Florida vs. Oklahoma: How to watch, weather, injuries, odds, announcers, and more

Florida is slated to take on Oklahoma in a game where it feels like the season is on the line for both teams. The Gators still have a realistic pathway to 9-3, while Oklahoma is trying to salvage what it can from 2026 after making the playoffs in 2025.

Both teams are coming off a loss last week. Florida lost to Georgia while Oklahoma lost to South Carolina.

How to watch Florida vs. Oklahoma

Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026
Time: 7:45 PM
Location: Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, Florida
TV: SEC Network
Florida radio: Gator Sports Network, ESPN Gainesville–WRUF, and The Varsity Network
Satellite radio: SiriusXM channel 145.

Announcers for Florida vs. Oklahoma

Matt Schumacker will handle play-by-play for SEC Network, with Aaron Murray providing analysis and Taylor Davis reporting from the sideline.

Florida’s radio broadcast features Sean Kelley, Shane Matthews, and Tate Casey.

Odds for Florida vs. Oklahoma

Spread: Florida -6.5
Moneyline: Florida -220; Oklahoma +184
Over/under: 44.5 points

Weather forecast in Gainesville

The forecast calls for temperatures in the mid-60s around kickoff, dropping toward 60 degrees later in the game. Very little rain is in the forecast.

All-time series

The series is tied 1-1, with both previous meetings coming in the postseason.

Florida won 24-14 in the BCS National Championship Game following the 2008 season. Oklahoma won 55-20 in the 2020 Cotton Bowl.

Saturday marks the first regular-season meeting between the programs and Oklahoma’s first visit to Gainesville.

Injury report snapshot

Based on Thursday night’s SEC availability report.

Florida

Vernell Brown III, WR: Doubtful.
Bailey Stockton, WR: Questionable.
Emmanuel Oyebadejo, DL: Questionable.
Emeka Ugorji, OL: Out.
Jaden Robinson, LB: Out.
Jeramiah McCloud, DL: Out.
Evan Chieca, TE: Out.

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Oklahoma

Rocky Beers, TE: Probable.
Eli Bowen, CB: Probable.
Jer’Michael Carter, WR: Probable.
Elijah Thomas, WR: Questionable.
Peyton Bowen, S: Questionable.
Kenny Ozowalu, DL: Questionable.
Eddy Pierre-Louis, OL: Doubtful.
Ryan Fodje, OL; Fred Hinton, OL; Trell Harris, WR; Trynae Washington, TE; Cole Sullivan, LB; Taylor Heim, LB; Dakoda Fields, DB; Jacobe Johnson, DB: Out.

Florida vs. Oklahoma: Key storylines

1. Can Tramell Jones Jr. give Florida’s offense a spark?

Jones has been the reported starter for this game, and the question mark will be whether or not he can spark a Florida offense that has been stuck in neutral. We saw in the Georgia game his potential to create some plays on his own, but he is still prone to some back-breaking turnovers like the one he had on the goal line.

2. Can Florida create room for Jadan Baugh?

Baugh enters with 801 rushing yards, but Oklahoma has allowed only one opposing player to reach 100 rushing yards this season. Baugh has been held in check three of the last four games in large part because teams have dared Florida to beat them over the top and have sold out on the run. But a reliance on outside stretch runs that teams have been sitting on hasn’t helped matters.

3. What changes with Jason Witten calling Oklahoma’s plays?

Brent Venables fired offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle on Monday and handed play-calling duties to Witten. We’ll see if it helps spark Oklahoma’s anemic offense this season.

Offensive players to watch in Florida vs. Oklahoma

Florida Gators

Tramell Jones Jr., QB: Sumrall made his call to go to Jones, and we’ll see if he can recreate the magic he had against Texas.
Jadan Baugh, RB: If he can get going, Florida should put up 24+ points, which could be enough against Oklahoma.
Dallas Wilson, WR: Florida’s receiving leader enters with 417 yards, but with VB3 probably missing again, he needs to live up to his five-star billing.

Oklahoma Sooners

John Mateer, QB: Enters with 1,835 passing yards, 13 touchdowns, and seven interceptions. There has been talk about replacing him, but for now he stays the starter.
Isaiah Sategna III, WR: Leads Oklahoma with 45 catches for 591 yards and three touchdowns.
Rocky Beers, TE: Has 34 receptions for 446 yards and four touchdowns.

Defensive players to watch in Florida vs. Oklahoma