How to watch Oklahoma at Auburn, game day and betting information

After losing to Arkansas at Jordan-Hare Stadium last Saturday, the Auburn Tigers turn their attention to the Oklahoma Sooners.

Oklahoma is 3-1 on the season; lost last week at home to No. 6 Tennessee. This will be the first time the Sooners have missed Norman this season and their first-ever SEC road game.

Under head coach Hugh Freeze, the Tigers will look to improve to 3-2 in their second season and get back on track before playing three straight road games.

How to watch the Auburn Tigers vs. Oklahoma Sooners game at Jordan-Hare Stadium:

The game can be telecast on ABC and streamed on ESPN+. Interviewees will be Joe Tessitore, Jordan Rodgers and Katie George. The start is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Polish time.

How to listen to the Auburn Tigers vs. Oklahoma Sooners game:

Auburn Sports Network can be heard locally on 94.3 FM, on affiliate stations throughout the Southeast or streamed anywhere using the Auburn Tigers app or at AuburnTigers.com.

Andy Burcham, Jason Campbell, Ronnie Brown and Will Herring will take part in the radio interview.

Latest lines and betting information

The Sooners opened as a 3.0 favorite over Auburn, but the line was moved off at the end of the week due to uncertainty about the quarterback play for both teams. Oklahoma will start as a true freshman, and Auburn has yet to announce a starter. Payton Thorne and Hank Brown had their share of troubles.

ESPN Gamecast thinks Oklahoma has a 57.4% chance of winning.

Line: OFF
Money lines: Oklahoma -115, Auburn -105
Over/Under: 45.5

History of the series between the Auburn Tigers and Oklahoma Sooners:

Oklahoma leads the series between programs 2-0, having defeated Auburn in the Sugar Bowl in 1972 and 2017.

Post-game traffic flow/routes

To provide a more convenient commute for fans leaving Auburn, new post-game exit routes were created in consultation with transportation experts from across the region. The goal of these changes is to maximize the use of two major highways, Interstate 85 and U.S. Highway 280, that connect Auburn to the state and region.

There are designated routes for each parking lot on campus, which can be viewed at AuburnTigers.com/gameday or on the official Auburn Athletics app. While some routes may seem unusual in everyday life, the aim is to get traffic flowing on larger arterial roads as quickly as possible.

Local law enforcement will continue to be present at intersections to direct traffic to designated routes.

Each game day parking pass issued by Auburn University now includes a QR code with a map and designated route from each parking lot to either 85 or 280.

We encourage fans to plan ahead and be aware of routes after the game and use Waze to find the best routes to and from the Auburn campus. You can find traffic maps after the game HERE.

Tiger Walk

As the $30 million expansion and renovation of Plainsman Park nears completion before the 2025 season, fan seating around Tiger Walk will be impacted during the 2024 football season. While the entire west side of Tiger Walk will remain fully accessible, the east side will be restricted from the beginning of the baseball stadium’s right field gate to the Frank Thomas statue near home plate.

Parking updates

Ross Square, west of Samford Hall, is now a permanent parking space available for purchase by Auburn fans.

Note: Grass parking restrictions are currently in place along Wire Road across from the Woltosz Football Performance Center for at least the first five games of the 2024 season.

A limited number of single-game parking passes are still available for sale HERE.

Construction of the North End zone

As part of continued progress in the modernization of the north end zone of Jordan-Hare Stadium, there will be very limited pedestrian and golf cart traffic on the paths between Petrie Hall and the north end of Jordan-Hare Stadium. Fans and those using golf carts are advised to use the thatched hall as the east and west walkways on the north side of the stadium. Please plan accordingly.

New rideshare location

In addition to the rideshare location located at Wire Road and War Eagle Way, an additional rideshare location has been added at the corner of Duncan and Samford Drive to provide expanded options for those traveling to and from campus through rideshare partners

Cooling stations

Three new cooling stations have been added outside Jordan-Hare Stadium. These locations include the start of the Tiger Walk on Samford & Donahue Drive, the Tiger Transit drop-off site on War Eagle Way, and the daily Tiger Transit Depot on the east side of Jordan-Hare Stadium.

Water bottle policy

Fans arriving at Jordan-Hare Stadium will be allowed to enter the stadium with a fully closed, clear water bottle or an empty, clear plastic water bottle.