the turf at Ohio Stadium.

Mayfield Leads Sooners Past Ohio State 31-16

News 9 After dismantling Ohio State on the road Saturday night, Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield sprinted around the field waving a Sooners flag before stopping to emphatically plant it in the middle of the huge block "O'' at midfield as his teammates cheered. Mayfield figured he owed it to the Buckeyes, who beat up the Sooners in Norman last year and then stuck around to embarrass them by singing the Ohio State alma mater on the field. This time, Mayfield flipped the script, lookin...

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Game Notes: Sooners Aim For Revenge Against Buckeyes

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Lincoln Riley's first road game since becoming head coach is against No. 2 Ohio State and Urban Meyer.

Game Notes: Sooners Aim For Revenge Against Buckeyes

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Lincoln Riley's first road game since becoming head coach is against No. 2 Ohio State and Urban Meyer.

Oklahoma vs. Ohio State: Dean's Memories of 1977 & Keys to 2016

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Here's Dean Blevins' Q & A on Oklahoma vs Ohio State where he discusses both Saturday's classic and the memorable rally and OU win at Ohio Stadium in 1977.

Oklahoma vs. Ohio State: Dean's Memories of 1977 & Keys to 2016

Dean Blevins

Here's Dean Blevins' Q & A on Oklahoma vs Ohio State where he discusses both Saturday's classic and the memorable rally and OU win at Ohio Stadium in 1977.

Ohio State Offers More Student Seats In 'The Shoe'

News On 6 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio State is moving toward giving more students a chance to experience Buckeyes games from seats inside ``the 'Shoe.''

Ohio Stadium would offer another 3,500

Ohio State Offers More Student Seats In 'The Shoe'

News On 6 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio State is moving toward giving more students a chance to experience Buckeyes games from seats inside ``the 'Shoe.''

Ohio Stadium would offer another 3,500

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Baker Mayfield Apologizes For Flag Incident At Ohio State

Mayfield Leads Sooners Past Ohio State 31-16

Game Notes: Sooners Aim For Revenge Against Buckeyes

Game Notes: Sooners Aim For Revenge Against Buckeyes

Oklahoma vs. Ohio State: Dean's Memories of 1977 & Keys to 2016

Oklahoma vs. Ohio State: Dean's Memories of 1977 & Keys to 2016

Ohio State Offers More Student Seats In 'The Shoe'

Ohio State Offers More Student Seats In 'The Shoe'

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Governor Stitt speaks out on firing of Oklahoma Forestry Director Mark Goeller

Governor Stitt speaks out on firing of Oklahoma Forestry Director Mark Goeller

Iceland volcano erupts, forcing evacuation of nearby Grindavik and Blue Lagoon tourist destination

Iceland volcano erupts, forcing evacuation of nearby Grindavik and Blue Lagoon tourist destination

Emergency Crews Respond as Severe Storms Cause 10-Mile Path of Destruction in Owasso

Emergency Crews Respond as Severe Storms Cause 10-Mile Path of Destruction in Owasso

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Governor Stitt speaks out on firing of Oklahoma Forestry Director Mark Goeller

Iceland volcano erupts, forcing evacuation of nearby Grindavik and Blue Lagoon tourist destination

Emergency Crews Respond as Severe Storms Cause 10-Mile Path of Destruction in Owasso

Tornado rips through Owasso: Roofs torn off, trees down as cleanup begins along 96th & Garnett

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