The Oklahoma Sooners are surging toward assembling one of the most electrifying and elite recruiting classes in 2027. 2026 defensive tackle Elija Harmon is only trying to make the class even better.
The Oklahoma Sooners boast one of the nation’s strongest 2027 recruiting classes. Even more impressive, they have secured the top offensive tackle duo in Cooper Hackett and Kaeden Penny—both in-state standouts likely to remain committed.
The Oklahoma Sooners had an incredible weekend, going 6-0 and outscoring their opponents 116-15. They wrapped up the weekend with a 9-1 win over Southeastern Louisiana at Love's Field in Norman, Okla., on Sunday afternoon.
Missouri was pesky on Sunday against seventh-ranked Oklahoma in Columbia, Mo. But after the Tigers twice climbed back within striking distance after the Sooners built big leads, OU then went on a big run that ended any chance of a Missouri upset.
While Gonzaga has struggled to get going this season, they've stolen one game in their previous two series' against Hawaii and Texas State. They kept that streak going by stealing one in Norman behind great pitching and quiet Sooner bats.
Oklahoma’s bats stayed hot to close out a perfect weekend at Love’s Field. The Sooners blasted five home runs to dispatch Southeastern Louisiana 9-1 in
Oklahoma general manager Jim Nagy experienced great success during his first year in Norman. Nagy, who joined OU’s staff in February 2025, oversaw the Sooners’ scouting staff as Oklahoma reached the College Football Playoff for the first time since 2019.
One of the best defensive backs from the Class of 2027 will stop by Norman in a couple of months. JuJu Johnson, a consensus 4-star recruit from Long Beach, CA, announced on Saturday that he’ll take an official visit to Oklahoma from June 12-14.
Oklahoma’s third inning against Alabama State was record-setting. The Sooners scored 21 runs in the frame, which is the second-most in NCAA Division I softball history.
For the second time this week, the Sooners defeated the Tigers. Oklahoma beat LSU 83-67 in Baton Rouge on Saturday for its second win in a row. The victory follows OU’s 91-79 home win against Auburn on Tuesday, and the Sooners have won four of their last six games after starting their conference slate 1-9.
Game two of Oklahoma's weekend series against the Gonzaga Bulldogs went much like the first one did. The No. 13-ranked Sooners defeated the visitors 11-1 to win their second series of the season after seven innings.
Oklahoma continued its excellent weekend on Saturday afternoon. The No. 6 Sooners hit a trio of home runs and strung together nine hits to beat Sam Houston State 10-2 in five innings at Love’s Field. Abby Dayton drew a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the fifth to walk the contest off.
The schedule says late February. The standings say below the middle of the pack. But make no mistake — Saturday’s matchup between the Oklahoma Sooners…
Oklahoma allowed Gonzaga to stay within striking distance for a while, but in the middle innings of Friday’s game, the Sooners blew the game open. OU defeated the Bulldogs 14-4 in eight innings to improve to 9-1.
Oklahoma’s offense was a little slow to get fully going Friday, but then the Sooners came alive. Sixth-ranked OU scored 12 runs over the final two innings to blow past Sam Houston State 13-3 in five innings in the opener of a doubleheader at Love’s Field.
In the first inning of Oklahoma’s fourth game of the season, at Arizona on Feb. 8, Ella Parker showed something she hadn’t during her two previous seasons with the Sooners.
The No. 13-ranked Oklahoma Sooners midweek malaise nearly lasted both games against the visiting and then-undefeated Arizona State Sun Devils. Pitching struggles in the second and third inning of Tuesday's match led to a 15-3 run rule loss.
Kendall Wells wasted no time showing off her power to the Oklahoma faithful. The freshman crushed her 11th home run of the year in her first at-bat at Love’s Field.
The Sooners didn't waste any time against Arkansas. Oklahoma got out to a sizable lead early and expanded on it throughout Thursday's game, defeating Arkansas 89-44.
When Kyron Brown received a text from Oklahoma wide receivers coach Emmett Jones on Feb. 20, he didn’t hesitate. Brown immediately called Jones, who proceeded to offer him a scholarship to play at Oklahoma.
Oklahoma coach Patty Gasso had some advice for her team after they returned home from the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic last weekend. “Put your suitcases away,” Gasso told them.
The Oklahoma Sooners knew what they were getting when they hired longtime NFL scout and former NFL executive Jim Nagy to serve as general manager. They expected results in both recruiting and out of the transfer portal.