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No. 10 Oklahoma opens season at home against UTEP

Oklahoma University's collegiate football team commenced their season by hosting UTEP at their home stadium. The No. 10 Oklahoma squad will face UTEP on the gridiron in their inaugural game. The Sooners, who finished the previous season with a record of 10-2, were defeated 34-24 by Alabama in the initial round of the College Football Playoff.

UTEP, on the other hand, concluded their 2021 campaign with a 2-10 record and a 51-38 defeat against Delaware. In terms of offensive performance, Oklahoma's passing game was spearheaded by John Mateer, who threw for 2,885 yards, 14 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions, while Tory Blaylock contributed 480 yards on 120 rushing attempts, including 4 touchdowns.

The team's receiving corps was led by Isaiah Satengna, who amassed 965 yards on 67 catches and 8 scores. Conversely, UTEP's offense was powered by Wondame Davis Jr., who racked up 610 yards on 26 receptions and 6 touchdowns. Tory Blaylock also made an impact with 480 yards on 120 carries and an additional 4 touchdowns. UTEP's receiving duties were handled by Isaiah Satengna, who collected 965 yards on 67 grabs and 8 scores.

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