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14-645: The Schooner is maintained and driven by members of the RUF/NEKS , the university's all-male spirit organization, as well as members of the RUF/NEK Lil' Sis, the university's all-female spirit organization. At home football games and bowl games , the Sooner Schooner is driven onto the field in an arc that almost reaches the 50-yard line after every score. A designated member of either the RUF/NEKS or RUF/NEK Lil' Sis drives

28-543: A 42-yard attempt after the 20 yards of penalties were marked off. The re-kick was blocked by Washington, and the game remained tied. Oklahoma ultimately lost the game 28–17. Barry Switzer , Oklahoma's coach at the time, said later that he had never seen a flag thrown on the Schooner before or since, "but that wasn't the difference. It would have been closer. But they (Washington) were the better team that night." Another incident that drew national attention occurred in 1993 during

42-631: A German automobile manufacturer Ruf Beats , a British hip hop record label Ruf Records , a German blues record label Reformed University Fellowship , a Christian campus ministry of the Presbyterian Church in America RNA of unknown function Revolutionary United Front of Sierra Leone Darin Ruf (born 1986), American baseball player Wolfgang Ruf (born 1941), German musicologist Rapid Urban Flexible, dual-mode transit system Ruf,

56-469: A German automobile manufacturer Ruf Beats , a British hip hop record label Ruf Records , a German blues record label Reformed University Fellowship , a Christian campus ministry of the Presbyterian Church in America RNA of unknown function Revolutionary United Front of Sierra Leone Darin Ruf (born 1986), American baseball player Wolfgang Ruf (born 1941), German musicologist Rapid Urban Flexible, dual-mode transit system Ruf,

70-498: A Japanese eroge studio, notably the developers for Yume Miru Kusuri Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title RUF . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=RUF&oldid=1212833599 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

84-498: A Japanese eroge studio, notably the developers for Yume Miru Kusuri Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title RUF . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=RUF&oldid=1212833599 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

98-460: A game against Colorado . After a field goal by Oklahoma's Scott Blanton, the Sooner Schooner was driven out onto the field in celebration. However, the wagon took a corner too sharply and tipped over, spilling the driver (Scott Gibson), the flag bearer, and the RUF/NEK queen onto the turf. A similar incident occurred on October 19, 2019, during a home game against West Virginia . A new Sooner Schooner

112-486: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Ruf (Redirected from Ruf ) [REDACTED] Look up Ruf in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Ruf or RUF may refer to: Charles Francis Ruf (1905-1985), American actor better known as Frank Faylen Nadine Ruf (born 1978), German politician Ruf Automobile ,

126-521: The field before the Oklahoma sideline and the RUF/NEKS realized the kick had been disallowed. Worse, while moving across the wet, sloppy natural turf, the Schooner's wagon wheels ended up in a sticky, muddy patch of field and got stuck – right in front of the Washington bench. The Sooners were quickly penalized an additional 15 yards for unsportsmanlike conduct . What was previously a 22-yard field goal became

140-527: The game's second half. The Miami area had received rain before the game, and the condition of the Orange Bowl 's natural grass playing surface deteriorated as the game moved into the third quarter. The game was tied 14–14 when the Sooners lined up for a short, 22-yard field goal which would have made the score 17–14 in Oklahoma's favor. The kick sailed through the uprights and the Oklahoma sideline thought it

154-445: The schooner onto the field with a member of the opposite club riding as a passenger. Until the late 1980s, it was customary for the schooner's driver to stand up while driving the ponies onto the field after scores, and duck down only an instant before reaching the stadium tunnel parking spot, barely clearing the tunnel ceiling—a practice eventually ended for safety reasons. The Schooner made its debut at Owen Field in 1964, and it became

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168-584: The university's official mascot in 1980. The Sooner Schooner made its first appearance during a 1964 football game against USC . The Sooners lost that game by 26 points. Until 2011, when not in use, the Schooner was housed at the Bartlett Ranch outside Sapulpa, Oklahoma , along with Boomer and Sooner. The 1985 Orange Bowl , played between the Sooners and the Washington Huskies , is often called "the Sooner Schooner game" because of an incident during

182-408: Was constructed and returned in the 2020 season. Similar vehicular mascots at other universities RUF [REDACTED] Look up Ruf in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Ruf or RUF may refer to: Charles Francis Ruf (1905-1985), American actor better known as Frank Faylen Nadine Ruf (born 1978), German politician Ruf Automobile ,

196-403: Was good; the kickoff unit trotted out and the Schooner, as was traditional, also trotted slowly onto the Orange Bowl 's wet, mushy field. However, the field goal kick was nullified due to an illegal procedure penalty on Oklahoma. A Sooner player did not report his temporary jersey number to the officials, which he was required to do before the ball was snapped. The Schooner was already out on

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