UCLA is the most storied program in softball but OU is catching up for sure

And they sure as shit aren't franchises.

Not playing at home ...home is in norman ok

Ummm no jmu wasn't, what a joke and embarrassment to even say, at home meaning in the state of Oklahoma? Because home is Norman not OKC , your grossly unintelligent 😂😂

They lost their last two games by a combined score of 13-4, still a great season though!

@@dannybender5669 This place is so close to Norman, it's obviously a home game essentially. Grossly unfair to the other teams.

@@barneybussey1150I said the exact same thing but then get attack for saying the truth, although the game is played in okc, and the Sooners play in Norman, it’s literally 30 minutes apart

They don't. This is in Oklahoma but is the home of the US team. Oklahoma plays on Marita Hynes field.

@@briancross9571 ty

@@briancross9571 technically home field. It’s played in Oklahoma, where the majority of the people are fans of Oklahoma. So there’s gonna be a majority more of Oklahoma.

@@ethntrrs “technically” (misuse of the word - I think you mean “practically”) it isn’t their home stadium, nor are they hosting, which is what I clarified. Yes it is closer to the two Oklahoma universities just like any event is typically closer to somewhere. Their fans have less distance to travel just like Georgia’s fans will always have less distance to travel to the SEC Championship game than Arkansas fans.

@@briancross9571 I never said they were hosting? I think you misinterpreted my comment :). Oklahoma would be considered a home team, because sellouts occur on games that Oklahoma plays. They are playing in their HOME state, and have played on that field more because of the Big 12 Tournament and also have more fans supporting (Home Field Advantage). Oklahoma has a better edge than most other teams. If this was hosted in Los Angeles, UCLA would be considered a home team.