Oklahoma played its best season of the name-image-likeness era in 2025. The Sooners finished 10-3 and reached the College Football Playoff for the first time since 2019.
There were plenty of big-time moments during Oklahoma’s first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament. There were several that were impactful to the outcomes in the Sooners’ 89-59 win over Idaho and their 77-71 win over Michigan State, and some that were more symbolic in nature.
Running back Keldrid Ben is still committed to Oklahoma, but he hasn’t ruled out other major programs who have pursued him. Ben, a tailback from Montgomery, TX, will take an unofficial visit to Notre Dame on March 28, according to a report from BlueandGold.com.
A pair of Patty Gasso’s Sooners earned recognition for clutch performances against Ole Miss over the weekend. Veteran Isabela Emerling was named SEC Co-Player
Even with the frenetic pace Oklahoma started the season offensively, the Sooners hitting 200 home runs seemed somewhat preposterous just a few weeks ago.
After Oklahoma's three-game sweep of Ole Miss that extended the Sooners' winning streak to 21, the Sooners finally made some movement up in the NFCA/GoRout softball poll.
A pair of prospective Sooners will be in Norman over the next few months. Quarterback Jamison Roberts and edge rusher Samuel Nelson — both of the Class of 2027 — will take official visits to Oklahoma from June 12-14.
The bumps and bruises that the Sooners sustained against Michigan State were worth it. No. 4-seeded Oklahoma defeated the Spartans 77-71 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday to advance to the Sweet 16.
Oklahoma linebacker Owen Heinecke isn’t done fighting. Heinecke filed an injunction against the NCAA on March 23, hoping to gain one more year of eligibility, according to a report from George Stoia of Sooner Scoop.
Aaliyah Chavez doesn’t have a lot of NCAA Tournament experience under her belt quite yet. But on her biggest stage yet Sunday night in the second round
Raegan Beers stood in the backcourt, arms raised toward the rafters. Payton Verhulst, who had just drained a 3-pointer to — finally — give Oklahoma some breathing room, looked first for a hand slap from Zya Vann for the assist, and then gave Vann an encouraging tap.
Kai Minor's offensive production might be slightly overshadowed by fellow freshman Kendall Wells this season for Oklahoma. Her power might be overshadowed a bit by her own speed.
The Sooners have already done plenty of work to ensure that their offensive line is stout for years to come. Oklahoma has already earned pledges from four offensive linemen from the Class of 2027 — and one more could soon join the mix.
High highs and low lows defined John Mateer’s first season at Oklahoma. Mateer, who transferred to OU ahead of the 2025 season, led the Sooners to a 10-3 record and their first College Football Playoff appearance since 2019.
Waiting in the tunnel of Lloyd Noble Center on Friday night, Payton Verhulst’s eyes quickly locked with Michigan State’s Jalyn Brown. Brown’s Spartans had just escaped Colorado State, 65-62, to set up a potential second-round NCAA Tournament matchup with Verhulst and Oklahoma.
Sunday’s Second Round battle will pit strength versus strength in Norman. Oklahoma leans on center Raegan Beers, while Michigan State plays through its
Faith Torrez hit a perfect 10 on the balance beam to close out the third rotation, but it wasn't quite enough for Oklahoma to avoid its first loss of the season.
It took nearly eight innings, but Oklahoma’s bats finally got moving late in the third game of its series against LSU. The No. 8 Sooners scored three runs in the eighth inning to defeat the Tigers 4-3 on Saturday.
Audrey Lowry allowed just two hits, and Kendall Wells homered twice and Ella Parker once as Oklahoma beat Ole Miss 9-0. Wells homered in the fifth and sixth innings as the Sooners (30-2, 4-0 SEC) extended their winning streak to 19 with the victory.