Tag: Oklahoma Sooners Football

The biggest question surrounding Oklahoma’s linebacker room entering the offseason wasn’t about talent—it was about survival. The Sooners lost veteran Cheetah linebacker Kendal Daniels to…

Championship defenses are built from the inside out. That has long been Brent Venables’ philosophy, and after years of stockpiling elite recruiting classes and developing…

No position group on Oklahoma’s roster looks more different entering the 2026 season than the tight ends. Not quarterback. Not running back. Not even the…

One season ago, defending Oklahoma’s passing game was relatively straightforward. Take away Isaiah Sategna III. Force someone else to beat you. Too often, that strategy…

For all the attention surrounding Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer entering the 2026 season, the Sooners’ biggest offensive improvement may come from the players lining up…

For decades, Oklahoma has built its identity around quarterbacks. From the wishbone era to the Air Raid, from Heisman Trophy winners to No. 1 overall…

A year ago, Oklahoma didn’t need its offense to be great.

It needed it to survive.

The Sooners rode one of the nation’s premier defenses to a College Football Playoff appearance in 2025, winning games with physicality, timely turnovers, and elite defensive execution. But while Brent Venables finally fielded the championship-caliber defense he had envisioned since arriving in Norman, the offense often looked like a unit searching for its identity.

Now comes the hard part.