Oklahoma Reschedules Exams, Cancels Classes for Alabama CFP Game
Students at the University of Oklahoma will experience significant changes in their schedule due to the College Football Playoff (CFP) game against Alabama. The university announced that classes will be canceled on December 19, the day of the game. However, final exams initially set for that day will be rescheduled to earlier in the week.
Impact on Final Exams
Final exams will now take place earlier, with some students potentially facing exams as early as December 15. This change leaves limited time for studying amidst the excitement of the football game.
Game Details
The Sooners will host Alabama in the first round of the CFP. This match marks a shift from the traditional Saturday games to a Friday event. Oklahoma previously defeated Alabama earlier in the season, winning by a narrow margin of 23-21, thanks to Tate Sandell’s decisive 24-yard field goal in the fourth quarter.
Future Prospects
If Oklahoma secures another victory against Alabama, they will advance to the Rose Bowl on January 1, where they are set to face the top-seeded Indiana.
Summary of Key Information
- Event: College Football Playoff game against Alabama
- Date: December 19
- Impact: Classes canceled, final exams rescheduled
- Previous Encounter: Oklahoma won 23-21
- Future Game: Potential match against Indiana at the Rose Bowl on January 1
These changes highlight the university’s commitment to supporting student engagement in sports while managing academic responsibilities effectively.
