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Brent Venables says win over Texas ‘stands alone’ above championships as Clemson DC
By Ethan Stone
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Brent Venables has been a part of a few championship-level squads in his past.
The 2016 Broyles Award winner for the top assistant coach in the nation won a pair of national titles and even more conference titles at Clemson. However, Saturday’s win over Texas, in his eyes, “stands alone.”
Brent Venables says even after winning national and conference championships at Clemson, this win stands alone. #Sooners #HookEm
— Greg McKenna (@McKennaGregjed) October 7, 2023
It’s not hard to see the significance of this win. For one, it’s his biggest as a head coach yet. To beat a storied rival program as they’re ranked the No. 3 team in the nation is far from a small feat. It also puts the Sooners in excellent position for a run at the CFP with a relatively tame schedule upcoming.
Saturday was Venables’ highest-ranked win of his career at Oklahoma.
Ethan Stone is a Tennessee graduate and loves all things college football and college basketball. Firm believer in fouling while up 3.
