NORMAN, Okla. — West Virginia faces long odds as it tries to end a five-year slide against Oklahoma on senior day.
Their Big 12 title game berth already clinched, the Sooners (10-1, 7-1) are trying to stay among the CFP top four. The stakes are less riskier for WVU (7-4, 5-3) which is on the list for the Cactus, Liberty, Camping World and Texas bowls.
Pregame notes
— Since 2013, Holgorsen’s teams are 5-17 as the underdog. (OU is favored by 22.5-points today.)
— WVU receiver David Sills on Chris Chugunov: “We’ve thrown with Chugs a lot.