Lot of comments about having OU ranked 4th, so I’ll briefly explain my reasoning.
Every Oklahoma game is a race to 21 points.
You don’t need Mateer to be a worldbeater, just a little more consistent than last year. I don’t expect much from the run game, but the OL takes a step given its youth a year ago.
The constant is the defense. They’ll win 10 games alone if the offense scores 21 points in every game. Thats where my confidence in their ranking stems. It’s one of the best units in the conference.
Barry Switzer stories never get old.
How about this one when asked about his first season and favorite memories at Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.
“We played Nebraska here at home. Nebraska is undefeated, they’re Big 8 champs and we beat their ass here at home.”
OU completely revamped their program over the past several years.
With the additions of Nagy, Denny and countless other “new” positions…
It’s quite clear this 2027 class has been the direct response to their efforts.
Oklahoma really might return to prominence if it holds down the blue collar athletes and competes for 3+ 5 stars per cycle.
I’m very proud of their efforts and I can’t wait to see where the program evolves too.
#BOOMER
It's a historic day in #OKPreps recruiting as #Sooners CB commit @Osbornegabe5 earns 5-star status to give the state two five-star prospects - joining @CooperHackett65.
Congrats to Gabe and all the folks at @1BroncoFootball.
MORE on Osborne's meteoric rise: https://t.co/BYoaxX1Or7
From The REF Archives: Does Alabama find Texas to be overly arrogant, too?
Tuscaloosa radio host Ryan C. Fowler sure thinks so. He told The Plank Show:
"I sure do appreciate Oklahoma's kind of quiet entrance. Respectful. But that's what you do when you don't have to fake your success. Unlike Texas and one national title in 54 years. They kind of have to inflate something that's really not there."
"Jude is a good friend."🤝
Erling Haaland hailed Jude Bellingham after another outstanding performance to help send England into the World Cup semi-finals.
Imagine being 23 years old and watching the whole of England, at home and in person, sing a song about you as you carry the nation to the World Cup semi-final against Argentina…
Jude Bellingham is simply HIM.