Overview

• Oklahoma and Auburn enter 3-0 and ranked, with kickoff Saturday at 2:30 p.m. CT on ABC from Gaylord Family–Oklahoma Memorial Stadium; Sean McDonough, Greg McElroy and Molly McGrath have the call.
• Oklahoma is around a 6.5-point favorite with a total near 48.5, according to FanDuel-listed odds in national previews.
• Edge rusher R. Mason Thomas must sit the first half after a Week 3 targeting ejection, and Oklahoma’s initial availability report lists multiple offensive linemen as out or questionable.
• Center Troy Everett is out for the season, while tackles Michael Fasusi and Jake Maikkula and guard Febechi Nwaiwu are questionable; DE Marvin Jones Jr. is also listed as questionable.
• Auburn expects key skill players to be available, with RB Damari Alston and WR Malcolm Simmons probable and WR Eric Singleton Jr. listed as questionable; QB Jackson Arnold has completed about 70% with eight total TDs and no interceptions, while OU’s John Mateer has 944 passing yards with five TDs and four rushing scores.