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Patty is trying to determine who she can count on in relief. It didn't work out, but she has got to figure it out before the games get tougher. It also didn't work out with Deal previously. Personally I would go with starters Maxwell, Deal, Keeney, and use May as our reliever. It doesn't mean I am ...

As time passes, it’s becoming more and more clear that USC did us a HUGE favor. OU was never going to commit to having a championship-level defense under Riley. Never. I don’t know if Venables will lead us to a national championship or not. But it’s clear he is working his butt off trying to get us ...

If a player doesn’t want to play in a bowl game, he’ll just fake an injury of some kind, or tell the coaches he doesn’t feel well. Just my opinion of course.

And now perhaps our most promising young player, Kaden Cooper, is entering the portal.

Joe C. has made many great decisions as AD. The decision to keep Moser after this season ended is not one of them.

This is a really good pickup.

She went to the same high school as Gavin Sawchuk. Valor Christian.

Are we going to have enough players to even participate in men’s hoops next year?

They’re just not the same team without Lyons and Bahl.

TCU is a bunch of dirty cheap-shot artists. They deserve a spot on the list.

So who would ya’ll say is the greatest Sooner of all time? So hard to choose just one, but my vote goes to Lee Roy Selmon.

Raul wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2024 5:38 pm Time for a change. Good coach, but not good enough.

I agree with the “time for a change” part.

Disagree with the “good coach” part.

3 straight years missing the tournament.
3 straight years sub-.500 in conference play.
0-6 vs. Texas.
I’ve seen enough.

Lunardi now has OU as the “last team in”.

Quite disappointing after a 13-1 start and top-10 ranking.

I had high hopes when Moser was hired.

OU’s regular season conference records under Moser are: 7-11, 5-13, 8-10. A losing conference record every single season. A cumulative conference record of 20-34.

His tenure has been extremely disappointing.

I guess it depends on your definition of a “bust”. It was reported last week that he was paid $10 million in NIL during his time at USC. If that’s even close to being true, he should be financially set for the rest of his life.

Of course, athletes have been known to squander fortunes in the past…

A case can be made for taking the under. New coordinators on both sides of the ball. Maybe they will be great coordinators, maybe not. Remember when we thought Grinch was good? A new and inexperienced QB. A lot of us (me included) think he will be better than DG. But what if he isn’t better than DG?...