www.soonertimes.com

NORMAN — Oklahoma coach Brent Venables boasted on National Signing Day that 6-foot-4, 320-pound offensive line newcomer Eugene Brooks had lost half-a-hundred pounds. “Eugene Brooks from the state of California, just a real natural powerful guard. Just great girth and size. Just really nimble and he’...

Yes ESPN+

NORMAN — The University of Oklahoma Athletics Department has announced details surrounding its spring football game, scheduled for Saturday, April 20, at 1 p.m. at Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. OU officials are monitoring Saturday's weather forecasts and any potential changes to the da...

NORMAN — Jackson Arnold finds himself walking in the shadow of giants each day that he crosses from the Switzer Center to the Everest Training Facility on OU's campus. The statues that line Heisman Park along Jenkins Avenue serve as an ever-present reminder of those who came before Arnold at Oklahom...

https://twitter.com/soonergridiron/status/1780389561190817803 Oklahoma freshman defensive back Michael Boganowski came to Norman to, in his own words “just play football.” The Sooners' 6-foot-2, 205-pound freshman will play safety — for now — but was a stellar linebacker at Junction City High School...

Because "There Is Only One!!!"

Good Memories "71"..Thanks for Sharing

NORMAN — Joshua Bates is not one to back down from a challenge. So, when Troy Everett went down with a right knee injury during practice last month and subsequently underwent surgery last week, Bates didn't hesitate to step up. The redshirt freshman has assumed the first-team reps at center since Ev...

Recent Commit

In his mind, Jack Redbird still marches in front of the band and thousands of fans at University of Oklahoma football games when he listens to the radio or watches television from his wheelchair at a southwest Oklahoma City retirement village. Redbird, 71, was a designated Indian dancer for the scho...

Somewhere along his often lonely road, Rod Shoate, three-time All-American at the University of Oklahoma and seven-year veteran of the New England Patriots, opened the wrong door, and lingering death walked in. What killed Rod Shoate, a vigorous, youthful, happy Oklahoma hero, after the cheering sto...