Here are five takeaways from the Oklahoma Sooners win over Alabama. Coming out of the bye week on the heels of the letdown against the Missouri Tigers, the Oklahoma Sooners absolutely dominated the Alabama Crimson Tide. OU overcame a first quarter that saw drives end in a fumble and a missed field goal and trailed 3-0.

OU is going bowling for the 26th consecutive season. The Sooners upset No. 7 Alabama on Saturday 24-3, earning their sixth win of the season. That means they’re officially bowl-eligible. And while making a bowl was not the ultimate goal this season,

Coach Brent Venables and the OU football defense delivered its best performance of the season, shutting down No. 7 Alabama in a 24-3 rout to secure bowl eligibility.

Xavier Robinson ran for career highs of 107 yards and two touchdowns, and Oklahoma stunned No. 7 Alabama 24-3 to become bowl eligible and deal a severe blow to the Crimson Tide’s chances of receiving

The Sooners welcomed No. 7 Alabama to Owen Field for the seventh-ever meeting between the two college football mega powers, and Brent Venables’ team dominated. Behind a masterful defensive display, OU won 24-3 on Saturday night,

Alabama entered today's game against the Oklahoma as 14-point favorites against a Sooners team that is seldom ever a home underdog. But not only are the Sooners beating the spread, they're beating the brakes off of the Crimson Tide and running them out of both the stadium and the College Football