Missouri head coach Eli Drinkwitz took a jab at former Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops after Missouri's victory over the Sooners, referencing Stoops' past comments about Oklahoma's dominance over Missouri. The win marks a rare victory for Missouri in their historical matchups, as Oklahoma has traditionally held a strong record against them. The loss further diminishes Oklahoma's bowl hopes and adds pressure on current coach Brent Venables as the team faces a challenging end to the season.
After a disappointing loss to Texas, Oklahoma basketball coach Porter Moser apologized to fans and expressed disappointment, while former head coach Bob Stoops urged fans to continue supporting the team. Despite the setback, Oklahoma's basketball program has shown improvement under Moser, with a 15-4 record and a No. 5 seed ranking. The team will look to bounce back against Texas Tech, and Stoops emphasized the importance of fan support in helping the program succeed.
Former Oklahoma football coach Bob Stoops trolls doubters after the Sooners' 34-30 win over Texas in the Red River Rivalry, taking to social media to highlight that everyone picked Texas to win. Quarterback Dillon Gabriel led a game-winning drive in the final minute, proving those who underestimated Oklahoma wrong.
The Arlington Renegades won the XFL championship by defeating the D.C. Defenders 35-26, led by quarterback Luis Perez who was named the game's MVP. The Renegades had a losing record before the playoffs but turned their season around after trading for Perez in Week 7. They upset the Houston Roughnecks in the South Division championship and carried that momentum into the championship game. The Renegades' defense held the Defenders to six points in the second half to secure the title.
Bob Stoops led the Arlington Renegades to a 35-26 victory over the D.C. Defenders in the XFL championship game. Despite finishing the regular season with a 4-6 record, the Renegades secured the second playoff spot in the South Division and upset the Defenders, who went 9-1 in the regular season, in the title game. The victory concludes the first season of XFL version 3.0.
The Arlington Renegades, led by Valley natives Bob Stoops and De’Veon Smith, won the XFL championship with a 35-26 victory over the DC Defenders. Former Howland standout De'Veon Smith had 15 carries for 54 yards and a two-point conversion reception, while Arlington quarterback Luis Perez threw for 288 yards and three touchdowns. This was the first full season for the XFL since 2001.
