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Oklahoma Sooners clinched the 2026 College World Series, celebrating a historic run that combined improbable victories, donor recognition, and a promising future for the program.
The Sooners captured their first national title since 1994 with a dominant 13-2 win, highlighted by standout performances and a memorable radio call.
The Oklahoma Sooners, led by Coach Skip Johnson, surged past a daunting schedule to clinch the 2026 national championship, defeating North Carolina 13-2 in a dominant performance that highlighted selfless collaboration and unwavering confidence
The Oklahoma Sooners will look to even the series against the North Carolina Tar Heels in a high‑stakes Game Three at Charles Schwab Field, with broadcast and streaming details confirmed.
Oklahoma and North Carolina will clash on Sunday, June 21, at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska, for the second game of the College World Series finals.
The Sooners bring a powerhouse offense with 26 tournament home runs, while the Tar Heels boast a top‑ten team ERA. Both teams are poised for a high‑stakes final in Omaha, broadcast on ESPN and available via streaming platforms.
The Oklahoma Sooners will meet the North Carolina Tar Heels in Game 1 of the CWS finals Saturday at 2 p.m. CT, with the series broadcast on ESPN and ESPN+.
The Oklahoma Sooners and North Carolina Tar Heels meet in the College World Series finals at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska, with Game 1 set for Saturday, June 20 at 2 p.m. on ESPN and ABC.
The opening game of the College World Series has been moved to Saturday afternoon due to expected bad weather, with Cord Rager slated to start and the game airing on ESPN and ESPN+. The Sooners, riding a 9‑1 tournament record, will meet North Carolina at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska, while radio play‑by‑play comes from Toby Rowland on The Ref.
The Oklahoma Sooners have secured a spot in the College World Series finals for the first time in four years, setting up a best‑of‑three showdown against the North Carolina Tar Heels that begins Saturday night at 7 p.m. Central Time in Omaha, Nebraska.
Oklahoma's baseball team is two wins away from its first national championship since 1994, having surged through the College World Series with an 8‑1 record and a showdown against North Carolina on the horizon.
Oklahoma, riding a 2‑0 record, will meet Georgia, which stands at 2‑1, in a winner‑takes‑all semifinal on Wednesday night, with a spot in the finals on the line.
Oklahoma's 9-0 win over Alabama showcased elite pitching from Cord Rager and a potent offense led by Dayton Tockey and Deiten Lachance, setting the stage for a showdown with Georgia in the winners' bracket.
Governor Kevin Stitt joins broadcaster Toby Rowland to discuss the Oklahoma Sooners' strategy and expectations ahead of their College World Series opener against Alabama.
Oklahoma will meet Alabama at Charles Schwab Field on Monday, with a pitching duel between left‑hander Cord Rager and right‑hander Tyler Fay, while broadcast details and stakes are revealed.
Oklahoma baseball looks to extend its winning streak and move one step closer to the College World Series in a pivotal Sunday matchup against Kansas.
The Oklahoma Sooners will meet the Kansas Jayhawks in a best‑of‑three super regional this weekend, with the victor heading to Omaha for the NCAA championship series. Here’s what fans need to know about the schedule, broadcast options and key players.
The University of Oklahoma baseball team meets The Citadel in an elimination game at the Atlanta Regional on Sunday, May 31, with a berth in the regional final on the line. The matchup will be televised on the SEC Network.
The third game of the SEC baseball series will be played Saturday at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark after a weather‑delayed Game 2 resumes at 2 p.m. EDT.
Tennessee will host Oklahoma in Game 2 of their SEC baseball series on Friday at 7:30 p.m. EDT, with the Vols looking to build on a 9‑7 opening win.
Oklahoma leads the all-time series 3-1, and veteran commentators Toby Rowland and Blake Brewster will call the action.