Oklahoma’s first season in the SEC ended in crushing disappointment after the Sooners lost 21-20 to Navy in the Armed Forces Bowl. Despite a promising start with two early touchdowns, Oklahoma’s offense went silent for the rest of the game.
What followed was a series of failures: two turnovers on downs, two punts, a fumble, and a missed field goal. With time running out, the Sooners scored a touchdown in the final seconds and went for the win with a two-point conversion, but quarterback Michael Hawkins was sacked, sealing Navy’s victory.
The loss sent shockwaves through social media, with fans roasting Oklahoma for their disastrous collapse. The Sooners’ inability to capitalize on their early momentum left many questioning their execution and play-calling. From a strong start to a gut-wrenching finish, Oklahoma’s offensive struggles were on full display. The heartbreaking defeat marks a bitter end to their season, leaving fans and analysts alike reeling. Oklahoma’s transition to the SEC didn’t go as planned, and the road ahead now looks even tougher.
