The Oklahoma Sooners could be perfectly fine with David Stone’s injury, but only time will tell. Oklahoma Sooners defensive tackle David Stone suffered a knee injury during Monday’s practice, and the timing could not be worse for a team preparing to face Georgia on Saturday.
Oklahoma’s rushing attack has been bad this season. There’s no other way to put it. After an offseason spent touting the emphasis on running the football better, the result so far has been a step backward from even last season’s struggles.
The offense was putrid on Saturday night in a victory. That performance followed an uninspiring effort in a 10-17 loss in Ann Arbor the week earlier. With the No.
The Sooners have had a good month. Oklahoma landed its fifth commitment of the 2028 recruiting class on Tuesday in outfielder Grace Tonga. Tonga, a Stillwater, Okla., product, is ranked as the No.
In just about every way, the Sooners’ offense has been dismal over the last two weeks. Quarterback John Mateer threw three interceptions in OU’s games against Michigan and New Mexico.
Coming off a disappointing performance in Oklahoma's 14-6 win over New Mexico, and with No. 2 Georgia awaiting the Sooners on Saturday, Sooners coach Brent Venables held his weekly press conference Tuesday.
While the first few weeks of OU’s 2026 season haven’t been ideal, the Sooners have earned a win on the recruiting trail. Class of 2028 linebacker Jay Schell of Rabun Gap, Ga., committed to Oklahoma on Tuesday, per a report from Hayes Fawcett of On3.
Heath Ozaeta knew the questions were going to come. “Obviously you all know, you’re going to keep saying this to me,” the Oklahoma guard said in answering the second question he was asked following Monday’s practice.
Oklahoma’s offensive struggles in its last two games have looked all too familiar. The blocking has been bad. Quarterback John Mateer has been inaccurate.
Oklahoma won on Saturday night, but the Sooners’ vulnerabilities were on full display. Following the 14-6 victory, OU dropped out of the AP Poll. Brent Venables’ team tumbled from No.
The entirety of the 2026 season rests on the shoulders of Oklahoma’s defense. Ben Arbuckle’s unit put out another incompetent display in Saturday’s 14-6
“Talking season” can become a pejorative when the finished product demands even more talking. Oklahoma scraped past New Mexico, 14–6, and in the process confirmed an uncomfortable truth: the running game the Sooners made an offseason priority is on life support.
Oklahoma won its football game Saturday night. The scoreboard said it, so it must be true. The Sooners beat New Mexico 14-6 on Owen Field. But the Oklahoma offense was undoubtedly a loser in the non-conference finale.
Other than the outcome, Oklahoma would like to forget about their 14-6 win over New Mexico. The offense continued where it left off in Ann Arbor. Inconsistent, lacking explosive plays — let alone, an identity — and even worse, a propensity to make crucial mistakes.
Oklahoma’s best offensive play against New Mexico nearly didn’t happen. Quarterback John Mateer hit Isaiah Sategna for a 53-yard touchdown in the third
Oklahoma's game against New Mexico was never going to ease the fanbase after last week's loss to Michigan. But the Sooners could've at least tempered that anxiety.
Oklahoma needed a response on Saturday. But the No. 24 Sooners’ performance against New Mexico won’t inspire much confidence. The offensive struggles
The Oklahoma Sooners ended up going with John Mateer over Michael Hawkins, and it could be big mistake. The Oklahoma Sooners may have regressed as a team, and it’s one of the most shocking things we have seen in college football.
ESPN’s Paul Finebaum doesn’t seem to subscribe to the idea that two things can be true at the same time. His recent remark about the Big Ten Conference might be proof of that.
There’s absolutely no time for Oklahoma (1-1) to sulk. It has a brutal run of SEC games coming up starting next week, and after the 17-10 loss at Michigan, it can reasonably afford just one more loss if it wants to get back to the College Football Playoff.
Trell Harris went down hard in the first half against Michigan, got up, and even made it back onto the field before the day was over. That toughness didn’t change what came next.
The Oklahoma Sooners couldn't get much going in an ugly 17-10 loss to Michigan.
At some point, Underwood is going to have to make some plays with his arm. Michigan doesn't seem to trust that he can (or will).
The LSU Tigers are set to add Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris to their rosters after the two spent nearly the entire summer on NFL rosters while also being in training camps.
The Oklahoma Sooners clearly believe in head football coach Brent Venables. After going 32-20 over his first five seasons with the program, the Sooners have given Venables a big-time contract.
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