The University of Oklahoma has lived in the new era of Name, Image and Likeness like the rest of college football since its inception in 2021. Yet every move the program has made to adapt to this new frontier feels like the latest first step toward going all in.
At some point, every season reaches a moment where explanations run out and only results matter. For the Oklahoma Sooners, Saturday afternoon at Mizzou Arena…
The highly anticipated decision has arrived: The Oklahoma Sooners are set to replace former Athletic Director Joe Castiglione. According to Pete Thamel of ESPN, the Sooners are targeting Illinois deputy athletic director/COO Roger Denny to be OU’s next athletic director.
Following a 22-year tenure over two different stints, Jerry Schmidt is moving into a new role within the University of Oklahoma's football staff. This was first reported by OUInsider's Parker Thune.
Oklahoma is reportedly closing in on its new athletic director. The Sooners are targeting Illinois deputy athletic director and chief operating officer
By defeating No. 2 South Carolina at home on Thursday night, the Oklahoma Sooners made a statement. Perhaps this was the greatest win in this era of women’s college hoops, and it was all orchestrated by a scorching fourth quarter/overtime performance from true freshman Aaliyah Chavez.
It wasn’t Aaliyah Chavez’s night… until it was. Oklahoma’s freshman phenom started Thursday’s contest against No. 2 South Carolina 4-for-14 from the field,
Class of 2028 athlete Ace Leutele has caught the attention of some of college football’s best programs over the last few weeks. Now, the Sooners have joined the party.
The transfer portal gives, and the transfer portal takes. After the 2025 season, Oklahoma saw 24 players enter the portal, most of which have now committed to new programs.
Just over a month ago, the Sooners put the bow on their 2026 recruiting class. OU ended the cycle ranked No. 15 in 247Sports’ team recruiting rankings.
Porter Moser was a great hire when Joe Castiglione brought him to Norman in April 2021. Sports is a results-based industry, yes, but life is about more than just the destination.
Tuesday’s game felt like a must-win for Oklahoma, but the Sooners fell short. OU lost 85-76 to South Carolina on the road. The loss marks Oklahoma’s fifth in a row, as the Sooners have also dropped games against Mississippi State, Texas A&M, Florida and Alabama since beginning SEC play.
Despite reaching the College Football Playoff for the first time since 2019, the Sooners ended the 2025 season outside of the top 10 in the final installment of the AP Top 25.
Classes start in Norman on Tuesday, marking the beginning of the college experience for a majority of Oklahoma’s 2026 signees. OU head coach Brent Venables and general manager Jim Nagy worked in tandem to sign 24 players.
The Oklahoma Sooners have revamped their wide receiver room by adding Trell Harris, Parker Livingstone, Mackenzie Alleyne, and some true freshmen. However, they still needed one more body, as everyone who had left through the portal had.
Ivan Carreon has reportedly decided to stay in Norman. Carreon, a sophomore wide receiver at Oklahoma in 2025, will be back at OU in 2026 after entering the transfer portal, per a report from Brandon Drumm of Rivals' OU Insider.
It’s been 10 years since 2016, and reminiscing on the year has taken social media by storm. In terms of softball, it’s amazing to see how much growth the sport has experienced since.
The Oklahoma Sooners have made a whole slew of moves in the transfer portal in Jim Nagy's first full portal cycle as general manager. Everyone in Norman knew that the offense simply had to be better than it was in 2025, and it's safe to say they understood the assignment with their additions in the portal (more on that later).
Oklahoma women’s basketball coach Jennie Baranczyk was quick to strike down any talk of NCAA Tournament seeds and the ramifications of the Sooners’ three-game losing streak after her team’s 91-72 loss to LSU on Sunday.
Just as most thought the Oklahoma Sooners were close to being done with the transfer portal after adding former Tennessee Volunteers TE Jack Van Dorselaer, they made another move.
Dallas Cowboys legend Jason Witten is crossing the Red River to become Oklahoma's new tight end coach. Witten is an 11-time Pro Bowler who played for the Cowboys from 2013-17 and returned in 2019 after a disastrous one-year stint as a "Monday Night Football" analyst.
Quarterback Arch Manning's ex-roommate is now a Benedict Arnold in the eyes of Texas Longhorns supporters. On Tuesday, former Texas wide receiver Parker Livingstone confirmed he's planning to play for the Oklahoma Sooners next season.