Brent Venables and Sooners

OU football head coach Brent Venables and Sooners before the game against South Carolina on Oct. 19.

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The SEC unveiled its entire football schedule for the 2025 season on Wednesday, including the dates of Oklahoma's eight conference games.

Oklahoma will have another 14 week schedule with two bye weeks on Sept. 27 and Nov. 8. It will also play the same slate of SEC opponents as it did in 2024, but will flip home and away locations.

OU will open up its conference slate against Auburn on Sept. 20 in Norman. Oklahoma will then have a bye and non conference matchup against Kent State before playing its neutral site game against Texas on Oct. 11 in Dallas.

The Sooners will play their first true SEC road game of the season against South Carolina on Oct. 18. They will then return home and host Mississippi on Oct. 25.

November will seemingly be a challenge as OU will play Tennessee at home on Nov. 1, Alabama on the road on Nov. 15 and Missouri and LSU in Norman on Nov. 22 and Nov. 29.

The Sooners do not play Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Texas A&M or Vanderbilt.

Oklahoma finished its first season in the SEC 6-6, notching just two conference wins against Auburn and Alabama and will play in the Armed Forces Bowl at 11 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 27 in Fort Worth, Texas.

Here's OU full 2025 schedule:

Aug. 30: vs. Illinois State

Sept. 6: vs. Michigan

Sept. 13: at Temple

Sept. 20: vs. Auburn

Sept. 27: Bye

Oct. 4: vs. Kent State

Oct. 11: vs. Texas (Dallas)

Oct. 18: at South Carolina 

Oct. 25: vs. Mississippi

Nov. 1: at Tennessee

Nov. 8: Bye

Nov. 15: at Alabama

Nov. 22: vs. Missouri

Nov. 29: vs. LSU

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