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OU football: Twitch saves day, streams end of Sooners-Army game

Creed Humphrey and Kyler

Redshirt freshman offensive lineman Creed Humphrey celebrates with redshirt junior quarterback Kyler Murray during the game against Army Sept. 22.

 Jordan Miller/The Daily

Who needs Pay-Per-View when you have Twitch?

Last night, during No. 5 Oklahoma's win over Army, over 32,000 people watched the end of the game via Twitch -- an online streaming sight that is typically used by gamers -- instead of paying for PPV.

Oklahoma and Army came down to the wire, grabbing the attention of a national audience. The Sooners eventually escaped in overtime after missing a 33-yard field goal at the end of regulation. 

The Sooners will be back in action this Saturday, Sept. 29, against Baylor at 2:30 p.m. But don't worry, this one won't be on PPV. 

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