Following OU football's third consecutive loss Saturday — a 26-14 defeat at No. 18 Ole Miss — the Sooners' defensive leaders held their heads high inside the visiting tunnel of Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

OXFORD, Miss. — For the first time in a long time, it wasn’t all F’s for OU’s offense. But still an L for OU. The Sooners lost at Ole Miss 26-14 Saturday. The numbers aren’t glamorous, but Arnold had himself a heck of a game. He completed ...

In their first game since the firing of offensive coordinator Seth Littrell, OU faltered at Ole Miss. Here are five takeaways from the loss:

It'll be almost impossible for the Sooners not to set a program record for most sacks allowed. After Saturday's totals — which included a sack added postgame on a trick play that was designed to have tight end Bauer Sharp throwing downfield — OU has allowed 39 sacks.