Spider ID needed; found in NE Oklahoma

[Raptor]

Cross posting this in hopes of finding someone that can net me an ID.
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I've been attempting to find an ID on this spider I found, the only thing I've been able to find is that it might be a wolf spider of some sort, based on the eye pattern. I found him/her about a month ago when I was coming inside, prior to a freeze. S/he has been happily living on a diet of crickets that I raise for my lizards. On to the pictures:



Not an overly good picture, but it shows off the patterning on the underside.



Judging by the shape on the fore legs around the mouth, I want to say it's a male, but the size throws me off; from leg tip to leg tip, I'd put it at about a half dollar size.



And finally, the back side. Only 7 legs, I found it that way.

Eye set is the following: two prominent, large eyes on top of a row of considerably smaller eyes.

I can provide additional information if needed.

[lasweetswan]

Why did you keep him???

[Raptor]

...Because I find invertebrates fascinating? It isn't venomous, so no need to worry.

[lasweetswan]

...Because I find invertebrates fascinating? It isn't venomous, so no need to worry.

Oohhh, you are brave! I always put the spiders back outside. lol.

[jason_ladouceur]

...Because I find invertebrates fascinating? It isn't venomous, so no need to worry.

all spiders are venomous. most are not all be dangerous to humans but they are all venomous. very cool looking spider btw

[Anatopism]

It isn't venomous, so no need to worry.

Haha.

[Raptor]

..Yes I know. I meant in the sense of being harmful such as a black widow or brown recluse.

[Chocolate Muffin's]

Is that a Brown Recluse?

[evan385]

Why did you keep him???

Because some people like spiders Anyways I had a HUGE wolf spider that I caught, it was literally as big as my hand if not bigger and i'm 6'1. Had her for a couple months feeding on live crickets when I still had my scorpions. I caught another smaller one, thought if it was a male she could either have a boyfriend or a meal, didn't care either way. Check on them the next day and the smaller one (1/6 of her size) had killed her. I was shocked.

[Raptor]

Is that a Brown Recluse?

Hah. This thing could eat recluses for breakfast. It has no issue in subduing a large cricket.