OU football falls to Kentucky in turnover-riddled game
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Last updated Oct 19, 2026
Oklahoma lost 21-13 to Kentucky on October 18 in Norman, failing to maintain momentum from a previous victory over Texas. The Sooners committed four turnovers, leading to their defeat despite outgaining Kentucky in total yards. Quarterback John Mateer threw three interceptions, significantly impacting the game. OU had a strong start with sustained drives, yet their offensive line struggled as the game progressed, affecting Mateer's performance. Following this loss, the Sooners face challenges as they look to improve in upcoming contests.
- •OU committed four turnovers against Kentucky, leading to their loss.
- •The Sooners outgained Kentucky 346 yards to 230.
- •John Mateer threw three interceptions, contrasting his performance against Texas.
- •OU initially led at halftime 10-7 but could not maintain the advantage.
- •The loss puts Oklahoma's season momentum in jeopardy.
- 10:06 AMYahoo Sports — OU football's loss to Kentucky makes Texas win mirage, not start of special run | Mussatto
"OU football's momentum from the Texas win vanished as four turnovers led to a 21-13 loss against Kentucky.
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