Mar. 8—Boomer and Sooner are headed to the South. The University of Oklahoma announced Friday that the Sooner Schooner will tour the other 15 cities home to colleges in the Southeastern ...

The Sooner Schooner is a smaller model of a Conestoga (covered wagon), reminiscent of the mode of travel used by pioneers who settled Oklahoma Territory in the late 1880s.

The Sooner Schooner — The replica of the Studebaker Conestoga wagon that is the symbol of the University of Oklahoma is one of the best-known images in college sports.

NORMAN — The Sooner Schooner had a red underglow as the ponies made their loop between the third and fourth quarters. The souped-up wagon brought new meaning to Friday Night Lights in Norman ...

The traditions are what make college football and Oklahoma has one of the best in all of the land.

Boomer and Sooner were at the OU Tulsa Campus, interacting with fans. Fans took pictures in front of the Sooner Schooner, throwing the Horns Down symbol, and wearing Crimson and Cream.

(Norman-AP) -- Boomer, Sooner and the schooner the two horses pull at Oklahoma football games may not be able to travel to the Orange Bowl. The O-U spirit club the Ruf-Neks will travel to Miami ...

NORMAN — The Sooner Schooner had a red underglow as the ponies made their loop between the third and fourth quarters. The souped-up wagon brought new meaning to Friday Night Lights in Norman ...

The Sooner Schooner rides on the field after a touchdown during the Sooners’ game Nov. 11 against West Virginia at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.