The Sooners piled up season highs in total offense, passing and rushing while the defense delivered four sacks, two takeaways and a dominant third-down performance to earn a much-needed road victory.
STARKVILLE, Miss. — Oklahoma's offense has been stuck in the mud all season. Typically when a unit is struggling to get going, the plan becomes simple: Try and get the ball to your playmaker.
Isaiah Sategna delivers a breakout performance, John Mateer bounces back, and the defensive front takes over as Oklahoma escapes Starkville with a much-needed SEC victory.
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College football has historically been known as a sport that caters to the elite. It is very difficult to win a national championship if you aren't Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, or a host of other schools that have great programs that invest heavily in keeping them at the top.
Through four games, it’s clear Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer hasn’t had much trouble identifying where he wants to go with the ball. And it wouldn’t take much detective work to find out there are pretty much only two options: Isaiah Sategna III and Rocky Beers.
The Red River Rivalry is always one of the biggest — if not the biggest — games on the schedule for longtime adversaries Texas and Oklahoma. That is especially true for the Sooners this season.
It's only one game, but the new pairing between Isaiah Sategna and Trell Harris looked just how Oklahoma envisioned it during the offseason. The two combined for six catches, 137 yards and two receiving touchdowns — with Sategna scoring from 34 yards and Harris from 48.
Isaiah Sategna’s 88-yard punt-return touchdown against UTEP was fueled by more than his field vision and speed. Including Sategna fielding the punt, Oklahoma had six players listed as starters on its depth chart involved on the return unit.
Coaching changes happen every year, but they don't all happen the same way. We have had some wild offseason coaching moves in recent seasons, and 2025-2026 wasn't any different.
The Oklahoma Sooners have one of the best playmakers in the country in Isaiah Sategna, and Ben Arbuckle knows it. The Oklahoma Sooners‘ offense may have finally gotten rid of the sour taste in the fans’ mouths from last year.
Isaiah Sategna didn’t skip a beat in Oklahoma’s first game of 2026. Sategna helped get the No. 10 Sooners rolling early in their 51-0 win over UTEP on Friday.
During Oklahoma’s first game of the 2026 NFL season there were plenty of players who had standout games, but Isaiah Sategna had the game that raised his draft stock the most.
Maybe the offensive player with the least to prove this season for Oklahoma is wide receiver Isaiah Sategna. The receiver was one of the few shining stars in last year’s offense, with 67 catches for 965 yards and eight touchdowns — all numbers that led the team.
College football fans will have a new way to immerse themselves into their favorite sport this fall. Last week, Yahoo announced that it will host college fantasy football leagues on its website for the 2026 season.
The Oklahoma Sooners are extremely grateful to have wide receiver Isaiah Sategna back for 2026. Oklahoma Sooners wide receiver Isaiah Sategna had options this offseason.
At Oklahoma’s spring game on Saturday, Isaiah Sategna made one thing clear: He’s still really darn fast. In the first quarter of the Sooners’ “Red and White” game, quarterback John Mateer found the speedy receiver wide open on a deep ball.
Some recruitments are easier than others. The process of getting Isaiah Sategna back on campus for the 2026 season was pretty simple, at least for quarterback John Mateer. “We called a couple times, but he wanted to come back,” Mateer said of his offseason conversations with his top target.
Kip Lewis and Isaiah Sategna both would’ve heard their names called in a few weeks if they decided to go that route. A linebacker, Lewis started 13 games and notched 76 tackles and 10.5 tackles for loss in 2025, his third season in Norman.
Oklahoma reaped the benefits of Isaiah Sategna’s speed in 2025. And on Thursday, the Sooners offered a Class of 2028 wideout that fits Sategna’s mold. Wide receiver Dillon Mitchell, a Houston, TX, native, announced that he has earned an offer from OU.
A year ago, the Sooners went after speed from the transfer portal, and it paid off. Isaiah Sategna transferred from Arkansas to Oklahoma ahead of the 2025 season, and he led the Sooners with 67 catches for 965 yards and eight touchdowns during his first year in Norman.
Emmett Jones’ wide receiver room at Oklahoma has been almost completely remade. But the one returning piece is a big one. In the latest post-portal depth-chart projection, we take a look at the Sooners’ wide receiver corps.
It’s uncertain if the Oklahoma Sooners will open 2026 with star wide receiver Isaiah Sategna, who has not announced his return. Anticipating this, the Sooners added top transfer Trell Harris from Virginia.
Gophers quarterback Drake Lindsey hasn't taken the reigns of the offense yet, but that doesn't mean he hasn't started identifying weapons he'd like to have by his side next season.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- Arkansas Razorbacks wide receiver Isaiah Sategna will not return to the team in 2025 and will enter the transfer portal, according to a report.
Arkansas fans are finally getting to see the potential of wide receiver Isaiah Sategna. It may have taken three seasons, but the Fayetteville High School product has finally graduated to producing for the college team in town.