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.
Oklahoma tries to turn the page Saturday when the No. 24 Sooners take on New Mexico at 6:30 p.m. at Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. There are plenty of questions in this matchup for the Sooners.
The Sooners have one more chance to get things right before SEC play begins. No. 24 Oklahoma (1-1) hosts New Mexico (2-0) on Saturday (6:30 p.m., ESPN2), needing an improved showing from the offense ahead of next week’s trip to No.
Oklahoma is short on time. Following last week’s disappointing loss to Michigan, the Sooners have to work out any offensive kinks immediately. Georgia looms on the horizon, with a battle against Texas two Saturdays after that. If the rankings froze today, that chalks up to a road battle against the No.
Oklahoma has a defensive issue. A unit that has surrendered 17 total points in two games — with seven of those points coming from a John Mateer interception returned inside the 5-yard line — can't escape criticism.
Oklahoma has the personnel in its tight end room to make the position group a strength. But in the Sooners’ 17-10 loss to Michigan on Saturday, the Sooners didn’t take advantage of their big-bodied athletes often enough.
Brent Venables doesn’t need a reminder about what lies ahead for Oklahoma. “I know what’s down the road,” Venables said, “and so do our guys.” Following Saturday’s matchup against New Mexico the 24th-ranked Sooners will take on Georgia and Texas in back-to-back matchups.
Oklahoma and Texas might not face off on the softball field during the 2027 SEC slate. But the Sooners picked up a major victory over the Longhorns on Wednesday.
Oklahoma Sooners former quarterback Baker Mayfield showed up to his media availability with the Buccaneers wearing a Michigan shirt. The Oklahoma Sooners are looking to get back on track this week against New Mexico.
In an otherwise woeful day for Oklahoma’s offense, Mackenzie Alleyne was a bright spot in the Sooners’ 17-10 loss to Michigan on Saturday. Alleyne scored OU’s lone touchdown on a 22-yard reception from quarterback John Mateer in the third quarter.
The Oklahoma Sooners are ready to get their offense back on track this weekend against the New Mexico Lobos. The Oklahoma Sooners were embarrassed by Michigan last week.
Brent Venables didn't address the lack of a running game against Michigan much in his post-game opening statement. His mind focused more on defensive faults and overall team disappointment.
There's no way around it. Kip Lewis' injury is a major blow to Oklahoma's defense. Lewis has started 32 games during his Sooners' career, with 212 career tackles.
Oklahoma continued its efforts to keep the best in-state talent in Norman. The Sooners landed a verbal commitment in their 2028 recruiting class from Bixby tight end Connor Arant, per Rivals' Hayes Fawcett.
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.
Oklahoma's bad day in Ann Arbor last Saturday keeps getting worse. Sooners On SI reported prior to the Sooners' Tuesday press conferences of Ben Arbuckle and Brent Venables that Trell Harris suffered a serious injury in the form of a lacerated internal organ during the second quarter in the loss to Michigan.
Oklahoma might be in serious trouble. The Sooners entered this season ranked No. 10 in the country with legitimate College Football Playoff expectations.
Oklahoma’s 17-10 road stumble at Michigan did a lot more than just give the Sooners an early loss. It immediately put head coach Brent Venables under the microscope and raised sharp questions about the school’s massive offseason commitment to him.
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 Oklahoma Sooners are about to receive a very rude welcome to the Big Ten’s backyard. No. 11 Oklahoma travels to Michigan on Saturday for one of the biggest games of Week 2.
Former Oklahoma Sooners tight end Brayden Willis is looking for work again. The San Francisco 49ers waived the 26-year-old on Saturday to promote long
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.
In the offseason, Michael Hawkins Jr. left Oklahoma for the transfer portal. Hawkins then ended up at West Virginia, and it looks like he will be the starting QB for the Mountaineers.
Venables must prove he's worth the money during the Sooners' 2026 season.
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