Oklahoma will offer $2 beer, hot dog concessions Sunday vs. Ole Miss
By Mark Kern
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Oklahoma and Ole Miss were forced to move their game to Sunday after the nationwide issues with the FAA suspending flights on Friday night. Oklahoma, to put it lightly, was not happy with Greg Sankey’s decision.
While the school isn’t happy with the game being on Sunday, Sooners fans are being traded for $2 beer and hot dogs at the game.
There are also other good deals for fans, such as discounted fountain sode, as well as discounts at The Sooner Shop on merchandise.
While many teams across the country had issues with the travel, Ole Miss was the only Power-4 team that was able to get the game moved. Schools like Arizona State, K-State, and many others flew out on Saturday morning. Sankey said that if the Sooners refused to play the game on Sunday, they would be forced to forfeit the game.
It hasn’t been the season that Sooners fans had hoped for this year, as the team is only 5-4 this season. However, at least on Sunday, the Sooners’ fans will have a little extra to cheer for as their wallets will feel a little bit better after the game against the Rebels.
