Oklahoma will have its hands full Saturday when it takes on No. 2 Georgia at 2:30 p.m. at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Ga. The Sooners and Bulldogs are third and fourth nationally in wins since the start of the 2000 season.
Oklahoma’s defensive line has rightfully received plenty of buzz ahead of the 2026 season. David Stone and Jayden Jackson — both juniors — will be the starters at defensive tackle.
Oklahoma’s two most experienced linebackers couldn’t be any more different. On one side is Owen Heinecke, who describes himself as “levelheaded” and composed.
Owen Heinecke’s offseason was anything but routine. “Definitely been a weird six, seven months for me,” the Oklahoma linebacker said Tuesday ahead of preseason camp opening later this week.
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.
Owen Heinecke just locked down a massive NIL deal with Q-Collar. He’s now standing shoulder-to-shoulder with NFL stars, all focused on shielding players from brutal head impacts.
Most of the uncertainty surrounding Oklahoma’s linebacker room got squashed in April. On April 16 — just two days before the Sooners’ spring game — linebacker Owen Heinecke was granted his injunction against the NCAA for one more year of eligibility.
In college football, winning is everything — and sometimes it doesn’t happen on the field. Perhaps Oklahoma's biggest victory this offseason was getting Owen Heinecke back.
Cleveland County’s District Court granted Oklahoma linebacker Owen Heinecke a temporary injunction against the NCAA on April 16, allowing him to play one more year for the Sooners.
Just before Oklahoma’s Spring Game got underway on Saturday, the Sooners threw things back to 2025. 50 Cent’s “Many Men”, which was performed live in the
Former walk-on Owen Heinecke, who rose from special teamer to standout linebacker at Oklahoma, was granted an additional year of eligibility on Thursday by a district court judge in Cleveland County, Ok.
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.
Oklahoma Sooners linebacker Owen Heinecke has finally concluded his long legal battle with the NCAA. The legal battle over linebacker Owen Heinecke’s additional year of eligibility has been one of the biggest storylines of the offseason for the Oklahoma Sooners.
Oklahoma linebacker Owen Heinecke was granted a temporary injunction allowing him to return to another season with the Sooners, Cleveland County District Judge Thad Balkman ruled Thursday.
The immediate future of Oklahoma’s football team — at least the defense — could be affected more by what happens in a Cleveland County courtroom Thursday than what happens in Saturday’s spring game.
Regardless of whether or not Owen Heinecke gets another year, he has continued to make an impact on the 2026 team. Heinecke, a linebacker who began his college career as a linebacker at Ohio State, asked the NCAA for one more year of eligibility, but his appeal was rejected in February.
Oklahoma opened its spring practice yesterday at the Everest Indoor Training Center. The program is now looking to build off of its momentum gained from navigating a tough 2025 schedule into a College Football Playoff appearance.
Oklahoma linebacker Owen Heinecke filed a lawsuit against the NCAA on Monday as he seeks an additional season of eligibility. Heinecke, who participated in last month's NFL Scouting Combine after his waiver request and appeal were denied by the NCAA, is seeking an injunction before the NFL draft begins on April 23.
Jim Nagy hasn’t given up hope on getting Owen Heinecke back in Norman next year. The OU football general manager said the Sooners were still exploring options to get the linebacker a final year of eligibility. “We're still working through some of that.
The Oklahoma Sooners were hoping to get another year of linebacker Owen Heinecke. He only played about 15 total minutes of lacrosse with the Ohio State Buckeyes one season before making the switch to football, but the NCAA denied his request for one extra year of eligibility, and he is using that season against him.
Over the last several weeks, the Oklahoma Sooners have been awaiting a ruling from the NCAA regarding the eligibility of linebacker Owen Heinecke. Heinecke, a breakout starter from this season, spent his first season in collegiate athletics playing lacrosse at Ohio State, and appeared in just three games with the Buckeyes.
The Bucs are now just over a week away from the 2026 East-West Shrine Bowl and two weeks away from the 2026 Panini Senior Bowl. Draft season is fully upon us even if the NFL playoffs are still headed to their pinnacle.
As I continue a series of potential Bucs draft profiles leading up to the 2026 NFL Draft, you will notice two things with these first few evals. One, there will be a heavy focus on players who have accepted Panini Senior Bowl invites.
As I continue a series of potential Bucs draft profiles leading up to the 2026 NFL Draft, you will notice two things with these first few evals. One, there will be a heavy focus on players who have accepted Panini Senior Bowl invites.
2025 was a magical season for the Oklahoma Sooners football program, even if it ended with a sour taste in most fans’ mouths. Losing a College Football Playoff game at home isn’t fun, but it’s important to take a look back at the season as a whole and reflect on all the good.