SEC football: 10 sizzling questions that need answers in Week 1

(by Brad Crawford) SEC football is back. Week 1's appetizing slate of matchups should provide several answers to sizzling offseason questions. In the first year of the expanded College Football Playoff, this league will produce numerous contenders in the national championship conversation along with a couple talented teams playing the spoiler role...read more from Sooners Illustrated

Ranking OU's 2024 opponents: Missouri

(by Jesse Crittenden) When Oklahoma made the jump to the SEC, that opened the door to a ton of exciting matchups in the future. Whether it's Alabama, LSU, Ole Miss or nearly ever team in the SEC, the Sooners' new conference features a lot of high-caliber opponents that are completely new or very unfamiliar. So who could've predicted that one of...read more from the OUInsider

Oklahoma Athletics Sets Fundraising Record for Second Time in Three Years

(by OU Media Relations) NORMAN – The University of Oklahoma Athletics Department posted record-setting fundraising numbers during the 2023-24 fiscal year, securing $110.3 million in total donations and pledges from July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024. OU Athletics’ top four fundraising efforts have come over the last four years. The unprecedented...read more from Oklahoma Sooners on SI

Owls award scholarship to 'not a regular walk-on' John Adams

(by Shawn Pastor) "I'm not a regular walk-on," Temple wide receiver John Adams told OwlsDaily prior to the team's preseason scrimmage on Friday night. Now he's not a walk-on at all. Coach Stan Drayton awarded Adams a scholarship at a team meeting on Monday night, setting Temple football Instagram ablaze with videos sharing the emotional moment...read more from the OwlsDaily (247 Sports)

OU football from A to Z: Everything you need to know about 2024 Oklahoma Sooners

(by Ryan Aber) NORMAN — OU is less than two weeks from opening the 2024 football season, which kicks off at 6 p.m. Aug. 30 vs. Temple at Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Here’s an A-to-Z guide to get you ready for the 2024 season, the Sooners’ first in the SEC: A is for Jackson Arnold Jackson Arnold enters his first season...read more from The Oklahoman

Notebook: All eyes go to QB for OU early-season opponents

(by Bob Przybylo) Preseason camps are wrapping up across the country, with the non-conference opponents for OU being no exception. It’s just about time to begin focusing on game preparation. At the same time, you’re hoping to start finding the answers to your questions. Here’s a look at some of the news and notes for OU’s first three opponents...read more from the SoonerScoop

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Sooners Illustrated Podcast Ep. 104 | Wrapping up fall camp + DT, DE & LB position preview

(by Josh Callaway) With fall camp finishing up and the first game week right around the corner, the Sooners Illustrated Podcast is back with a brand new episode. Sooners Illustrated's Josh Callaway, James D. Jackson and Tom Green touch on the latest as fall camp wraps up, starting first with their concern level with Oklahoma's piling up injuries over...listento podcast from Sooners Illustrated

Ranking OU's 2024 opponents: Tennessee

(by staff) The Sooners will make their SEC conference debut with a familiar face on the opposing sidelines. Josh Heupel will lead his Tennessee Volunteers into Norman on Sept. 21, marking the Sooners’ first conference game as a member of the SEC. Heupel’s history with the Sooners is extensive, having helped lead the program to its...read more from the OUInsider

Why Oklahoma LB Danny Stutsman Believes 'Spectacular' DC Zac Alley is a Defensive 'Genius'

(by Ryan Chapman) New Oklahoma defensive coordinator and linebackers coach Zac Alley has drawn rave reviews from his players throughout fall camp. But perhaps nobody has been more impressed with the new face on the No. 16-ranked Sooners’ defensive staff than OU’s talismanic linebacker Danny Stutsman. “I’ve had a lot of coaches in my career...read more from Oklahoma Sooners on SI

OU football linebacker Kip Lewis looking for breakout season as Sooners' depth grows

(by Ryan Aber) NORMAN — Late last season, OU linebacker Kip Lewis’ playing time expanded greatly. After Danny Stutsman’s injury against Kansas, Lewis stepped in and never left the rotation, starting the last five games of the season at weakside linebacker as Stutsman slid over to middle linebacker upon his return. Now, Lewis and Stutsman are...read more from The Oklahoman

Oklahoma Defensive Line Seeing 'Improvement' From Multiple Players in Fall Camp

(by Randall Sweet) As Oklahoma prepares for its first season in the SEC, one of the areas the Sooners need to see the most improvement is along the defensive line. OU had a decent group in 2023, but lost players like Jonah Laulu, Isaiah Coe, Jacob Lacey and Rondell Bothroyd over the offseason. Additionally, the Sooners needed to increase their...read more from Oklahoma Sooners on SI

Oklahoma's Center Competition Heats as Bates Surges in Camp

(by Bryce McKinnis) Josh Bates isn’t going down without a fight. For the Oklahoma Sooners’ starting center job, that is. Bates, a redshirt freshman, wants the job, and everybody in fall camp knows it. While SMU transfer Branson Hickman appears to be the frontrunner to start Week 1, Bates has made an appetizing offseason competition out of it...read more from Oklahoma Sooners on SI

'Confidence is everything' for Oklahoma transfer cornerback Dez Malone this fall

(by Tom Green) NORMAN — Dez Malone has seen more than his share of snaps in his career, particularly in his last two seasons at San Diego State, but the fifth-year senior felt like he was starting from scratch this spring. That was to be expected, to an extent, after Malone transferred to Oklahoma earlier this year. Despite appearing in 35 games over...read more from Sooners Illustrated

With Preseason Camp Like a 'Vapor,' Oklahoma Begins Game Planning This Week

(by John E. Hoover) NORMAN — Another Sunday has dawned on Oklahoma’s 2024 training camp, but this one is special. This week, the Sooners begin game preparation for Temple. The Owls come to Owen Field next week for a special Friday night season opener — the first Friday night home game in OU history. That means the Sooners break camp...read more from Oklahoma Sooners on SI

Sooners duo named to ESPN's true freshman All-America team

(by Aaron Gelvin) The Oklahoma Sooners kick off their 2024 season in less than two weeks. Talking season is almost over, and fall camps are beginning to wrap up across the country. But before the season begins, ESPN unveiled their true freshmen All-America team (ESPN+). All of the players included were high schoolers last year and members of the...read more from the Sooners Wire

Where does Oklahoma land in Athlon Sports' defensive back unit rankings?

(by Aaron Gelvin) The Oklahoma Sooners will be looking to take another step forward on defense in 2024, as OU enters Year 3 of the Brent Venables era. Venables was hired because of his defensive acumen and because of his championship merit at both Oklahoma and Clemson. In his first season, the Sooners gave up 30 points per game on their way...read more from the Sooners Wire

Oklahoma Has Thrived With Group of 5 Transfers, But Might Be Even Better in 2024

(by John E. Hoover) Over the last three offseasons, Oklahoma has done quite well in the NCAA Transfer Portal. The Sooners have landed starters or major contributors from Michigan, Texas, Tennessee, TCU, Oklahoma State, Indiana, Stanford, Cal, Notre Dame, Wake Forest, Texas Tech, Arizona, Arizona State, UCLA and North Carolina, plus potential...read more from Oklahoma Sooners on SI

Horning: Muzzling coaches a bad, telling look for Venables

(by Clay Horning) If Brent Venables ultimately fails at this head coaching at Oklahoma thing, the biggest reason why is already apparent … though may need some explaining. He’s too involved. Or, put more clearly, he’s too intrinsically involved in too many things to optimally run an enterprise as wide ranging as Sooner football, particularly in a day and...read more from The Norman Transcript

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