Missouri's Revived Rivalry with Oklahoma Will be One of Many Challenges for New SEC-F

Oklahoma head coach Brent Venables spoke about the challenges of entering the SEC Tuesday during the conference's media days.

With all the chaos that conference realignment has brought to college football, it will bring even more to Columbia, Missouri and Norman, Oklahoma on saturdays for years to come.

For Oklahoma head coach Brent Venables, entering what he repeatedly called the most talented conference in the nation is an exciting challenge that Oklahoma will not shy awway from. Oklahoma is familaar with playing in tough enviroments. Playing in Columbia in a late-season match with a ear-pounding crowd will be nothing new for the Sooners. Its the norm in the SEC. But the talent is a bit more deep in the SEC. There's few, if any, easy outs in a season.

There will be important factors on the line when the rivalry is renewed. Not only for the practical stakes with both teams expected to be in the running for the 12-team College Football Playoff but also for emotional stakes for fans.

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