Now that it’s officially 2026, the Sooners have firmly turned the page on the 2025 season. Though Oklahoma had its best season since the COVID-19 pandemic and reached the College Football Playoff for the first time since 2019, the Sooners have dreams of deeper playoff runs.
After a breakout sophomore campaign in 2025, David Stone reportedly will run it back. Stone, a defensive tackle and former 5-star prospect, has re-signed with Oklahoma, per Hayes Fawcett of On3.
The Oklahoma Sooners have added to their offense for 2026. The University of Florida's Hayden Hansen — who has one year of eligibility remaining — announced his commitment to Oklahoma via his Twitter account.
The Sooners are on the hunt for their next tight ends coach. Oklahoma is expected to fire Joe Jon Finley, per a report from Sooner Scoop’s George Stoia.
The Oklahoma Sooners have gotten off to a fast start in the transfer portal, lining up several visits from talented playmakers all across the country on both sides of the ball.
With Oklahoma’s 2025 season fully in the rearview, Sooners on SI is handing out position-by-position grades for every area of the team, continuing today with the cornerbacks. Jay Valai built a deep and impactful cornerback room in 2025.
The transfer portal is now open and will close on Jan. 16. From now until then, the Oklahoma Sooners will have to find players in the portal to replace the ones they have already lost, whether they lost them to the portal, to a lack of eligibility, or to the 2026 NFL Draft.
No one wants to have the flu. But every athlete wants to have their version of Michael Jordan’s “flu game.” There’s not one athlete who, when they do get the flu, doesn’t want to try and go out there to have their “flu game.” On Saturday, Oklahoma Sooners guard Xzayvier Brown had his.
Xzayvier Brown got things going with four-point play from beyond the arc. He was joined in the three-point shooting barrage by Derrion Reid and Tae Davis, who each hit a three in the opening minutes to spark the Oklahoma Sooners' (11-3, 1-0) offensive attack.
The Oklahoma Sooners have the No. 1 2027 recruiting class by most of the composite rankings. They can extend that ranking soon, if they end up landing four-star cornerback Montre Jackson.
Despite a rough last couple of months, quarterback Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are still alive. The Bucs (7-9) will battle the Carolina Panthers (8-8) on Saturday for both teams’ regular-season finale. Tampa Bay must win the contest to have a chance to win the NFC South title and reach the playoffs.
After playing in only one game in 2025, running back Taylor Tatum is on the move. Tatum entered the transfer portal on Friday morning, per a report from ESPN’s Max Olson.
The transfer portal officially opens on Friday, and Oklahoma’s needs are becoming clear. A flurry of activity on Wednesday saw a host of Sooners reportedly
Oklahoma shook off a slow start to start SEC play on the right foot and extend its winning streak to 12. The No. 8 Sooners turned the ball over 16 times
The No. 8-ranked team in the country has been on a roll this year. The Oklahoma Sooners Women’s Basketball team has just one loss on the year, as they lost to one of the best teams in the country, UCLA.
The Oklahoma Sooners are fresh off of a disappointing finish to their strong 2025 season, dropping the first round of the College Football Playoff to the Alabama Crimson Tide 34-24.
The Oklahoma Sooners are going to have a significant change in the quarterback room in 2026. Four-star quarterback Bowe Bentley will be in the room; we’re not sure if John Mateer will be back, and now Michael Hawkins has entered the transfer portal.
The No. 2 spot at quarterback on OU’s depth chart will list a different name in 2026. Michael Hawkins Jr., the Sooners’ backup quarterback in 2025, announced on Wednesday that he plans to enter the transfer portal.
The new year brings a new phase to Oklahoma’s schedule. Jennie Baranczyk’s team is riding an 11-game winning streak, the second-longest streak in program history, as the Sooners open SEC play on New Year’s Day. A road trip to take on Texas A&M (7-2) represents the first conference test of the year for No.
A slew of Oklahoma Sooners players hit the transfer portal on Wednesday, making it one of the busiest days in the portal I can recall. 10 players hit the portal in a single day.
After taking on a larger role at OU in 2025, defensive tackle Markus Strong is reportedly on his way out of Norman. Strong, a redshirt sophomore, will enter the transfer portal, per a report from On3’s Pete Nakos.
Brent Venables has got to be feeling good about where the Oklahoma Sooners are in his fourth season with the program. There have certainly been ups and downs for him in Norman, but he currently has the Sooners ranked No.