After a historic night in the Oklahoma Sooners win over Tennessee, kicker Tate Sandell earned SEC Special Teams Player of the Week.

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Week 10 of the 2025 college football season featured three ranked-on-ranked matchups that could loom large in the College Football Playoff race. None was bigger than No. 18 Oklahoma's clash with No. 14 Tennessee -- a battle between SEC foes that served as a de facto elimination game as the calendar flips to November.

The first Saturday of November appears to have righted the ship with a 33-27 win over the Tennessee Volunteers. In poetic fashion, Oklahoma's road win in Knoxville was a reversal of the script from the one we saw in the Cotton Bowl.

No. 18 Oklahoma beat No. 14 Tennessee 33-27 on Saturday in what was effectively a College Football Playoff elimination game in Knoxville.

No. 18 Oklahoma lost at home last week, falling as a 5.5-point favorite in a 34-26 (Over 52.5) setback against Ole Miss. The Sooners were outgained 431 yards to 359, with the 431 marking the most yards yielded by OU this season.

A sentiment that may have led fans to believe they were meant to contend after all, which has since led to frustrations with fifth-year head coach Josh Heupel, who is 43-18 in his tenure in Knoxville. Something that ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit does not agree with at all as he revealed on the latest episode of the “Nonstop.”

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Oklahoma football looks to bounce back from its 34-26 home loss to Ole Miss when it travels to face Tennessee, another tough opponent. The No. 18 Sooners (6-2, 2-2 SEC) and the No. 14 Vols (6-2,