It was another tough weekend for Sooner Nation across the state. Fresh off an unexpected loss at home to Kansas State, OU could not regroup on the road in Fort Worth. TCU looked absolutely dominant, putting on a performance that might be OU's worst beating since Bedlam 2011.

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As history typically repeats itself, the loudest voices in the OU fan base now call for coach firings as retribution for their second loss in a row.

While it seems fans are unsure and still on the fence with Head Coach Brent Venables, which is weird since he's actually won a few national titles since OU had their last, the ire seems to point at defensive coordinator Ted Roof... another National Championship winning coach... but someone has to take responsibility for ruining a winning tradition is the overall mindset.

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Keep in mind, these are the same fans that called for Lincoln Riley to be fired after every loss, yet called the man a traitor for hopping off the schooner when OU decided to chase money in the SEC, but there's more to Sooner Nation than that.

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Some people refuse to believe that OU is settling into what every sports publication regularly calls "a rebuilding season." It wasn't long ago that the fan base constantly said after every loss "Bob Stoops has to go." When he finally went, that same fan base wished only that he'd come back. Stoops has now grown in his deserving reputation as the greatest OU coach to have ever put on the white visor...
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Fans forgave and forgot about Stoops first year 5-6 losing season and second year paltry 7-5 season, mostly because he led the team to a perfect 13-0 and their last National Championship winning season. Time heals all wounds. The Sooners are going to have a tough year or two. You can't be a bandwagon fan, you have to support your teams efforts. Take the Dallas Cowboys for instance. Annoying fans, sure... but they are dedicated to a fault. That team hasn't amounted to anything in 25 years, yet the fans still show up dressed in silver and blue even when they know the team is going to continue to suck. They dem boys.

All the same, if you can't accept what will be a short-demise of your favorite team, trade that crimson and cream in for orange and black. Life is way better being an OSU Cowboy fan... because when we lose we don't call for coach firings. We shrug it off and say things like "We'll get em next week."

Go Pokes.

Terry Bradshaw's Oklahoma Quarter Horse Ranch

The two-time Super Bowl champ is once again putting his sprawling Oklahoma ranch on the market. For the low-low price of just $22.5-million, you can move onto a full working 740 acres ranch, just over a square mile in size... If you're willing to move to Thackerville.

The top 10 Oklahoma pumpkin patches & corn mazes

If you're looking for a place to go for a little fall family fun you're in luck! Oklahoma is home to some of the biggest and best pumpkin patches and corn mazes in the U.S. People from all over travel to the Sooner State every fall to visit these incredible farms. Not only do they offer pumpkin patches along with corn and hay mazes, they also have all kinds of other activities like petting zoos, rides, arts & crafts, food, games, haunted attractions, and a whole lot more. So no matter what your idea of fall fun is, you can find it all in one place!

The top 10 Oklahoma scream parks & haunted attractions

From truly terrifying to kid-friendly and everything in between. Oklahoma has some of the biggest, best and scariest haunted attractions and scream parks in the country. If you're looking for some fall family fun check out these amazing attractions for a frighteningly good time! If haunted houses aren't your thing you could always hit the pumpkin patches & corn mazes by clicking here. In alphabetical order here are your top 10 "best" or "scariest" Oklahoma haunted attractions & scream parks to check out this Halloween if you dare:

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