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Oklahoma Sooners | December 17, 2018
JUCO Running Back Rhamondre Stevenson Commits To OklahomaMillwood prospect Marcus Major is no longer Oklahoma’s only running back commit for the 2019 recruiting class. On Monday the Sooners picked up their second JUCO pledge in as many […]
Oklahoma Sooners | November 20, 2018
Oklahoma Sooners Football | An Unconventional Solution To A Thinning Running Back Group?The Oklahoma Sooners started the season with a plethora of talent in the backfield. However, the situation rapidly changed with the loss of star back, Rodney Anderson. After struggling to […]
Oklahoma Sooners | November 16, 2018
Game Day Injury Report | Oklahoma Down To Emergency Plan At CenterNews broke earlier in the month that backup center Jonathan Alvarez was retiring from the game due to injuries. Last week the Sooners lost their new back up center when Alex Dalton suffered his third torn ACL since arriving on campus. This puts Oklahoma in a precarious situation should something happen to starter Creed Humphrey.
Oklahoma Sooners | November 1, 2018
Oklahoma Sooners Suffer Yet Another Loss At Running BackEarly on in the year, the running back position suffered a couple of setbacks as Abdul Adams announced his intentions to transfer. Shortly after, the injury plagued Rodney Anderson suffered […]
Oklahoma Sooners | September 8, 2018
Oklahoma 49 – UCLA 21 | Notes & Quotes“I’ll be honest, I’ve never made a catch like that, not even in practice. I got it in my hand and it just stuck there… I really believed I was in bounds at the time.”
Oklahoma Sooners | August 20, 2018
No Announcement Yet On Oklahoma’s Starting QB, But Running Back Is A Different StoryAs far as running backs go, Riley did shed some light there and it’s just as you would have expected. Redshirt junior Rodney Anderson and sophomore Trey Sermon are your #1 and #2 backs, with senior Marcelias Sutton sitting at #3.
Oklahoma Sooners | June 1, 2018
Oklahoma Isn’t Rebuilding The Offense, They’re Reloading ItThe only thing that Oklahoma fans have seen from the offense since the arrival of Lincoln Riley is steady improvement. In 2015, Riley’s first year, the Sooners averaged 43.5 points per game. Over the course of the next two seasons Oklahoma’s offense would progress to where they led all Power 5 schools in points per game in 2017.
Oklahoma Sooners | April 14, 2018
Oklahoma Spring Game Review | Kennedy Brooks Bursts On The SceneThe spring game is where players are able to make their first impression to fans and coaches in a game-like scenario. Many of Oklahoma’s greats have made a strong impression during OU’s spring season and then moved on to eventually do great things in the fall. Redshirt freshman running back Kennedy Brooks just may be the next in line for such a case.
Oklahoma Sooners | September 28, 2017
Sooner Nation Podcast | The Running Backs Debate ContinuesIs Oklahoma’s defense really as bad as they showed in Waco on Saturday night? I’m not sure that it is. During this episode of our podcast, that’s one of many […]
Oklahoma Sooners | September 17, 2017
#2 Oklahoma 56 – Tulane 14 | Notes & Quotes“Certainly happy with the win. Like I told them in the locker room, all wins are hard. Our goal for a long time here was to play very well here […]