Sooners coach Bob Stoops says regardless of season-to-season trends, what happened in previous seasons isn't a factor. (Photo by Jackson Laizure/Getty Images)
NORMAN — Oklahoma enters today's game coming off its first loss.
Two trends, however, seem to point toward the Sooners getting back on the winning track.
OU is 14-5 under coach Bob Stoops coming off a bye week. It's also 18-0 in games following a regular season loss and hasn't lost back-to-back regular-season games during Stoops' tenure.
Of course, the Sooners were coming off a bye week when it faced Kansas State, and Stoops always says what happened in previous seasons isn't a factor.
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