Where have you seen OU play other than the LNC?

[Sooner24]

For me Lawrence, Manhattan, Austin, Stillwater, College Station, Waco, Lubbock, Kansas City, Dallas and OKC. Going to Ft. Worth this year if something doesn't come up. Almost forgot the old field house. 1st OU game I ever attended was the 1974 Furman game in the old field house.

 

[deejay1]

Norman - Fieldhouse
OKC - Myriad
OKC - Chesapeake Arena
Dallas
Stillwater
Manhattan
Kansas City - Kemper
Kansas City - Sprint
Vegas - Thomas & Mack
Vegas - MGM Grand
Tucson
Birmingham
Austin
Lawrence
Atlanta
Memphis

 

[Stikboy]

Waco
Austin
College Station
Houston(compaq center)
Dallas(AA Center)
UTA
Myriad
Atlantis

 

[NMSooner'80]

Boulder
Albuquerque
Lubbock
Fort Worth
OKC (Myriad and Chesapeake)
Stillwater
Manhattan
Lawrence
Waco
Tulsa (ORU)

 

[BoulderSooner]

Boulder (clearly)
Hell aka Stillwater
Tulsa ORU and TU
Lawrence
KC (never been to sprint)
Okc myriad and Peale
Atlanta Georgia dome
And Dallas

 

[Sooner24]

Of the cities I listed OKC is both Myriad/Cox and Chesapeake. Dallas is both AAC and Reunion Arena and KC is both Kemper and Sprint.

 

[skyvue]

In the old Field House, at the Myriad, in Stillwater, at Madison Square Garden, at Barclay Center in Brooklyn and in Springfield, Massachusetts.

 

[BAtigs]

TU
ORU
OSU
KC - big 12 tournament
OKC - NCAA

 

[usedtobe1]

Since I live out of state, most of the games I attend are away from LNC. I've gone to most of the away campuses in the Big 8 and Big 12. Also, some of the post season venues.

Some of the ones you guys haven't mentioned include Houston (Toyota Center and Rice's cracker box). I used to go to the pre-season Big 8 tournament every year in KC (Municipal Auditorium in downtown KC before Kemper) ...... 3 games in 3 days over the holidays. Also, went to Field House back in the day of coaches like Bob "Go Go" Stevens and John McLeod. Watched Alvan Adams first game at the Field House where he got the 28 rebounds.

I personally hated that A&M went to the SEC because I loved going to football and basketball games in College Station because they were just 90 minutes away.

 

[tycat947]

At aTm, back in the 90's when I lived in Houston. Rollie White Coliseum aka cracker box.

And Boulder! Very impotent arena!

 

[Sooner04]

Norman: McCasland Fieldhouse
Oklahoma City: Myriad
Oklahoma City: Ford Center
Stillwater
Dallas: American Airlines Center
Dallas: Moody Coliseum
Arlington: College Park Center
Fort Worth: Daniel Meyers Coliseum
Fort Worth: Fort Worth ISD Bizarro World
Waco
Lubbock
Austin
Houston: Tudor Fieldhouse
Fayetteville
Manhattan
Lawrence
Kansas City: Kemper Arena
Kansas City: Sprint Center
Columbia: Mizzou Arena
Atlanta: Georgia Dome
Las Vegas: MGM Grand Garden
Richmond: Siegel Center

 

[DanielOcean]

Norman
OKC
Tulsa
Kansas City
Stillwater
Manhattan
Tucson
Memphis
Hawaii

 

[Sooner24]

I forgot about Moody Coliseum.

 

[thebigabd]

Boulder, CO
Tulsa, OK
Stillwater, OK

 

[WaymanFan]

Albany, NY (twice)
Madison Square Garden (twice)
Syracuse
Springfield, MA

 

[SilliSooner]

Phog @ Lawrence.
Gallagher Iba
Old Fieldhouse
Myriad
Ford Center
Chesapeake
Thomas & Mack Las Vegas
MGM Las Vegas
San Diego State
Pauley Pavilion UCLA

 

[Laxtothemax12]

Richmond-VCU game. Great environment, they packed it in. My friend who went there was shocked at how bad Willie Warren played because he said all through warmups he went like 95% from 3 and went to Curry range.

 

[NMSooner'80]

I went to an OU-ORU game at Mabee Center in '77 when I was a freshman (and when ORU had the best program in Oklahoma, although OU took that distinction within two years). I didn't see it live, but my brother went to an NCAA sub-regional game at Mabee Center in 1985.

As I recall, several Tulsa fans showed up to root against OU, and to also rub it in that they'd beaten OU in January. I heard a couple of them brought in a banner that read, "Hey OU Fans, Remember Jan. 16?" (or whatever day it happened. Those losers got a bit too close to some OU fans who weren't going to let that go without getting pelted with a few things.

OU won the first-round game against a scrappy team from North Carolina A&T (which included one of Jim Brown's sons). The next day in Albuquerque, Tulsa's season ended in a decisive loss to UTEP in that sub-regional. So the way I heard it, some OU fan who'd listened to the TU fans' crap that Thursday night came back with a sign that said, "Hey Tulsa fans, Remember Yesterday?"

 

[SoonerInJersey]

Field House
@vcu
@uconn

@nova
@msg

 

[SoonerInJersey]

oops also @barclays? center
and in kc