Oklahoma is very likely heading to the College Football Playoff. The No. 8 Sooners did just enough on offense as its elite defense did what it always does in a 17-13 win over LSU on Saturday.

NORMAN — Just a couple days after Oklahoma’s loss to Ole Miss in late October, Brent Venables did something that goes against his nature. During a team meeting, Venables brought up the ESPN College Football Playoff Predictor and showed his team the numbers.

John Mateer found Isaiah Sategna for a 58-yard touchdown with less than five minutes left as Oklahoma rallied to beat LSU, 17-13.

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Oklahoma’s mission is clear as it closes out the NCAA regular season at home to LSU on Saturday, with a place in the College Football Playoff riding on the line. The No. 8 Sooners can even lock down home-field advantage in the first round should they come out on top, while anything but the win would assuredly knock them out of contention.

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John Mateer threw a 58-yard touchdown pass to Isaiah Sategna with 4:16 left to overcome three interceptions, and No. 8 Oklahoma beat LSU 17-13 on Saturday night. Get the latest D-FW sports news, analysis and opinion delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, Kevin Sherrington's A La Carte.