Live stream and how to watch No. 9 Oklahoma (8-2, 7-0 Big-12) at No. 14 West Virginia (8-1, 5-1 Big-12) on television and online on Saturday, Nov. 9.
In a key Big-12 matchup, No. 9 Oklahoma travels to No. 14 West Virginia this Saturday. Oklahoma is two wins away from finishing the season with a perfect 9-0 conference record if it can hang on and beat West Virginia and Oklahoma State. West Virginia is still stinging from being ranked behind Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, so this game is an opportunity to prove a point.
Oklahoma is rolling through the Big-12 and they’re close to capping off a sweep of the conference. The Sooners can clinch the Big-12 title if they beat West Virginia and TCU beats Oklahoma State. Baker Mayfield and Dede Westbrook have been unstoppable this season, combining for 68 receptions, 14 touchdowns and 1,254 yards.
West Virginia needs this win against conference rival Oklahoma because despite their impressive record, they lack wins against impressive teams. Their big wins have come against Texas and TCU, and they lost badly in their only game against a nationally ranked team.
The West Virginia defense can keep the Sooners at bay; they currently sit atop the conference in scoring defense are rank third in total defense. Quarterback Skyler Howard owns a 64 percent pass completion percentage with an average of 284.7 yards per game.
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They’re off to their best start in six years under head coach Dana Holgorsen. If the Mountaineers can get out ahead of Oklahoma, they have a fighting chance at a win.
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Date: Saturday, November 19
Start Time: 8 p.m. ET
Location: Morgantown, West Virginia
Stadium: Mountaineer Field at Milan Pusker Stadium
TV Info: ABC
Live Stream: ABC Live Stream
Oklahoma owns the record against West Virginia at 6-2, but don’t discount the power of home field advantage. In a season filled with upset losses and come from behind wins, Mountaineer Field just might give West Virginia the advantage it needs.