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Oklahoma shuts out UTEP 51-0

John Mateer threw touchdown passes of 40, 34 and 48 yards as the Sooners scored through offense and special teams.

Oklahoma shuts out UTEP 51-0
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Kickoff8:00 PM ET
VenueMemorial Stadium (Norman, OK)
SpreadOklahoma -41.0
Total51
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Oklahoma scored three first-quarter touchdowns and never allowed UTEP onto the scoreboard in a 51-0 win. Of the Sooners' six touchdowns, three came on passes from John Mateer, they also made three field goals.

Lloyd Avant opened the scoring with a 1-yard run at 9:16 of the first quarter, completing a 12-play, 76-yard drive. Isaiah Sategna III made it 14-0 less than two minutes later with an 88-yard punt return, and Mateer found Rocky Beers for a 40-yard touchdown with 1:01 left in the quarter.

Tate Sandell extended the lead with field goals of 33 and 32 yards in the second quarter. Oklahoma went to halftime ahead 27-0 after scoring on five first-half possessions or returns listed in the scoring summary.

Mateer struck twice more in the third quarter. He connected with Sategna for a 34-yard touchdown at 11:47. At 8:22, a 48-yard scoring pass to Trell Harris pushed Oklahoma's advantage to 41-0.

Liam Evans made a 34-yard field goal later in the third quarter. Whitt Newbauer closed the scoring with a 3-yard touchdown run at 12:11 of the fourth, and Evans added the extra point.

The scoring came through several routes: sustained offense, explosive passes, a punt-return touchdown and three made field goals. Mateer's touchdown throws covered 40, 34 and 48 yards, while Sategna scored once on special teams and once as a receiver.

Why it matters

Oklahoma paired a shutout with six touchdowns and three field goals. Mateer's three touchdown passes and Sategna's two scores gave the Sooners several ways to create points.

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