In the long and storied history of Oklahoma Sooners football, this day was special. This is the first time the Sooners had a Spring Football Game heading into the SEC.
Count Oklahoma defensive back Billy Bowman among the long, historic and colorful line of Sooners who don’t really care for Texas. In keeping with OU tradition, Bowman posted his disdain for all things Longhorns twice Tuesday on his Twitter/X account.
If Monday is any indication, Oklahoma Linebacker Danny Stutsman can probably expect a busy senior year. Stutsman was named second-team All-American by ESPN on senior writer Chris Low’s “Way-Too-Early” All-America team.
The Oklahoma Sooners’ season ended unceremoniously with a 38-24 loss to the Arizona Wildcats in the Alamo Bowl on Thursday night.
After Danny Stutsman announced his decision to leave school early for the greener pastures of the NFL, Billy Bowman decided to return to Oklahoma for his senior season.
Friday was a good news/bad news day for Oklahoma football, a sign of the times at this time of the year in college football transfer portal comings and goings and recruiting class signings take over the headlines.
For most teams, including the Oklahoma Sooners, this part of the offseason is about players leaving. Whether it is via the transfer portal or players declaring for the draft, it is a tough time for many programs.
On Friday night, Oklahoma junior defensive back Billy Bowman announced on social media that he will return to OU for his senior season. In three years
Oklahoma football defensive leaders Danny Stutsman and Billy Bowman have been named 2023 All-Americans by CBS Sports and 247Sports. Bowman was a first-team selection and Stutsman was named to the second team, which strikes me as an oversight.
For the second straight game, Billy Bowman took an interception to the house. Watch his highlight run back here: Follow AllSooners on Twitter to stay up to date on all the latest OU news!
By OU Media Relations University of Oklahoma defensive back Billy Bowman was named the Jim Thorpe Award National Defensive Back of the Week after his game-changing performance in OU’s 31-24 win at BYU on Saturday, the Jim Thorpe Award announced Wednesday.
As Billy Bowman sat up in the end zone, LaVell Edwards Stadium sat in stunned silence. The Oklahoma safety avoided disaster, picking off BYU quarterback Jake Retzlaff’s pass and outracing him 100 yards for a pick six, quelling the building wall of noise in Provo.
With just under six minutes remaining in the third quarter on Saturday, Oklahoma football defensive back Billy Bowman stunningly changed the course of the Sooners’ game with BYU.
The momentum was trending in BYU's direction. The Sooners figured out a way to change the entire game. Billy Bowman stepped in front of a pass in the end zone and returned it 100 yards for an unbelievable pick-six.
Watch as Oklahoma safety Billy Bowman spoke to the media following No. 6 OU's 38-33 loss to the Kansas Jayhawks in the Sooners' last trip to Lawrence as members of the Big 12. Sign up for your premium membership to AllSooners.com today, and get access to the entire Fan Nation premium network!
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Last week, Iowa State — yeah, the Cyclones — took advantage of Oklahoma’s overaggressiveness at the safety position to burn the Sooner defense for two long touchdowns.
Peyton Bowen’s commitment to Notre Dame has been a topic of conversation in the recruiting world for quite some time now. Almost immediately after he committed, there has been buzz about him potentially flipping to another school before signing day.
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