NORMAN, Okla. — Khris Middleton scored 15 points, Bryan Davis added 13 points and 10 rebounds and No. 23 Texas A&M dominated the paint for a 69-54 victory against tumbling Oklahoma on Saturday.

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COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Donald Sloan scored 19 points and No. 23 Texas A&M led from start to finish in a 76-61 win over Oklahoma State on Wednesday night.

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2010 Oklahoma football schedule

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The era of Weeden, QB Brandon Weeden, begins on September 4, 2010. Read more »

It’s not 77-0, but it’s a blow to the Aggies and a major win for the Sooners. That is, assuming you buy into the hype of national recruiting day.  Fact is that we will not know just how good these recruiting classes are for a couple years at the earliest.  It all gives me tired-head, but many, many college football fans just love it.  So here ya go:  Today, “Top 150″ recruit Dallas Skyline LB Corey Nelson switched his commitment to OU after initially committing to Texas A&M.   He’s got size and speed, but will be placed into a deep, deep LB depth chart for the Sooners.  Stay tuned, perhaps until 2012, until we can see just how big this change of heart really was.  Anyway, this bumps up the 2010 Sooner class squarely into a Top 10 class, or so the experts say. 

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STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) -Obi Muonelo scored a season-high 24 points, James Anderson added 19 and Oklahoma State extended its home winning streak to 16 games with a 76-69 victory over Texas A&M on Wednesday night.

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COLLEGE STATION, Texas | Texas A&M caught a much-needed break Tuesday night. In the 10 days since their last victory, they had fallen to then-No. 13 Kansas State and No. 1 Texas in a brutal week of road games.  The Aggies needed 39 1/2 minutes to take the lead for good against Oklahoma, but with clutch play by Donald Sloan and multiple missed shots by the Sooners, they pulled out a 65-62 win.

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We are far past the conversation of what if? for the Sooners in 2009.  What’s done is done.  OU has almost drowned in a series of bad injuries and their backups haven’t been capable of keeping this team in the national hunt.  So here were are 9 games in and Oklahoma is 5-4.

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Gametime: 12:30 EST, Location: Kyle Field; College Station, TX

Why to watch: Well this just got a little more interesting. This was supposed to be Oklahoma State’s dream season, but RB Kendall Hunter has been hurt, the offense hasn’t produced anywhere close to what it was supposed to, and now, superstar, All-America WR Dez Bryant is ineligible. More on that in a moment. Going into this week, this could be seen as an elimination game in the Big 12 South race. No one’s expecting Texas A&M to be any sort of a threat to Oklahoma or Texas, but with a high-octane offense, it has a puncher’s chance against just about anyone on the right day. However, four of the next five games are on the road, and while there are winnable home games against Iowa State and Baylor still to play, the Aggies can’t afford to give away any home games if they want to go bowling. Oklahoma State was looking to do more than just get to a bowl; it was thinking that this could be a breakthrough title season. It still could be, but it’s going to be a bit of a fight. The Cowboys have a nice win against Georgia under their belt, and the loss to Houston really doesn’t matter, but they haven’t looked quite right. Considering the way Arkansas bombed away on the Aggies last week, OSU has to explode this week or something might really be wrong.

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