After spotting them 21 points, the Sooners had more yards and more first downs than the Gamecocks, then eventually made massive changes to the offense.

Shane Beamer’s South Carolina football team smacked the Oklahoma Sooners on Saturday. The 35-9 thrashing revealed to the rest of the college football world something Gamecock fans already knew: when Carolina plays well,

LaNorris Sellers passed for 175 yards and South Carolina scored two defensive touchdowns in the first quarter to defeat Oklahoma 35-9.

Looking back at the game and diving into Pro Football Focus' grades and snap-count totals reveals even more about the Sooners' loss to South Carolina.

South Carolina scored 21 points in the first quarter on Saturday in SEC play and rolled to a 35-9 victory over Oklahoma in Norman. Both teams were 4-3 after the game in Norman. The Sooners are 1-3 in their first season in the conference.

The Oklahoma Sooners were thoroughly embarrassed on Saturday in what's becoming far too regular an occurrence. This week's

University of Oklahoma fires offensive coordinator Seth Littrell after a poor performance against South Carolina.

South Carolina won a game with defensive dominance, traveling to Oklahoma for the first time ever and coming out with a 35-9 win over the Sooners. With the victory, the Gamecocks are now 4-3 (2-3 SEC) heading into the second and final bye week.

On Saturday in Norman, Shane Beamer returned to where he worked before he took the job at South Carolina. Beamer's Gamecock

The Oklahoma Sooners were blown out again for the second straight week. But this time it was by the South Carolina Gamecocks, a team that came into the game an even 3-3 on the season. They'd played some good ball,

The University of Oklahoma's football department has fired the offensive coordinator, Seth Littrell.This decision comes after a Sooner loss on Saturday to South