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Cody Campbell, a major Texas Tech donor, attended an Oklahoma football camp to support his son Carson, a top offensive line prospect, amid recent controversies involving Texas Tech’s quarterback and NIL deals.
An editorial comparison pairs each SEC football program with a 2026 World Cup nation, using style, history and cultural vibe to imagine how the teams might fare on the global stage.
From the early test in Norman to the potential showdown in Columbus, Michigan faces a slate of elite opponents that could define its season.
With the 2026 campaign looming, analysts dissect the matchups that pose the greatest challenges, from injury concerns to standout quarterbacks, offering a roadmap for the Bulldogs' preparation
The annual rankings, based on performance metrics and program expectations, place Indiana’s Curt Cignetti at No. 1, while Georgia’s Kirby Smart drops to No. 2.
After a 10‑3 season that restored the Oklahoma Sooners to the College Football Playoff, a stifling defense and the promise of a healthy Mateer have propelled the team to a No. 4 ranking and a playoff berth, setting the stage for a breakout 2026 campaign.
Kellan Hall, a top defensive line recruit, celebrated his birthday during a visit to Norman, met with coaches and players, and weighed Oklahoma against a host of elite programs before narrowing his choices later this month.
Coach Brent Venables is reshaping the Oklahoma offense with a rebuilt tight end unit, upgraded receiving corps, and a renewed emphasis on the running game.
CBS Sports' recent Top 25 coaches list omitted Dabo Swinney, prompting discussion about his achievements and the criteria used for evaluation
On October 10, 2026, the Cotton Bowl in Dallas will host the 122nd meeting of Texas and Oklahoma, a rivalry that has seen the Longhorns win three of the last four games. With Texas boasting a potent offense led by Arch Manning and a fortified defense, Oklahoma is counting on a stronger unit to break the streak.
A look at how Oklahoma's 2026 slate stacks up, highlighting the toughest matchups and the teams that could shape the CFP race.
Oklahoma's football program landed a coveted 2027 cornerback recruit, Gabriel Osborne Jr., who chose the Sooners over powerhouse programs. The pledge arrives as the team prepares for a playoff run and a defense poised for resurgence.
Oklahoma’s Brent Venables and other coaches stress that no amount of expansion can replace the need to win games, as debates over a 24‑team playoff intensify.
Oklahoma's football program blends a potent offense with an increasingly dominant defense, anchored by defensive tackle David Stone, a projected first‑round NFL Draft pick whose impact is reshaping the team's title aspirations.
At a gathering in Miramar Beach, Florida, the SEC’s spring meetings turned into a forum for heated discussion about the College Football Playoff selection process, with coaches questioning transparency, a new strength‑of‑record metric, and the value of a ninth conference game amid a rivalry with the Big Ten over playoff expansion.
After a high‑profile stint as Oklahoma’s defensive play‑caller, Zac Alley is set to join West Virginia, where he will lead a unit under Rich Rodriguez’s redemption plan, bringing a $1.5 million salary and a vision that leverages the Mountaineers’ historic legacy.
Myles Smith, the No. 246 prospect nationally and the seventh-best player in Michigan, chose Indiana over several powerhouse programs, a move that could elevate the Hoosiers' recruiting standing.
After a standout 2025 season at Texas, wide receiver Parker Livingstone has pledged to join Oklahoma, where he hopes to contribute to a title‑contending squad and stay close to home.
The 2026 season will test Ole Miss’s defensive front with marquee matchups against Auburn, LSU, Oklahoma, Georgia and Texas, each boasting standout players and recent coaching shifts.
Texas A&M's surge to the top of the 2027 recruiting class, led by Mike Elko's five‑star haul, signals a dramatic reshaping of conference dynamics, while Miami, Oklahoma, Notre Dame and others jostle for position.
In his debut season as Oklahoma’s football general manager, Jim Nagy reshaped the roster, prioritized player development and secured a top‑ranked recruiting class, enabling coach Brent Venables to focus on on‑field strategy and achieve a historic playoff run.
Freshman defensive back Markel Ford missed spring practice due to injury but impressed coach Brent Venables with his physical traits and ball skills, positioning him as a potential disruptor for the Sooners.
The 2026‑27 SEC season promises dramatic shifts as veteran powerhouses and ambitious newcomers vie for the top spot, with coaching moves and playoff aspirations taking center stage.
From Kirby Smart’s championship pedigree to the fresh faces feeling the heat, the SEC’s coaching landscape is richer and more competitive than ever as the 2026‑27 season approaches.