Forde Yard Dash: Richest Athletic Programs Struggling; Oklahoma Out of Top 25

Author:

Anthony Canavaciol

Publish date:

Oct 5, 2020

Video Rating:

TV-G

Video Duration:

2:37

The richest two athletic programs in the country? Texas and Texas A&M. Despite the wealth of the two schools, their football programs have seen frustratingly middling results. SI senior writer Pat Forde breaks down what the schools need to do to start seeing some more return on that investment.

The Oklahoma Sooners are now 0-2 on the season after a surprising upset to Iowa. The team has now fallen out of AP's Top 25 football rankings. Forde details what has happened and what needs to start going right for them to get back into that Top 25.

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