Head coach Shane Beamer's South Carolina Gamecocks are looking to continue the positive momentum his team has had in consecutive upset wins over Florida and Tennessee. But standing in his team's way is an Oklahoma Sooners team that has the same record as the Gamecocks at 4-3.
Anyone who has watched the SEC so far this season knows that it can truly be anyone's game week in and week out.
Here's everything you need to know about Saturday's showdown in Norman.
How to watch South Carolina vs. Oklahoma
- When: Saturday, Oct. 31
- Kickoff: 4:15 p.m. ET
- Location: Memorial Stadium in Norman, Okla.
- Live TV: SEC Network
- Live Streaming: WatchESPN
- South Carolina Radio: Gamecock Sports Network
- Sirius/XM: Channel 256 (256 on app)
Announcers for South Carolina vs. Oklahoma
The SEC Network broadcast will feature the likes of Taylor Zarzour on play-by-play with former Auburn Tigers head coach Gene Chizik as the color analyst. The sideline reporter down on the field will be Michella Chester.
On the Gamecock Radio call, it will per usual be called by Todd Ellis, Tommy Suggs and Chet Tucker.
Odds for South Carolina vs. Oklahoma
- Spread: Oklahoma -3.5 (-105)
- Moneyline: South Carolina (+142) Oklahoma (-170)
- Total: 44.5 (over -105, under-115)
Odds change periodically and are subject to change.
Weather forecast
According to the National Weather Service, the forecast in Norman, Okla. on Saturday is calling for a 20 percent chance of showers coming after 10am. From there, it will be mostly cloudy with a high near 70 degrees. Winds will be calm from the south at 6 p.m., starting in the afternoon around kickoff.
All-Time Series
These two have met a total of just two times, and both teams have won one game a-piece. South Carolina won the first-ever meeting in 2024 by a final score of 35-9, and the Sooners beat the Gamecocks 26-7 last season.
Injury report
Shane Beamer has already ruled out two key players for this game, in running back Jawarn Howell, who is dealing with a shoulder injury. Defensive back Quay'Sheed Scott, who hasn't played since leaving the Kentucky game with an injury will also be out.
Oklahoma, meanwhile has offensive lineman Jake Maikkula listed as questionable, and defensive back Peyton Bowen listed as probable. Guard Heath Ozaeta will be good to go.
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