US: Popcorn Machine Catches Fire at College Basketball Game in Oklahoma

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US: Popcorn Machine Catches Fire at College Basketball Game in Oklahoma

A popcorn machine caught fire in the concession area at Lloyd Noble Center in Norman, Oklahoma, during the Oklahoma Sooners’ basketball game against the Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday, February 14. Flames and smoke prompted nearby sections to be cleared, and sprinklers quickly contained the fire. No injuries were reported, and the game resumed after a brief delay, ending in a Sooners victory.

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  • 2026/2/16 11:06:39
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  • 2026, Video Location: Lloyd Noble Center in Norman, Oklahoma, US Video Recording Date/Time: February 14

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