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Oklahoma announces the hiring of Ken Guthrie as assistant director of scouting/player personnel, highlighting his track record of uncovering future All-Star talent such as Heston Kjerstad and Jackson Holliday.
The Oklahoma Sooners have won the 2023 college baseball championship, with eight players drafted and a strong pitching staff poised for another title run.
The Sooners announced that three standout players will return for the 2027 campaign, bringing experience and proven performance to the team.
The Sooners welcome Tyler Johnson, son of head coach Skip Johnson, as an assistant coach, infusing the program with family legacy, proven head‑coaching experience, and a strategic vision aimed at defending their national title.
Junior outfielder Brendan Brock was chosen in the third round of the 2026 MLB Draft by the New York Yankees, capping a breakout college season that helped the University of Oklahoma capture a national title.
After a lackluster regular season, the Oklahoma Sooners surged through the postseason, defeating five seeded teams and outscoring opponents 118-53 to claim their third national championship.
Oklahoma’s newest assistant coach, Tyler Johnson, brings a championship pedigree and a strong recruiting track record to the program after his father Skip Johnson’s recent national title.
Oklahoma's baseball program is leveraging a full SEC revenue share to boost scholarships, player development, and facility upgrades, positioning the team for sustained success.
Tyler Johnson, son of Skip Johnson, is set to bolster the Oklahoma Sooners' baseball program as an assistant coach, bringing a proven track record of player development and recruitment.
Baker Mayfield, a former Oklahoma quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner, celebrates the Oklahoma Sooners' College World Series victory, citing personal connections and pride in the team's resilience.
Baker Mayfield, a longtime supporter of Oklahoma athletics, praised the university's baseball team after they secured the College World Series title with a dominant victory over North Carolina.
From early-season doubts to a dramatic championship, the Oklahoma Sooners' 2026 run is punctuated by standout performances, a walk‑off homer, and a rallying cry that united players and supporters.
Skip Johnson’s Oklahoma baseball team captured the 2026 National Coach of the Year award after a stunning postseason run that turned a middling regular season into a historic championship.
Skip Johnson's leadership culminates in a 2026 National Coach of the Year award after steering the University of Oklahoma to its third NCAA baseball championship with a dominant 13-2 victory over North Carolina.
OU baseball head coach Skip Johnson was honored as national coach of the year after leading the unranked Sooners to a championship.
Skip Johnson’s Oklahoma Sooners captured the 2026 NCAA baseball title, delivering a 13‑2 victory over North Carolina and securing Johnson’s first National Coach of the Year accolade.
New father Jaxon Willits celebrated a national title with his infant daughter Gracee Kate, while his dad Reggie fine‑tuned his swing and the Sooners rallied to defeat North Carolina.
Oklahoma Sooners clinched the 2026 College World Series, celebrating a historic run that combined improbable victories, donor recognition, and a promising future for the program.
Multimillion‑dollar rosters, the House v. NCAA settlement and shifting coach philosophies are reshaping college baseball’s competitive landscape.
The Sooners entered the tournament as a 14‑16 team, knocked off three top‑five opponents, and rode a freshman‑laden rotation to a 90‑28 outscore in the final stretch, cementing one of the most remarkable turnarounds in college sports history.
The Oklahoma Sooners secured their first national baseball championship since 1994 with a dominant 13-2 victory over North Carolina, driven by Coach Skip Johnson's meticulous philosophy and standout performances from players like Jaxon Willits and Deiten Lachance.
Oklahoma's coach Skip Johnson's unique focus on character and detail transforms a team's routine into a championship run, highlighted by standout performances and a young, disciplined roster.
The Oklahoma Sooners clinched their third national baseball championship, beating North Carolina 13-2 in the final game of the College World Series, highlighted by Kyle Branch’s six‑RBI day.
Xander Mercurius de‑committed from Nevada to join Oklahoma, where his clutch performances powered a College World Series victory. His brother LJ also shone, while coach Skip Johnson's pedigree adds intrigue to the Mercurius story.