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Three former Tennessee football standouts will be inducted into the 2026 class of the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame, celebrating a legacy that spans decades of athletic excellence.
During the Cowboys' offseason camp, the team studies Jason Witten's film, while Fant cites the legend's techniques; Witten now coaches at Oklahoma, where he has secured commitments from his son and former Tennessee standout, setting up future matchups.
Former Oklahoma standout Rufus Alexander is returning to the state’s football landscape as defensive coordinator at Mount St. Mary's High School, while the University of Oklahoma undertakes a sweeping overhaul of its coaching and support personnel.
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.
The Oklahoma Sooners are betting on a size‑heavy tight end corps and veteran coaching to boost red‑zone efficiency in 2026 after a season that yielded just one 30‑point game in the final eight contests.
Ryder Mix, a freshman tight end at Oklahoma, is recovering from an ACL injury sustained in high school. Early enrollment, elite training staff, and mentorship from veterans have fast‑tracked his rehabilitation, positioning him to contribute to the Sooners’ offense by summer.
A look at the newest generation of college players who carry famous football surnames into the next chapter of the sport.
The Tennessean's latest ranking celebrates the high school, college and professional achievements of the state's most influential football players.
Spring practices reveal key starters at quarterback and running back, a strong offensive line, and a defense anchored by emerging talent as the Sooners prepare for the upcoming campaign.