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10/10 TEXAS

11/7

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MICHIGAN

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KENTUCKY

11/14

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MISSISSIPPI STATE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

GAYLORD FAMILY — OKLAHOMA MEMORIAL STADIUM

The Oklahoma Athletics Communications Department provides complete services for media covering the Sooners throughout the year. View contact information, media instructions and policies, information on credentials and media availability for coaches and student-athletes.

An overview of the Oklahoma football tradition, including seven national championships, 50 conference titles, 31 bowl victories, seven Heisman winners, 93 major award winners, 169 All-Americans, player honors, Sooners in the NFL, OU-Texas, facilities, the university, academics, the SEC and more.

Celebrating its 102nd year, Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium is one of America’s most recognized college football cathedrals. Situated on the east side of the Norman campus, this historical facility is the largest sports arena in the state and ranks among the nation's 20 largest on-campus facilities.

A total of 16 fifth- and sixth-year players, 15 seniors, 31 juniors, 23 sophomores and 25 freshmen make up the 2026 OU roster, as the Sooners embark on their second year in the Southeastern Conference. Thirty-five players have spent at least two years at Oklahoma, while 43 are new to the program this season.

OU will face Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Florida and Texas A&M for the first time in SEC play. Kentucky, South Carolina, Ole Miss and Texas A&M visit Norman, while the Sooners will play at Georgia, Mississippi State, Florida and Missouri. The non-conference slate includes home contests vs. UTEP and New Mexico around a road test at Michigan.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

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External Communications Staff................................................................................. 4 Covering the Sooners................................................................................................... 5 Quick Facts...................................................................................................................... 6 By the Numbers...............................................................................................................7 Game Day Travel Map................................................................................................... 8 Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium................................................... 9 Championship Tradition..............................................................................................10 50 Conference Titles....................................................................................................16 27 Straight Bowls..........................................................................................................18 31 Bowl Victories...........................................................................................................19 Seven Heisman Winners............................................................................................20 National Award Winners............................................................................................ 22 First-Team All-Americans..........................................................................................24 Sooners in the NFL Draft...........................................................................................26 National Spotlight........................................................................................................ 28 Game Day in Norman..................................................................................................30 OU-Texas Weekend..................................................................................................... 32 Stunning Stadium........................................................................................................34 Over 100 Years of Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium............... 36 Emphasis on Academics............................................................................................ 38 Sooners Serve.............................................................................................................. 40 SOUL Mission.................................................................................................................41 The University...............................................................................................................42 Norman...........................................................................................................................44 Oklahoma City..............................................................................................................45 Notable Alumni.............................................................................................................46 Southeastern Conference.......................................................................................... 47 Radio and TV.................................................................................................................48

2026 PREVIEW

Rosters............................................................................................................................50 OU at a Glance.............................................................................................................. 52 2026 Outlook................................................................................................................ 53 Preseason Notebook...................................................................................................60

STAFF

Head Coach Brent Venables..................................................................................... 62 General Manager Jim Nagy.......................................................................................66 Assistant Coaches........................................................................................................67 Football Staff................................................................................................................80

2025 REVIEW

Team and Individual Statistics.................................................................................126 Individual Statistics....................................................................................................127 Team Statistics/Starters............................................................................................129 Team Statistics............................................................................................................ 130 Defensive Statistics.....................................................................................................131 Participation................................................................................................................ 134 Season Superlatives...................................................................................................135 Longest Plays...............................................................................................................136 Conference/NCAA Rankings...................................................................................137 Game Recaps...............................................................................................................138

HISTORY

Individual Records..................................................................................................... 146 Team Records.............................................................................................................. 148 Longest Plays.............................................................................................................. 149 Rushing Records........................................................................................................ 150 Passing Records...........................................................................................................151 Receiving Records......................................................................................................153 Bowl History................................................................................................................ 154 Bowl Recaps.................................................................................................................155 Heisman Trophy Winners..........................................................................................175 First-Team All-Americans.........................................................................................179 College Football Hall of Fame Inductees............................................................. 191 National Award Winners...........................................................................................192 All-Conference Honors..............................................................................................193 Letterwinners...............................................................................................................197 NFL Draftees.............................................................................................................. 203 All-Time Results......................................................................................................... 208 Year-by-Year Records................................................................................................216

UNIVERSITY

University President...................................................................................................218 Director of Athletics.................................................................................................. 219 Athletics Administration...........................................................................................221 Prentice Gautt Academic Center...........................................................................222 Academics/Performance Excellence Staffs........................................................223 Sooner Traditions...................................................................................................... 224

PLAYERS

Player Profiles...............................................................................................................90 2026 Signing Class..................................................................................................... 119

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Coupled with OU’s new scouting department, identifying and recruiting prospects, coaching talent to play at its peak and preparing players for life after college, whether it be in our out of sport, are just some of the areas where head coach Brent Venables and the Oklahoma football staff thrive.

Among the Sooners returning are a group of 19 offensive lettermen, 17 defensive lettermen and five specialist lettermen. Fourteen starters are back (eight on offense, six on defense) as the program plays its third season in the SEC and seeks its sixth trip to the College Football Playoff.

Oklahoma registered its second 10-win season under head coach Brent Venables in 2025 and reached the College Football Playoff behind one of the country’s stingiest defenses. OU led the nation in sacks and tackles for loss, and ranked among the top 10 in points and yards allowed. Tate Sandell also won the Lou Groza Award.

History is one tough customer at Oklahoma. The tradition, so rich and so long-standing, is as daunting as it is impressive. To be among the best at Oklahoma is to be among the best in college football. Review award winners, player honors, letterwinners, bowl game tradition, Sooners in the NFL and more.

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SEASON BY SEASON The 2026 season will mark the 132nd campaign of intercollegiate football at OU. The Sooners were playing football 12 years before Oklahoma even became a state. Rarely has a football program and commonwealth enjoyed a more harmonious relationship than what exists in the Sooner state.

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EXTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

COMMUNICATIONS/DIGITAL STRATEGY

MIKE HOUCK Sr. Associate AD (Primary FB)

BECCA OPHEIM Associate AD, Digital Strategy and Revenue Innovation

PATRICK DUNN Director, Digital/ Communications (Tertiary FB/BASE)

BROCK BORGESON COBE WASTLER Director, Director, Digital Communications Strategy (SOC/SB)

JOSH POTEET Associate Director, Communications (WBB/MGOLF)

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ERIC HOLLIER Sr. Director, Communications (Secondary FB)

JACOB POTTER Associate AD, Video Services

LUKE BOOKER Associate Director, Video Content

MEGAN BYLE Assistant Director, Motion Graphics

DAN CAVANAUGH Director, Broadcasting

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JOEL MANNING DAVIS KUCK Director, Big Screens/ Field EIC Entertainment

RICHARD MARDIS Director/Editor

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MICHAEL MEEK Assistant Director, Video Content

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MADISON PLUMMER Assistant Director, Video Content

WINSTON ROSS Broadcast Director and Studio Tech

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Associate Director/ Communications (VB/WGYM)

CREATIVE STRATEGY

SCOTT MATTHEWS JOHNNY SMILEY Assistant AD, Director, Creative Graphic Design Content and Facility Project Management

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COVERING THE SOONERS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

2026 MEDIA COVERAGE POLICIES The following media policies are subject to change at any time.

Credentials

Requests for media credentials for University of Oklahoma home games should be made online at SoonerSports.com/fbcredentials. Only those requests submitted by the sports editor of a print or digital publication, or the sports director of a radio or television station will be considered. Priority is given to daily newspapers (by circulation), television stations and radio stations that program sports for more than half of their daily broadcast schedules. A credential does not guarantee a seat and access to the team bench area is prohibited at all times. Credential requests should be made no later than one week before each game. Any organization that requests a single-game credential then does not use it might be prohibited from receiving another pass the remainder of the season. No credential requests will be granted after Wednesday of game week.

Red River Rivalry Credentials

Those interested in covering the annual Oklahoma-Texas game at Dallas will need to make a separate request for credentials. Aside from national media, only season credential holders are eligible. Because Oklahoma will serve as the host school this year, credential requests should be made at SoonerSports.com/rrrcredentials. OU-based media credentials will be distributed at the Tuesday media luncheon in Norman. Any credentials not claimed that day will be available the Friday before the game at a pickup location in Dallas (time and location TBA).

Credential Pickup (OU Home Games)

Credentials may be picked up at media will call at the OU Athletics Ticket Office (west side of Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium) beginning 2.5 hours before kickoff. Each media representative must claim his or her pass by showing official ID. No group pickups are allowed on game day.

Parking Passes

Parking passes will be available to credentialed media on a game-by-game basis. OU will utilize digital parking passes for the 2026 season. More information will be shared directly with media members who request parking.

MEDIA AVAILABILITY Practices: Oklahoma’s practices during the regular season are closed to media. Media are not permitted to observe practices or workouts from any location without approval from the OU Athletics Communications Office. Reporters will be permitted to view/record portions of Sooner practices in Norman during preseason camp, ahead of bowl play and in spring. Tuesday: Weekly press conferences for head coach Brent Venables and offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle will be held Tuesdays in person at 11 a.m. CT (Arbuckle) and 11:30 (Venables). Select Wednesdays: Head coach Brent Venables will participate in the SEC’s football coaches’ teleconference, to be held on select Wednesdays, from 10:40-10:50 a.m. CT. Contact the SEC Communications Office for access. Player Availability: Player availability during the season will occur following Monday practice, which will conclude early evening. The schedule will be communicated to local media each week. Some players have Monday evening class that could preclude them from interviews. Media are not permitted to directly contact OU players, coaches or staff. All interview requests must be directed to the OU Athletics Communications Office. Game Day: Postgame availability only. Members of the OU Athletics Communications staff will escort media representatives to the appropriate postgame interview areas with seven minutes remaining in the game. The Oklahoma locker room, home or away, is closed to media at all times. For games in Norman, head coach Brent Venables, OU offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle and several OU players will be brought to the team’s Red Room for press conferences and breakout interviews, while the opposing head coach will meet with the media inside the opponent interview room in the SoonerVision studio (southwest corner, under the stadium grandstands). An OU Athletics Communications Office representative will be on hand to assist media in finding these areas. Contact the visiting team SID for postgame player availability.

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OU Athletics on X...................................................................................... @OU_Athletics OU Football on X........................................................................................ @OU_Football OU Athletics on Facebook............................................................... Oklahoma Sooners OU Football on Facebook................................................................ Oklahoma Football OU Athletics on Instagram..................................................................... @OU_Athletics OU Football on Instagram....................................................................... @OU_Football Southeastern Conference....................................................................... SECSports.com SEC on X........................................................................................................................@SEC SEC Media Services...................................................................... CollegePressBox.com NCAA Statistics..................................................................................... NCAASports.com

SEC Primary Football Communications Contacts

Alabama............................Alex Thompson................................athompson@ia.ua.edu Arkansas............................Kyle Parkinson.........................................kparkin@uark.edu Auburn...............................Taylor Bryan........................................jtb0028@auburn.edu Florida................................Scott Burns....................................... scottb@gators.ufl.edu Georgia..............................Leland Barrow.................................leland@sports.uga.edu Kentucky............................Susan Lax........................................................slax0@uky.edu LSU......................................Michael Bonnette....................................mbonnet@lsu.edu Ole Miss..............................Kyle Campbell.......................................... kyle@olemiss.edu Mississippi State..............Brandon Langlois.........blanglois@athletics.msstate.edu Missouri..............................Josh Maxson................................... jmaxson@missouri.edu Oklahoma..........................Mike Houck................................................. mhouck@ou.edu South Carolina.................Michael DeBates..................... mdebates@mailbox.sc.edu Tennessee..........................Bill Martin...................................billmartin@tennessee.edu Texas...................................John Bianco.................john.bianco@athletics.utexas.edu Texas A&M.........................Kat Castner.......................... kcastner@athletics.tamu.edu Vanderbilt..........................Laura Topp................................laura.topp@vanderbilt.edu

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QUICK FACTS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

2025 REVIEW

Name of School.............................................................................University of Oklahoma Location.............................................................................................................Norman, Okla. Founded..............................................................................................................................1890 Enrollment....................................................................................................................... 36,510 Nickname..................................................................................................................... Sooners School Colors........................................................................................ Crimson and Cream Conference........................................................................................................................... SEC President.....................................................................................................Joseph Harroz Jr. Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Programs and Director of Athletics......................................................................................Roger Denny School Website.............................................................................................................OU.edu Athletics Website................................................................................... SoonerSports.com Conference Website.................................................................................... SECSports.com

2025 Final Record..............................................................................................................10-3 SEC Record...............................................................................................6-2 (5th-place tie) Final AP Ranking....................................................................................................................13 Final Coaches Ranking.........................................................................................................10 Final CFP Ranking................................................................................................................... 8

STADIUM/FIELD INFORMATION Stadium Name...................................Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium Field Name............................................................................................................. Owen Field Surface................................................................................................................ Natural Grass Official Capacity.............................................................................................................80,126 First Game at Stadium ....................................................... Oct. 17, 1925 (OU 7, Drake 0) Record at Stadium............................................................... 429-90-15 (.817; 1925-2025) First Game at Owen Field ...................... Oct. 20, 1923 (OU 62, Washington [Mo.] 7) Record at Owen Field..........................................................432-94-16 (.812; 1923-2025) Most Consecutive Home Wins...................................................................39 (2005-2011) Largest Crowd.................................................88,308 on Nov. 11, 2017 (OU 38, TCU 20)

OKLAHOMA COACHES AND STAFF Brent Venables (Kansas State, 1992)................................ Head Coach (Fifth Season) Jim Nagy (Michigan, 1996).............................................General Manager for Football Ben Arbuckle (West Texas A&M, 2018).................................... Offensive Coordinator Todd Bates (Alabama, 2005).......................... Associate Head Coach/Co-Defensive ...................................................................Coordinator/Run Defense/Defensive Tackles Bill Bedenbaugh (Iowa Wesleyan, 1995)................................................. Offensive Line Miguel Chavis (Clemson, 2010)................................................................ Defensive Ends Nate Dreiling (Pittsburg State, 2013)............................................... Inside Linebackers Wes Goodwin (Mississippi State, 2007)........... Assistant Linebackers/Outside LBs Brandon Hall (Oklahoma, 2000)............................................................................Safeties Emmett Jones (North Texas, 1999)............. Passing Game Coord./Wide Receivers John Kuceyeski (Penn State, 2009)...........................................................Quarterbacks Deland McCullough (Miami [OH], 1996)................................................ Running Backs LaMar Morgan (Louisiana-Lafayette, 2007)...............................................Cornerbacks Kevin Wilson (North Carolina, 1984)................... Assistant Head Coach for Offense Jason Witten (Tennessee, 2008)..................................................................... Tight Ends Doug Deakin (San Diego State, 2010)..............................Special Teams Coordinator Xavier Brewer (Clemson, 2012)..........................................Assistant Secondary Coach James Dobson (Wisconsin, 1996)...........................Director of Sports Enhancement Jerry Schmidt (Nebraska, 1986)...........................................Elite Performance Liaison Robert Sausaman, PhD. (Memphis, 2009).........................Director of Sport Science Jacob Maloney (Clemson, 2019)................................Director of Football Operations Aaron Cheatwood (Ottawa [Kan.], 2021)........................................ Defensive Analyst Jeremiah Criddell (Oklahoma, 2022)................................................ Defensive Analyst James Skalski (Clemson, 2019)........................................................... Defensive Analyst DeShawn Williams (Clemson, 2014).................................................. Defensive Analyst Nick Basquine (Oklahoma, 2018)........................................................ Offensive Analyst Blaise Bentsen (Houston Christian, 2021)......................................... Offensive Analyst Colt Garrett (Texas Tech, 2019)............................................................ Offensive Analyst Darrian Wilson (South Carolina State, 2014)................................... Offensive Analyst Clayton Woods (Oklahoma, 2019)..................................................... Offensive Analyst Stephen Copeland (Alabama, 2022)......................................... Special Teams Analyst

THE 2026 SOONERS Offensive Lettermen Returning.........................................................................................19 Defensive Lettermen Returning......................................................................................... 17 Specialist Lettermen Returning.......................................................................................... 5 Lettermen Lost...................................................................................................................... 27 Sixth-Years................................................................................................................................ 2 Fifth-Years................................................................................................................................14 Seniors......................................................................................................................................15 Juniors.......................................................................................................................................31 Sophomores........................................................................................................................... 23 Freshmen................................................................................................................................. 25

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OKLAHOMA FOOTBALL HISTORY First Year of Football........................................................... 1895 (2026 is 132nd season) All-Time Record........................................................................................960-351-53 (.723) All-Time Conference Record..................................................................539-174-22 (.748) All-Time Bowl Record..................................................................................... 31-27-1 (.534) National Championships (AP)............................................................................................. 7 2000 1985 1975 1974 1956 1955 1950 National Championships (NCAA-Recognized)..............................................................16 2003 2000 1986 1985 1980 1978 1975 1974 1973 1967 1957 1956 1955 1953 1950 1949 Conference Titles...................................................................................... 50 (most in FBS) 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2012 2010 2008 2007 2006 2004 2002 2000 1987 1986 1985 1984 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1968 1967 1962 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953 1952 1951 1950 1949 1948 1947 1946 1944 1943 1938 1920 1918 1915 Big 12 Conference Titles.......................................................................................................14 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2012 2010 2008 2007 2006 2004 2002 2000 Bowl Appearances................................................................................................................59 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1994 1993 1991 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1972 1971 1970 1968 1967 1964 1962 1958 1957 1955 1953 1950 1949 1948 1946 1938 Bowl Championships............................................................................................................31 2021 2020 2016 2013 2011 2010 2009 2005 2002 2001 2000 1993 1991 1986 1985 1981 1980 1979 1978 1976 1975 1972 1971 1967 1958 1957 1955 1953 1949 1948 1946 Undefeated Seasons.............................................................................................................14 2000 1974 1973 1956 1955 1954 1949 1920 1918 1915 1911 1898 1897 1896 10+ Win Seasons.................................................................. 43 (second most nationally) 2025 2023 2021 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2013 2012 2011 2010 2008 2007 2006 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1987 1986 1985 1980 1979 1978 1977 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1967 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1950 1949 1948 1938 1915 Most Consecutive Wins........................................... 47, 1953-1957 (NCAA FBS Record) All-Time Points Scored................................................................38,986 (No. 1 in Nation) First-Team All-Americans...................................................................169 (83 Consensus) First-Team All-Conference Players (Coaches)........................................................... 520 Heisman Trophy Winners......................7 (1952, 1969, 1978, 2003, 2008, 2017, 2018) Heisman Trophy Runners-Up.........................6 (1954, 1972, 1979, 2000, 2004, 2019) Years with OU Player in Heisman Top 10........................................................................28 National Award Winners.....................................................................................................93 All-Time NFL Draft Picks .....425 (five No. 1 overall picks; tied for most nationally) All-Time First-Round Picks.................................................................................................49 Sooners on Television..................................................................502 Games (353-144-5) First TV Game........... Nov. 8, 1952, on NBC (at No. 10 Notre Dame 27, No. 4 OU 21)

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BY THE NUMBERS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

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Brent Venables...................................... (2022-)................................................32-20 (.615) Lincoln Riley.......................................... (2017-21)............................................ 55-10 (.846) Bob Stoops ........................................... (1999-2016)...................................... 191-48 (.799) John Blake ............................................. (1996-1998)........................................ 12-22 (.353) Howard Schnellenberger .................. (1995)................................................... 5-5-1 (.500) Gary Gibbs ............................................ (1989-1994)...................................44-23-2 (.652) Barry Switzer ........................................ (1973-1988)...................................157-29-4 (.837) Chuck Fairbanks .................................. (1967-1972).......................................52-15-1 (.772) Jim Mackenzie ...................................... (1966).....................................................6-4 (.600) Gomer Jones ........................................ (1964-1965)........................................ 9-11-1 (.452) Bud Wilkinson ...................................... (1947-1963)..................................145-29-4 (.826) Jim Tatum .............................................. (1946)...................................................... 8-3 (.727) Dewey Luster ....................................... (1941-1945)..................................... 27-18-3 (.594) Thomas Stidham ................................. (1937-1940)......................................27-8-3 (.792) Lawrence Jones.................................... (1935-1936).........................................9-6-3 (.583) Lewie Hardage ..................................... (1932-1934)...................................... 11-12-4 (.482) Adrian Lindsey ..................................... (1927-1931)......................................19-19-6 (.500) Bennie Owen ........................................ (1905-1926)................................ 122-54-16 (.677) Fred Ewing ............................................ (1904)...................................................4-3-1 (.563) Mark McMahon ..................................... (1902-1903)........................................11-7-3 (.595) Fred Roberts ........................................ (1901)......................................................3-2 (.600) Vernon Parrington .............................. (1897-1900).........................................9-2-1 (.792) No Coach ............................................... (1896)....................................................2-0 (1.000) John Harts ............................................. (1895)...................................................... 0-1 (.000)

OKLAHOMA FOOTBALL BY DECADE 2020s................................................................................................................... 52-24 (.684) 2010s................................................................................................................109-25-0 (.813) 2000s............................................................................................................... 110-24-0 (.821) 1990s...................................................................................................................61-51-3 (.543) 1980s.................................................................................................................. 91-26-2 (.773) 1970s..................................................................................................................102-13-3 (.877) 1960s................................................................................................................62-40-2 (.606) 1950s...................................................................................................................93-10-2 (.895) 1940s..................................................................................................................69-27-4 (.710) 1930s.................................................................................................................49-33-12 (.585) 1920s.................................................................................................................. 38-30-11 (.551) 1910s..................................................................................................................65-20-6 (.747) 1900s..................................................................................................................51-26-8 (.647) 1890s (First season in 1895)............................................................................8-2-0 (.800) Overall 960-351-53 (.723)

ALL-TIME WINNING PERCENTAGE 1. Ohio State.............................................................................................. 990-337-53 (.737) 2. Alabama................................................................................................985-345-43 (.733) 3. Michigan...............................................................................................1,021-362-36 (.732) 4. Notre Dame..........................................................................................993-342-42 (.736) 5. Oklahoma................................................................................... 960-351-53 (.723) 6. Texas.......................................................................................................971-398-33 (.704) 7. USC......................................................................................................... 891-378-54 (.694) 8. Penn State............................................................................................950-418-42 (.689) 9. Nebraska...............................................................................................931-436-40 (.676) 10. Tennessee............................................................................................894-422-53 (.672) Minimum 30% of years spent in Division I-A/FBS (1869-2024)

WEEKS RANKED NO. 1 IN AP POLL* 1. Alabama.............................................................................................................................. 141 2. Ohio State ........................................................................................................................ 120 3. Oklahoma.................................................................................................................101 4. Notre Dame........................................................................................................................98 5. USC........................................................................................................................................91 6. Florida State...................................................................................................................... 72 7. Nebraska..............................................................................................................................70 8. Miami (Fla.) .......................................................................................................................68 9. Georgia................................................................................................................................54 10. Texas...................................................................................................................................50

WEEKS RANKED IN TOP 5 OF AP POLL* 1. Alabama............................................................................................................................ 467 2. Ohio State........................................................................................................................ 464 3. Oklahoma............................................................................................................... 432 4. Michigan............................................................................................................................325 5. Notre Dame......................................................................................................................323 6. Nebraska ......................................................................................................................... 296 7. Texas.................................................................................................................................. 290 8. USC.....................................................................................................................................286 9. Florida State....................................................................................................................257 10. Miami (Fla.) .................................................................................................................... 214 * 1,267 Associated Press polls since service began in 1936

AP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. Alabama........................... 12....... (2020, '17, '15, '12, '11, '09, '92, '79, '78, '65, '64, '61) 2. Notre Dame.................... 8....................................(1988, '77, '73, '66, '49, '47, '46, '43) 3. Oklahoma....................7................................. (2000, '85, '75, '74, '56, '55, '50) 4. Ohio State....................... 6..................................................(2024, '14, '02, '68, '54, '42) 5. Miami (Fla.) .................. 5........................................................... (2001, '91, '89, '87, '83) USC .................................. 5......................................................... (2004, '03, '72, '67, '62) Nebraska......................... 5........................................................... (1997, '95, '94, '71, '70)

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. Oklahoma...................................................................................................................50 2. Nebraska.............................................................................................................................46 3. Michigan..............................................................................................................................45 4. Ohio State...........................................................................................................................39 5. USC....................................................................................................................................... 37 6. Tulsa..................................................................................................................................... 35 7. Alabama .............................................................................................................................34 8. Texas.................................................................................................................................... 33 9. Fresno State.......................................................................................................................29 10. Clemson.............................................................................................................................28 Utah ...................................................................................................................................28

* 1,267 Associated Press polls since service began in 1936

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MEMORIAL STADIUM 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

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M GAYLORD FAMILY — OKLAHOMA MEMORIAL STADIUM One of America’s most recognized college football cathedrals, Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium celebrates its 102nd season in 2026. Situated on the east side of the Norman campus, this historical facility is the largest sports venue in the state and ranks among the 20 largest college football stadiums in the nation. With the expansion of Oklahoma Memorial Stadium to an official capacity of 83,489 in 2016 (it was reduced to 80,126 in 2019 due to aisle and seat widening) and with every home game exceeding that capacity, Oklahoma set numerous attendance records the past few years. In fact, the 18 largest crowds in stadium history have occurred in the past 10 seasons. Oklahoma’s average attendance in 2025 for eight home games was 83,534, ranking OU No. 13 in the nation. The largest crowd ever to watch a game in the history of the state of Oklahoma jammed Memorial Stadium on Nov. 11, 2017. The No. 5 Sooners cruised to a 38-20 win over No. 8 TCU in front of 88,308 spectators. OU has compiled a 151-17 home record the last 27 seasons, good for the second-best winning percentage (.899) in the nation during that period (Boise State enters the 2026 season with a .906 mark at 155-16).

STADIUM QUICK FACTS Stadium Name..................................Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium Field Name............................................................................................................. Owen Field Field..................................................................................................................... Natural Grass Official Capacity.............................................................................................................80,126 First Year............................................................................................................................. 1925 First Game at Site........................................Oct. 20, 1923 (OU 62, Washington, Mo. 7) First Game at Stadium........................................................ Oct. 17, 1925 (OU 7, Drake 0) Largest Crowd.................................................88,308 on Nov. 11, 2017 (OU 38, TCU 20) OU’s Record at Stadium................................................... 429-90-15 (.817) (1925-2025) Most Consecutive Wins...............................................................................39 (2005-2011)

STADIUM CAPACITY THROUGH THE YEARS 2021....................................................................................................................................80,126 2020#.............................................................................................................................. 22,700 2019*..................................................................................................................................80,126 2016..................................................................................................................................83,489 2004...................................................................................................................................82,112 2003..................................................................................................................................81,207 1998^................................................................................................................................. 72,765 1980................................................................................................................................. 75,004 1975..................................................................................................................................... 71,187 1957....................................................................................................................................61,836 1949.................................................................................................................................55,000 1929..................................................................................................................................32,000 1925...................................................................................................................................16,000 # Capacity temporarily decreased due to the COVID-19 pandemic * Capacity decreased due to aisle and seat widening ^ Capacity decreased to accommodate disability seating

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CHAMPIONSHIP TRADITION 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

BOB STOOPS

Great college football and the Oklahoma Sooners. For as long as anyone can remember, the two have been one and the same. Unlike some schools where tradition represents ancient history, or others where it harkens back only a few years, Oklahoma’s tradition is a constant accomplishment unfettered by eras or time.

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The Sooners were playing football before Oklahoma became a state and have achieved a legacy so successful that more than contributing to the history of this great game, it defines it.

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MODERN ERA'S MOST SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM

BARRY SWITZER

Oklahoma is king in the modern era of college football (1946-2025). Since the end of World War II, the Sooners are the nation’s No. 1 team, with more victories (716) than any other school. It also owns the second-best winning percentage (.762) among Power Four programs (Ohio State; .773).

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TEXAS

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NOTRE DAME

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A LEGACY OF WINNING Oklahoma has played in four national championship games and five College Football Playoffs over the last 26 seasons and won 14 Big 12 championships. OU also has turned out a list of award winners and draft picks so long that it taxes even the best memory to name them all. Greatness begets greatness and there has been plenty of that in Norman for generations. Now, from all corners of the country, the best players come to join a program of traditional success that is riding one of its biggest waves. Statistics prove that Oklahoma is likely to hit the 11-win mark about as much as any program in the nation, as the Sooners rank second nationally with 27 seasons of at least 11 victories (one behind Alabama’s 28). And over the past 26 years (since the start of the 2000 season), OU has registered 20 campaigns of at least 10 wins, second behind Ohio State for the most nationally. The Sooners’ 43 all-time seasons of at least 10 wins rank second nationally (one behind Alabama).

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Most All-Time Seasons of at Least 11 Wins

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JOSH HEUPEL

AP NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1950, 1955, 1956, 1974, 1975, 1985, 2000 Oklahoma is Championship Football Nothing defines the competitive success of a college athletics program like a national championship. Oklahoma, with seven football national titles sprinkled over five decades, is one of the very few programs that sets out each fall with the expectation and legitimate goal of pursuing the national crown. That pursuit rates as a lot more than just talk around Norman. The aura is unmistakable, and it radiates from real and repeated success on college football’s biggest stage. Oklahoma’s seven AP national championships rank as third most nationally, behind only Alabama (12) and Notre Dame (8). The Sooners, under Bob Stoops, earned the program’s most recent title in 2000 with an Orange Bowl victory over Florida State to cap a 13-0 season. OU’s other championships came under Barry Switzer in 1974, 1975 and 1985, and Bud Wilkinson in 1950, 1955 and 1956.

Consensus National Titles Since 1950

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Oklahoma played for the national title four times during Stoops’ tenure (2000, 2003, 2004, 2008). During the BCS era, the Sooners were the only team to play in all five BCS bowl games and played in nine total. OU was ranked No. 1 in 20 BCS rankings — the most nationally. Until 2022, the Sooners were also the only Big 12 program to appear in the College Football Playoff, playing in the Orange Bowl (2015 season) along with the Rose Bowl, Orange Bowl and Peach Bowl (2017, ’18 and ’19 seasons, respectively). OU also hosted a 2025 CFP game. In the words of Switzer: “People don't know what it means to be champions. Oklahoma invented it.”

Longest Winning Streaks All-Time

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2016 BIG 12 CHAMPIONS

2017 BIG 12 CHAMPIONS

2018 BIG 12 CHAMPIONS

2019 BIG 12 CHAMPIONS

2020 BIG 12 CHAMPIONS

Every OU freshman class from 1999-2020 won at least one Big 12 championship. The 2015, 2016 and 2017 freshman classes each won four Big 12 titles.

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OU WON 14 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS; SCHOOL WITH NEXT MOST WON FOUR As a member of the Big 12 Conference since its inception in 1996 through 2023, Oklahoma won 14 Big 12 championships, or 10 more than the program with the second most titles (Texas). On average, the Sooners won a Big 12 championship every other year. OU earned its most recent crown in 2020 by winning the Big 12 Championship game over Iowa State, 27-21. The Sooners’ other Big 12 titles came in 2019 (30-23 in overtime over Baylor in the league championship game in Arlington, Texas), 2018 (39-27 win over Texas in Arlington), 2017 (41-17 win over TCU in Arlington), 2016 (9-0 conference record), 2015 (8-1), 2012 (8-1), 2010 (23-20 win over Nebraska in Arlington), 2008 (62-21 win over Missouri in Kansas City, Mo.), 2007 (38-17 win over Missouri in San Antonio), 2006 (21-7 win over Nebraska in Kansas City), 2004 (42-3 win over Colorado in Kansas City), 2002 (29-7 win over Colorado in Houston) and 2000 (27-24 win over Kansas State in Kansas City).

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OKLAHOMA’S 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Year 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2012 2010 2008 2007 2006 2004 2002 2000 1987 1986 1985

Conf. Record Overall Coach Big 12 6-2 9-2 Lincoln Riley Big 12 8-1 12-2 Lincoln Riley Big 12 8-1 12-2 Lincoln Riley Big 12 8-1 12-2 Lincoln Riley Big 12 9-0 11-2 Bob Stoops Big 12 8-1 11-2 Bob Stoops Big 12 8-1 10-3 Bob Stoops Big 12 6-2 12-2 Bob Stoops Big 12 7-1 12-2 Bob Stoops Big 12 6-2 11-3 Bob Stoops Big 12 7-1 11-3 Bob Stoops Big 12 8-0 12-1 Bob Stoops Big 12 6-2 12-2 Bob Stoops Big 12 8-0 13-0 Bob Stoops Big Eight 7-0 11-1 Barry Switzer Big Eight 7-0 11-1 Barry Switzer Big Eight 7-0 11-1 Barry Switzer

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Conf. Record Overall Coach Big Eight 6-1 9-2-1 Barry Switzer Big Eight 7-0 10-2 Barry Switzer Big Eight 7-0 11-1 Barry Switzer Big Eight 6-1 11-1 Barry Switzer Big Eight 7-0 10-2 Barry Switzer Big Eight 5-2 9-2-1 Barry Switzer Big Eight 6-1 11-1 Barry Switzer Big Eight 7-0 11-0 Barry Switzer Big Eight 7-0 10-0-1 Barry Switzer Big Eight 5-1 11-1 Chuck Fairbanks Big Eight 6-1 7-4 Chuck Fairbanks Big Eight 7-0 10-1 Chuck Fairbanks Big Eight 7-0 8-3 Bud Wilkinson Big Seven 5-1 7-3 Bud Wilkinson Big Seven 6-0 10-1 Bud Wilkinson Big Seven 6-0 10-1 Bud Wilkinson Big Seven 6-0 10-0 Bud Wilkinson

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Conf. Record Overall Coach Big Seven 6-0 11-0 Bud Wilkinson Big Seven 6-0 10-0 Bud Wilkinson Big Seven 6-0 9-1-1 Bud Wilkinson Big Seven 5-0 8-1-1 Bud Wilkinson Big Seven 6-0 8-2 Bud Wilkinson Big Seven 6-0 10-1 Bud Wilkinson Big Seven 5-0 11-0 Bud Wilkinson Big Seven 5-0 10-1 Bud Wilkinson Big Six 4-0-1 7-2-1 Bud Wilkinson Big Six 4-1 8-3 Jim Tatum Big Six 4-0-1 6-3-1 Snorter Luster Big Six 5-0 7-2 Snorter Luster Big Six 5-0 10-1 Tom Stidham Mo. Valley 4-0-1 6-0-1 Bennie Owen Southwest 2-0 6-0 Bennie Owen Southwest 3-0 10-0 Bennie Owen

Sooners Lead Nation in Conference Titles

Oklahoma won its first conference championship in 1915 and has since tacked on another 49. In other words, the Sooners average a conference title just about every two seasons. That pace has actually improved since 2000 with 14 league crowns in 26 years.

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championship (14) than it has lost home games (17).

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LAST 11 YEARS: 5 COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES, PLUS SUGAR, COTTON AND MORE Fifty-nine bowl appearances and 31 bowl victories have firmly entrenched Oklahoma among the most tradition-rich schools in America. The Sooners have become synonymous with postseason play at the highest level. At a school where the bowl history is laced with games of historical significance, the last several years have represented another fabulous roll for the Schooner. OU enjoys favored status among the bowl community, mostly for its tradition, but also for its robust fan following. Regardless of the location, Sooner fans flock to follow a bowl tradition that is as fresh as it is historic. The Sooners have made 27 consecutive bowl appearances, the second-longest active streak in the nation as recognized by the NCAA. Of those 27 showings, four were national championship bouts, nine were BCS bowl games, five were College Football Playoff semifinals contests and 13 were in January. The Sooners and their fans have enjoyed trips to Phoenix, San Diego, Miami, Pasadena, New Orleans, Atlanta, Dallas, San Antonio and Orlando while playing in the most prestigious bowls in college football.

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Fast Fact u Thirty-nine of OU’s 59 bowl appearances have come in games that

comprise the current College Football Playoff: Orange (20), Sugar (8), Fiesta (5), Cotton (3), Rose (2) and Peach (1). OU also hosted a 2025 CFP game.

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31 BOWL VICTORIES 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

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Perennial Bowl Power The Sooners have been a mainstay in college football’s bowl tradition since their first trip to Miami in 1939. OU has appeared in a bowl game in each of the last 27 seasons, a run that ranks as the second-longest in the nation behind Georgia (28). Oklahoma ranks sixth among all schools in total bowl wins with 31, and is one of just five programs with at least 59 bowl appearances.

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BILLY VESSELS 1952

STEVE OWENS 1969

BILLY SIMS 1978

And Most Finalists

Heisman Trophy finalists were first named in 1982, and Oklahoma has produced a nationhigh-tying 11 of them. Here's the list:

JASON WHITE

SAM BRADFORD

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1986 LB Brian Bosworth 2000 QB Josh Heupel 2003 QB Jason White 2004 RB Adrian Peterson QB Jason White 2008 QB Sam Bradford

2016 QB Baker Mayfield WR Dede Westbrook 2017 QB Baker Mayfield 2018 QB Kyler Murray 2019 QB Jalen Hurts

OU's Seven Heisman Trophy Winners Are Nation's Second Most For many years, college football has paused at the end of each season to recognize its finest players. The award names like Heisman, Outland, Thorpe, Mackey and Butkus are woven into the fabric of the game as a tribute to the past and a beacon for the present. The awards ceremonies attract the greatest names in the game, and of course, they attract and honor Oklahoma Sooners. The road to the bright lights, podium and acceptance speech starts with great talent and hard work, common staples at OU. The Sooner program then provides the national stage on which players can be seen. The result has been an impressive collection of hardware. Oklahoma has produced four Heisman Trophy winners in the last 23 years. Only four other programs have produced four winners ever. When Baker Mayfield (2017) and Kyler Murray (2018) gave OU back-to-back Heisman winners, the Sooners became the only program in college football history to have different quarterbacks win the Heisman Trophy in consecutive seasons.

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BAKER MAYFIELD 2017

KYLER MURRAY 2018

Nation-Leading 10 Heisman Finalists Since 2000 Not only do the Sooners rank second with seven Heisman Trophy winners, they have constantly appeared on Heisman voters' ballots. Oklahoma has sent a nation-leading 10 finalists to New York City since 2000 (Alabama is next with nine): Josh Heupel (2000), Jason White (2003 and 2004), Adrian Peterson (2004), Sam Bradford (2008), Dede Westbrook (2016), Baker Mayfield (2016 and 2017), Kyler Murray (2018) and Jalen Hurts (2019). It is the only program to ever produce five finalists over a four-year span (2016-19). The Sooners have also had multiple players invited to the Heisman ceremony on two different occasions — the only program in the country to accomplish the feat since 1982.

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(seven), it is tied for the most runners-up (six). OU's secondplace Heisman finishers were Kurt Burris (1954), Greg Pruitt (1972), Billy Sims (1979), Josh Heupel (2000), Adrian Peterson (2004) and Jalen Hurts (2019).

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NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

TEDDY LEHMAN

2003 BEDNARIK AND BUTKUS AWARDS

TOMMIE HARRIS

2003 LOMBARDI AWARD

2018 JOE MOORE AWARD

NATION'S BEST OFFENSIVE LINE UNIT RT Cody Ford • RG Dru Samia • C Creed Humphrey • LG Ben Powers • LT Bobby Evans

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DEDE WESTBROOK

MARK ANDREWS

2016 BILETNIKOFF AWARD

2017 MACKEY AWARD

BAKER MAYFIELD 2017 MAXWELL AWARD

KYLER MURRAY

2018 DAVEY O'BRIEN AWARD

Individual National Award Winners Since 2000 Year 2025 2018

Player Tate Sandell Kyler Murray

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Award Lou Groza Award Heisman Trophy Davey O'Brien Award Manning Award Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award AP Player of the Year Mackey Award Heisman Trophy Davey O’Brien Award Maxwell Award Walter Camp Award Manning Award Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award AP Player of the Year Sporting News Player of the Year Chic Harley Award Burlsworth Trophy Biletnikoff Award Campbell Trophy Wuerffel Trophy Bobby Bowden Award Burlsworth Trophy Sporting News Player of the Year Wuerffel Trophy Sammy Baugh Award Heisman Trophy Davey O’Brien Award AP Player of the Year

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Year Player Position 2006 Carl Pendleton DT 2004 Jammal Brown OT 2004 Jason White QB 2003 Tommie Harris DT 2003 Jason White QB 2003 Teddy Lehman LB 2003 Derrick Strait DB 2002 Teddy Lehman LB 2001 Roy Williams DB 2001 Rocky Calmus LB 2000 Josh Heupel QB 2000 J.T. Thatcher PR/KR

Award Sporting News Player of the Year Sammy Baugh Award Chic Harley Award Bobby Bowden Award Outland Trophy Davey O’Brien Award Maxwell Award Unitas Award Lombardi Award Heisman Trophy Davey O’Brien Award AP Player of the Year Sporting News Player of the Year Bednarik Award Butkus Award Nagurski Trophy Thorpe Award ABC Defensive Player of the Year Nagurski Trophy Thorpe Award Butkus Award Walter Camp Trophy AP Player of the Year Sporting News Player of the Year CBS Player of the Year Chic Harley Award Mosi Tatupu Award

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169 FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

If it’s a college football season, the likelihood is that more than one Sooner ranks among the best players in the land. That was true in 1913 when OU produced its first All-American and it’s true today when the rate of additions is so rapid that the total now well outnumbers the age of the program itself.

MARQUISE BROWN

One of college football’s greatest programs has been built by some of college football’s finest players. That’s the natural result when talent meets coaching at a program with eye-popping facilities and great visibility.

MARK CLAYTON

ERIC STRIKER

JAMMAL BROWN

DERRICK STRAIT

ROCKY CALMUS

ORLANDO BROWN

SEC's Consensus All-America Leaders University of Oklahoma players have earned consensus All-America honors 83 times in the program’s history. That's second most among SEC programs (Alabama; 87). What is a consensus All-American? The NCAA officially recognizes selections from five All-America teams: AP, AFCA, FWAA, Sporting News and Walter Camp. A player is designated a consensus All-American if he is a firstteam selection on at least three of the five teams. In 2017 alone, Mark Andrews, Orlando Brown and Baker Mayfield added their names to the prestigious list as they earned first-team All-America honors from all five official bodies, leading the nation.

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48 First-Team All-Americans in the Last 26 Years Oklahoma players have earned first-team All-America honors 48 times since 2000 for an average of 1.8 per year. The total includes 26 offensive players, 19 defensive players and three special teams players. Player Tate Sandell Danny Stutsman CeeDee Lamb Marquise Brown Kyler Murray Ben Powers Mark Andrews Orlando Brown Baker Mayfield Ogbonnia Okoronkwo Dede Westbrook Baker Mayfield Eric Striker Gabe Ikard Ryan Broyles Ryan Broyles Quinton Carter Trent Williams Gerald McCoy Sam Bradford Jermaine Gresham Duke Robinson Gerald McCoy Duke Robinson

Position Kicker Linebacker Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Quarterback Offensive Guard Tight End Offensive Tackle Quarterback Defensive End Wide Receiver Quarterback Linebacker Center Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Defensive Back Offensive Tackle Defensive Tackle Quarterback Tight End Offensive Guard Defensive Tackle Offensive Guard

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Player Curtis Lofton Rufus Alexander Mark Clayton Dan Cody Adrian Peterson Jammal Brown Vince Carter Jammal Brown Tommie Harris Teddy Lehman Antonio Perkins Derrick Strait Jason White Mark Clayton Tommie Harris Brandon Everage Teddy Lehman Rocky Calmus Jeff Ferguson Frank Romero Roy Williams Rocky Calmus Josh Heupel J.T. Thatcher

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Position Linebacker Linebacker Wide Receiver Defensive End Running Back Offensive Tackle Center Offensive Tackle Defensive Tackle Linebacker Punt Returner Defensive Back Quarterback Wide Receiver Defensive Tackle Defensive Back Linebacker Linebacker Punter Offensive Tackle Defensive Back Linebacker Quarterback Defensive Back

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ROY WILLIAMS

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Elite Program Prepares Players for Next Level The league. Pro ball. The next level. It is the dream of every college football player. It is reality for many Oklahoma Sooners. Few programs in the country attract talent and prepare it to move on better than OU. Seven Sooners were tabbed in the 2026 NFL Draft to extend the program's tally to 128 selections since 2000. Oklahoma employs a rigorous strength and conditioning program that is so effective that many of those who have gone on to professional careers come back to Norman in the offseason to continue their training. OU is one of only five programs that has produced at least four NFL Draft picks in at least 17 of the last 19 years. Players with the ability and drive to make the NFL flourish at OU and leave campus equipped to play beyond their college days.

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SOONERS IN THE NFL DRAFT 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

CREED HUMPHREY

CEEDEE LAMB

4-TIME NFL PRO-BOWLER

5-TIME NFL PRO-BOWLER

NIK BONITTO

JALEN HURTS

2-TIME NFL PRO-BOWLER

SUPER BOWL LIX MVP

128 Sooners Picked Over The Last 27 NFL Drafts

Player R Mason Thomas Febechi Nwaiwu Gracen Halton Kendal Daniels Robert Spears-Jennings Jaren Kanak Deion Burks Danny Stutsman Billy Bowman Jr. Tyler Guyton Walter Rouse Jonah Laulu Anton Harrison Marvin Mims Wanya Morris Eric Gray Brayden Willis Nik Bonitto Brian Asamoah Perrion Winfrey Delarrin Turner-Yell Michael Woods II Isaiah Thomas Marquis Hayes Creed Humphrey Ronnie Perkins Rhamondre Stevenson Tre Brown Tre Norwood CeeDee Lamb Kenneth Murray Jalen Hurts Neville Gallimore Kyler Murray Marquise Brown Cody Ford Bobby Evans Dru Samia Ben Powers Austin Seibert Rodney Anderson Baker Mayfield Orlando Brown Mark Andrews Ogbonnia Okoronkwo Joe Mixon Dede Westbrook Samaje Perine Jordan Evans Sterling Shepard Charles Tapper Zack Sanchez Devante Bond Jordan Phillips Geneo Grissom Daryl Williams Blake Bell Tyrus Thompson Aaron Ripkowski Jalen Saunders Aaron Colvin Corey Nelson Trey Millard Lane Johnson

Position Defensive End Offensive Guard Defensive Tackle Linebacker Safety Tight End Wide Receiver Linebacker Safety Offensive Tackle Offensive Tackle Defensive Lineman Offensive Tackle Wide Receiver Offensive Tackle Running Back Tight End Linebacker Linebacker Defensive Tackle Safety Wide Receiver Defensive End Offensive Guard Center Defensive End Running Back Cornerback Defensive Back Wide Receiver Linebacker Quarterback Defensive Tackle Quarterback Wide Receiver Offensive Tackle Offensive Tackle Offensive Guard Offensive Guard Kicker Running Back Quarterback Offensive Tackle Tight End Defensive End/Linebacker Running Back Wide Receiver Running Back Linebacker Wide Receiver Defensive End Defensive Back Linebacker Defensive Tackle Defensive End Offensive Tackle Tight End Offensive Tackle Fullback Wide Receiver Defensive Back Linebacker Fullback Offensive Tackle

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NATIONAL spotlight 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

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NATIONAL spotlight 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

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Sooners at Center of College Football Oklahoma is a household name due to the overwhelming media attention that hovers around the Sooners. Writers and broadcasters representing the nation’s most recognized media outlets regularly interact with OU players and coaches, and routinely spend time in Norman. When they can’t come to campus, those same observers keep tabs on OU thanks to extensive television coverage. In 2025, all 13 Oklahoma games were carried live nationally on the ABC/ ESPN family of networks.

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CONSECUTIVE HOME SELLOUTS (REGULARLY SCHEDULED HOME GAMES)

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CONSECUTIVE TV APPEARANCES

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GAME DAY IN NORMAN 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

167 Consecutive Home Sellouts Fan support is guaranteed at Oklahoma. Since 1999, the Sooners have drawn 12,526,730 fans to Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, with all 167 of their regularly scheduled home games resulting in sellouts (an additional game in 2021 vs. Tulane was moved to Norman due to Hurricane Ida). It is the second-longest current home sellout streak in the nation, trailing only Nebraska. OU has nearly been unbeatable at home, yielding 150 wins in those 167 contests. The thrilling victories have stoked Sooner Nation and helped lead to the expansion of OU’s stadium by more than 11,000 seats. Even so, attendance exceeded the listed capacity in 90 consecutive games prior to 2020 when capacity was limited to 22,700 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2016, Oklahoma fans set a record for average season attendance (86,857) and broke the single-game mark with 87,979 fans against Ohio State. That mark was topped in 2017 versus TCU (88,308). The top 20 seasons for OU home attendance have taken place since the start of the 21st century.

SELLOUT STREAK

Oklahoma has sold out every home game since the start of the 1999 season. During that span, OU has won just three fewer conference championships (14) than it has lost home contests (17).

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GAME DAY IN NORMAN 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

THE OFFICIAL CAPACITY OF MEMORIAL STADIUM IS 80,126, BUT OU AVERAGED 83,534 FANS PER HOME GAME IN 2025. THAT FIGURE PUT THE SOONERS AT NO. 13 IN THE NATION.

THE SOONERS HAVE REGISTERED 59 UNBEATEN SEASONS AT HOME, INCLUDING 16 IN THE LAST 27 YEARS.

GAYLORD FAMILY — OKLAHOMA MEMORIAL STADIUM RANKS AS THE 16TH LARGEST COLLEGE STADIUM IN THE COUNTRY.

OU WON 39 STRAIGHT HOME GAMES FROM 2005-11. THE STREAK WAS THE FIFTH-LONGEST IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL'S MODERN ERA.

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OU HAS WON 82% OF ITS GAMES AT MEMORIAL STADIUM. SINCE THE FACILITY OPENED IN 1925, THE SOONERS ARE 429-90-15 AT HOME.

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THE SOONERS HAVE SOLD OUT 167 CONSECUTIVE ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED GAMES IN NORMAN, EVERY CONTEST SINCE THE START OF THE 1999 SEASON.

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OU-TEXAS WEEKEND 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

Annual October Matchup in Dallas

The Tunnel Experience

The Oklahoma-Texas game, played each season at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, a location approximately halfway between the two campuses, is one of the country’s most spectacular sporting events.

“From the top of The Tunnel that leads into the floor of the Cotton Bowl it looks like no big deal. All you can see is end zone. Then you start running and the world explodes around you. Your eardrums are pounded by the screams of 75,587 people and the blasts of the modified 12-gauge shotguns that the OU Ruf/Nek spirit group carries...

Staged during the State Fair of Texas, the contest is witnessed by a crowd perfectly defined by color — half crimson, half burnt orange — in an atmosphere that is arguably more unique than that found at any other game. This rivalry is one that marks time and gives players and fans alike experiences for a lifetime.

Red River Rivalry Staying at Cotton Bowl Through 2036

“You feel the world shake and start to understand why every Longhorn or Sooner who has taken these steps before you can never seem to find the exact words necessary to convey what has just happened. “You’ve just run down the tunnel at the OU-Texas game — generally regarded as one of the greatest moments a college football player can experience.”

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In December 2023, the universities of Oklahoma and Texas agreed to a contract extension that will keep the historic Allstate Red River Rivalry football game at the Cotton Bowl through 2036. In addition to the Dallas Sports Commission and Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District increasing the game fees paid to each school, as part of the agreement, the City of Dallas agreed to make the single largest investment in the Cotton Bowl Stadium's history; an estimated $140-million, two-year renovation project that honors the Cotton Bowl Stadium's celebrated legacy and distinctive architecture with sweeping enhancements, elevating the fan experience. “The relationship between the storied Allstate Red River Rivalry and the venerable Cotton Bowl is one-of-kind regardless of sport,” said OU Vice President and Director of Athletics Joe Castiglione at the time of the announcement. “Our new agreement guarantees this historic legacy of the University of Oklahoma and the University of Texas at the State Fair of Texas will stretch into a second century. Millions of fans throughout the years have cheered, in-person, for the Sooners or Longhorns on what's become almost sacred ground. It only makes sense for us to do all we can with our partners to keep that tradition alive but also continue to improve upon the experience and access for our fans. The stadium renovations will be extensive, and we can't wait for our fans to experience the enhancements.”

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OU-TEXAS WEEKEND 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

OKLAHOMA HAS WON 10 OF THE LAST 16 MEETINGS IN DALLAS

NUMBER OF OU WINS VS. TEXAS SINCE 1970 (AGAINST 23 LOSSES AND THREE TIES)

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STUNNING STADIUM 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

Palace on the Prairie The University of Oklahoma Board of Regents approved a proposal from OU Athletics on June 25, 2014, to proceed with the development of plans and projects for a major renovation and modernization of Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.

The seating bowl features an expanded concourse, additional restrooms and concessions, and other amenities. The structure also houses 22 suites, 60 open-air loge boxes and 1,976 club seats, and includes two fresh club options for patrons.

The first phase of the building project was completed prior to the 2016 season and focused on the south end zone.

The renovated team portion of the facility allows for all studentathlete services to be moved to the ground floor. That space includes a locker room, large strength and conditioning area, training room, nutrition center, meeting rooms and an elite recovery area.

The most visible aspect was the completion of the south end zone seating bowl, a feature that initially increased stadium capacity to more than 83,000. A new 50-by-170-foot video board — the nation's second largest — was also installed.

The weight room nearly tripled in size to 26,600 square feet and features a 70-yard indoor turfed speed and agility training area. The athletic training room also grew substantially to nearly 10,000 square feet. A 2,356-square-foot north video board was added in 2018.

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Features Include: A bowled in south end zone, new fan seating and options, including club seating, loge boxes and suites, as well as a fan plaza, and additional concession and restroom areas.

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A 132,000-square-foot football complex featuring a new locker room, training room, nutrition area, coaches offices and player meeting rooms.

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A 32,582-square-foot strength and conditioning facility that is triple the size of the previous weight room and features a 70-yard indoor turfed speed and agility training area.

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OVER 100 years of gfoms 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium Turned 100 in 2024

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Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, one of America’s most recognized college football cathedrals, celebrated its 100th season in 2024. Situated on the east side of the Norman campus, this historical facility is the largest sports arena in the state and ranks among the 20 largest on-campus facilities in the nation. Memorial Stadium’s rich heritage has not hindered its evolution, a neverending growth fueled by the football program’s overwhelming popularity. Almost since its inception, the stadium has been a work in progress. That fact holds true today. Using bond money and generous contributions, the stadium has recently undergone a number of changes (see pages 34-35 for information on the latest renovations). Capacity for the "Palace on the Prairie" peaked at 83,489 from 2016-18 following the enclosing of the south end zone stands and addition of premium seating in that area. Due to the widening of stadium aisles and addition of handrails, capacity dropped to its current 80,126 figure prior to the 2019 season. In 1921, OU students started a movement for construction of a student union, and soon the idea had grown to feature a combined football stadium/union. In the original architect's drawings, the north end of the proposed structure was strikingly similar to the present Oklahoma Memorial Union, but the stadium and union were eventually built separately.

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Key Stadium Milestones Inaugural game on Owen Field..........10/20/1923.................. vs. Washington (Mo.) West stands erected.................................. 1925........................Capacity: 16,000 East stands erected................................... 1929....................... Capacity: 32,000 North end enclosed.................................... 1949....................... Capacity: 55,000 Tartan turf replaces grass........................... 1970................................................. South end stands added............................. 1957....................... Capacity: 61,836 West upper deck erected............................ 1975........................Capacity: 71,187 Current south end erected.......................... 1980....................... Capacity: 75,004 Super turf playing surface........................... 1981................................................. Natural playing surface returns................... 1994.......First grass surface since '69 West-side suites added.............................. 1995..................... Total of nine suites Barry Switzer Center opens........................ 1999............ Football support facilities East-side suites and upper deck.................2003........................ Capacity: 82,112 South end enclosed................................... 2016....................... Capacity: 83,489 Stadium attendance record............... 11/11/2017........................vs. TCU (88,308) Seat widening; handrails added..................2019........................Capacity: 80,126

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The first game played at the current stadium site, called Owen Field and named after former head coach and athletics director Bennie Owen, took place Oct. 20, 1923 (a 63-7 win over Washington, Mo.), before stadium construction began. On Oct. 17, 1925, the first contest was played in front of the new 16,000-seat stands on the west side of the field, a 7-0 victory over Drake in which Roy "Goat" Lamb scored the game's only touchdown on a 2-yard run in muddy conditions. Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, named in honor of University personnel who died in World War I, was erected at a cost of approximately $293,000 and dedicated on Nov. 7, 1925, during OU's game against Kansas. East-side stadium stands were added prior to the 1929 season. That addition increased seating capacity to 32,000, where it stood for 20 years. In 1949, OU president George L. Cross pushed for expansion and the result was a six-foot lowering of the old playing surface and the elimination of a running track that surrounded the playing area. The changes produced 7,000 new ringside seats and brought capacity to 55,000. The north end of the stadium also was enclosed. In 1957, green grandstand bleachers were added to the south end of the field, enabling the stadium to hold 61,836 fans. In July, 1970 the original natural grass surface was removed and artificial turf was installed. That tartan turf was replaced with super turf before the 1981 season. Owen Field returned to grass in 1994.

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1975 brought the addition of a west upper deck and new press box. Another 8,436 seats were added at a cost of $5,726,345, upping capacity during that national championship season to 71,187.

The summer of 2003 saw a venture that added 8,000 seats thanks to an upper deck and 27 suites on the east side, bringing the total number of suites to 63. Another phase of that project stretched into 2004 when renovations to the Santee Lounge, restroom and concessions facilities and a new brick facade on the west side were completed.

Before the 1980 campaign, the old green south end zone bleachers were replaced with a new facility. In addition to improved seating, the complex included coaches’ offices, weight room, meeting rooms, a training room, equipment room and two locker rooms. The addition brought stadium capacity to 75,004. A Stadium Master Plan was approved by the OU Board of Regents in June 1994, and construction of nine west-side suites began in April 1995. Subsequent improvements included the installation of stadium lights to allow night games, a new scoreboard and a video screen. Capacity was decreased to 72,765 in 1998 to provide more wheelchair seating.

Barry Switzer Center renovations were completed prior to the 2009 season. The players' locker room was expanded and remodeled while a 950-square foot hydrotherapy area and a new 4,000-square-foot Red Room with seating for 211 was built. A$4.5 million, 3,689-square-foot HD video board was added atop the south end zone in 2008. OU owns a sparkling 429-90-15 (.817) all-time record at Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium and has faced 101 opponents there.

Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium Bests INDIVIDUAL BESTS

TEAM BESTS

Rushing Yards ............................................. 427, Samaje Perine vs. Kansas, 2014 Rushing Attempts......................................... 53, Steve Owens vs. Iowa State, 1969 Rushing Touchdowns.........................................5, Samaje Perine vs. Kansas, 2014 .................................................................DeMarco Murray vs. North Texas, 2007 ......................................................................... Steve Owens vs. Nebraska, 1968 Passing Completions............................46, Landry Jones vs. Oklahoma State, 2012 Passing Attempts.................................71, Landry Jones vs. Oklahoma State, 2012 Passing Yards....................................500, Landry Jones vs. Oklahoma State, 2012 Passing Touchdowns.............................................. 6 Kyler Murray vs. Baylor, 2018 ........................................................................... 6, Landry Jones vs. Tulsa, 2009 Receiving Yards.............................................. 269, Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas, 2008 ........................................................By OU: 208, Ryan Broyles vs. Colorado, 2010 Receptions......................................... 15, Sterling Shepard vs. Kansas State, 2014 ................................................................ Justin Brown vs. Oklahoma State, 2012 .................................................................. Jalen Saunders vs. Notre Dame, 2012 ........................................................................ Ryan Broyles vs. Iowa State, 2010 Receiving Touchdowns......................... 4, Jermaine Gresham vs. Texas A&M, 2007 Total Offense...................................................572, Baker Mayfield vs. Tulsa, 2015 Tackles............................................................28, Kenneth Murray vs. Army, 2018 Interceptions..............................................................................3 by three players Sacks............................................................5, Cedric Jones vs. Texas Tech, 1994

Rushing Yards............................................................. 768 vs. Kansas State, 1988 Passing Yards........................................................ 512 vs. Oklahoma State, 2012 Total Yards.................................................................. 829 vs. Kansas State, 1988 Points............................................................................ 79 vs. North Texas, 2007 First Downs.............................................................. 44 vs. Oklahoma State, 2012

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LONGEST PLAYS Rush............................................................ 96, Jeff Frazier vs. North Texas, 1995 Pass................................................ 99, Tulsa’s Troy DeGar to Wes Caswell, 1996 ......................................By OU: 90, Jackson Arnold to J.J. Hester vs. Maine, 2024 Field Goal........................................................60, Tony DiRienzo vs. Kansas, 1973 Punt............................................................. 87, Joe Wylie vs. Kansas State, 1970 Punt Return..............................................96, Darrell Royal vs. Kansas State, 1948 Kickoff Return......................................................100, Roy Finch vs. Kansas, 2012 ................................................................. Buster Rhymes vs. Kansas State, 1980 .......................................................................Mack Heron of Kansas State, 1968

MISCELLANEOUS OU’s Record at Stadium (1925-2025)........................................ 429-90-15 (.817) Most Consecutive OU Wins............................................................ 39, 2005-2011 * Complete stadium facts and map are located on page 9

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EMPHASIS ON ACADEMICS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

Preparing Leaders for Tomorrow Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium includes office space in the facility’s north end. The largest piece of that area houses the Prentice Gautt Academic Center. Some 30,000 square feet are dedicated to the academic pursuits of Sooner student-athletes. Major emphasis is placed on classroom performance at OU. The center's staff has achievement as its focus, a fact that is reflected in the student-athletes’ record performance the past many academic years. In addition to its academic support, the staff assists in several life skills areas designed to enrich students in a broad range of tasks.

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OU'S CUMULATIVE STUDENT-ATHLETE GPA FOLLOWING THE 2026 SPRING SEMESTER, A DEPARTMENT RECORD

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THE NUMBER OF OU STUDENT-ATHLETES WHO GRADUATED IN 2025-26 WITH AN UNDERGRADUATE OR ADVANCED DEGREE

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OF THE 512 STUDENT-ATHLETES LISTED IN THE LATEST GRADE REPORT, 397 (78%) EARNED A 3.0 OR HIGHER GPA DURING THE SPRING 2026 SEMESTER

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2019 Heisman Trophy runner-up Jalen Hurts received his master's degree in human relations from OU in May 2023. He has quarterbacked the Philadelphia Eagles to two Super Bowls, and won a title in the 2024 season (was SB MVP).

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EMPHASIS ON ACADEMICS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

u Taking the classroom across the globe, members of the Sooner football program stand inside the ancient Roman amphitheater of Itálica near Sevilla, Spain, during

OU’s May 2026 “Intercultural Relations” study abroad program. From walking through centuries of history and experiencing Spanish culture firsthand to engaging with local communities through service, the Sooners immersed themselves in opportunities designed to expand their worldview, strengthen their intercultural understanding and develop skills that reach far beyond the football field.

Sooners Excel On and Off Field

Oklahoma Football exemplifies a commitment to excellence both on and off the field. The team earned a 3.03 cumulative GPA during the fall 2025 semester and followed with a 3.05 mark in spring 2026. During the spring term, 13 football student-athletes earned a perfect 4.0 GPA, 32 earned a 3.5 or higher and 68 earned at least a 3.0. In 2008, along with leading the Oklahoma offense to the NCAA record for most points scored in a single season, quarterback Sam Bradford and running back DeMarco Murray were named CoSIDA Academic All-Americans. Brian Lepak became the third Sooner in as many years to garner the honor when he was named to the team in 2010. Gabe Ikard followed as a three-time Academic All-American in 2011, 2012 and 2013. Ty Darlington continued the Sooners' recent streak of Academic All-Americans in 2014 and 2015 when he became the 18th OU studentathlete to earn Academic All-America honors twice in a career. He also became OU's first recipient of the William V. Campbell Trophy, given to the absolute best football scholar-athlete in the nation. Quarterback Connor McGinnis (2019) and safety Pat Fields (2020 and '21) were also named Academic All-Americans.

Study Abroad – Sooners Around the Globe Since 2003, OU Athletics has expanded international education opportunities designed around the unique schedules of student-athletes. The first two dedicated programs launched in 2011, and since then more than 450 OU student-athletes have studied or interned abroad in 12 countries. OU Football offers annual study abroad opportunities during March and May, with destinations including Brazil, South Africa, Spain, Italy and Mexico, and plans for continued expansion. Designed for student-athletes, these programs provide an innovative way to earn academic credit while experiencing the world beyond the classroom and playing field. Through service, community engagement and cultural immersion, players explore intercultural relations, international politics, human rights, health and exercise science, history and artistic expression, broadening student-athletes’ worldviews, deepening their sense of purpose and developing the cultural awareness, confidence and leadership skills needed to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world.

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OU STUDENT-ATHLETES HAVE POSTED A CUMULATIVE GPA OF 3.10 OR BETTER IN 16 OF THE LAST 17 SEMESTERS

ELEVEN SOONERS HAVE BEEN HONORED AS ACADEMIC FOOTBALL ALL-AMERICANS SINCE 2008

OU STUDENT-ATHLETES HAVE COMBINED TO AVERAGE ABOVE A 3.0 GPA IN EACH OF THE LAST 29 SEMESTERS, A SCHOOL-RECORD STREAK

SIXTY OU FOOTBALL STUDENT-ATHLETES WERE NAMED TO THE 2025 SEC FALL ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

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OU STUDENT-ATHLETES ACHIEVED PERFECT 4.0 GPAs 223 TIMES OVER THE 2025 FALL AND '26 SPRING SEMESTERS

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SOONERS SERVE 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

Taking an Active Community Role OU lives by a clear and strong motto as it interacts with its studentathletes…Inspiring Champions for Today, Preparing Leaders for Tomorrow. As part of that promise, the Athletics Department and the football program take an active role in a number of community service projects. Oklahoma’s student-athletes recognize that wearing the Crimson and Cream means representing a popular sports program and themselves as individuals. They are encouraged to respond to a public that adores them, while learning important lessons about making a positive impact in the lives of others in and around the community in which they live.

Sooners Regularly Recognized for Service Oklahoma’s student-athletes are as visible off the field as they are when competing for the Sooners. Their significant community service efforts have been recognized not only on the local scene where they have the most impact, but also by national organizations that recognize the scope of OU’s outreach. No player embodied the Sooner spirit better than Quinton Carter, who was named the recipient of the seventh annual Wooden Citizenship Cup in 2011. The award is presented annually by the Atlanta-based Athletes For a Better World. The award honored Carter who started his own foundation, the SOUL Foundation, while at OU. The Las Vegas native also adopted a class at Norman’s KinderCare while volunteering for a multitude of other causes. Players from Oklahoma’s football team have also been named to the American Football Coaches Association’s Good Works Team, an honor reserved for individuals who excel in their service to others. Jacob Gutierrez was named to the team in 2006, Nic Harris in 2007, Gerald McCoy in 2008, Carter in 2010, Caleb Kelly in 2018, Chanse Sylvie in 2020, Ethan Downs in 2023 and Gavin Sawchuk in 2024. In 2025, Brent Venables became OU’s first honorary head coach named to the squad. Gutierrez, who in 2005 was named the Norman Youth Citizen Volunteer of the Year, also was named a finalist for the Wooden Cup. Then, in 2006, Carl Pendleton was tabbed a finalist for the Wooden Cup, as was Ty Darlington in 2015. Subsequently, Pendleton received postgraduate scholarships from the NCAA and the National Football Foundation, while also being named Big 12 Conference Sportsman of the Year. In addition, Pendleton won the Bobby Bowden Award, the highest student-athlete honor presented by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Darlington also won the Bowden Award and the Wuerffel Trophy in 2015. The Wuerffel Trophy is awarded to the FBS player who best exhibits exemplary community service. Fellow OU center Gabe Ikard also won the national honor in 2013, while safety Pat Fields was one of three 2021 finalists. Fields was also a 2021 finalist for the Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year award, presented to the student-athlete who exhibits exemplary leadership on and off the field.

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SOUL MISSION 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

"SERVE OUR UNCOMMON LEGACY" Almost immediately after being hired as Oklahoma's 23rd head coach in December 2021, Brent Venables went to work on formulating SOUL Mission, a comprehensive in-house player development program. The "SOUL" in SOUL Mission stands for "Serve Our Uncommon Legacy." The program's goal is to create first-class, impactful student-athletes and prepare them to be servant leaders and sustain a lifestyle of winning. Five SOUL Mission pillars target every facet of off-the-field enhancement of OU's football student-athletes: personal finance, community engagement, life skills development, career and professional development, and former player relations. "For me, I was like 'That's got to be the backbone of the program,'" Venables said upon revealing the program. "Because if you make it all about winning and chasing championships, that's going to be a very empty, unfulfilling journey. We have an opportunity to have some generational change if we can keep the main thing the main thing. That's equipping these young people and pouring life into them; making sure that we're not just asking the right questions but putting the right resources and people where they need to be." SOUL Mission is led by senior director Josh Norman, director Vince Carter and assistant director Lorenda Holston. Norman (running back/receiver) and Carter (All-America center) are former OU football players, while Holston was a Mountain West Conference track-and-field champion at Colorado State. An impactful component of SOUL Mission is an annual service trip. The inaugural five-day version took place in May 2022, as 24 student-athletes traveled to Miami Gardens, Fla., for a "Social Change Process" human relations remote study course. OU's contingent explored the challenges faced by communities and the positive and proactive action being taken by educators, administrators and community leaders to build a stronger and safer environment for students. The Sooners also took part in a full-service Scott Lake Elementary School beautification project that included painting, landscaping and renovating the science lab. In May 2023, as part of the university's HR 4170 course "Reflection of Apartheid in South Africa," JOSH NORMAN 17 members of the OU football team traveled to South Africa to gain firsthand knowledge of the history of apartheid and the process of a country healing. During the in-country experience, the players visited historic sites related to apartheid, worked with experts in the field of creating social cohesion and conducted service-learning projects to help meet the physical needs of the communities. In spring 2024, a group of OU student-athletes VINCE CARTER returned to South Africa and two other SOUL Mission player contingents participated in service trips in Brazil and Hawaii. In 2025, members of the Sooner football and volleyball programs traveled to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, participating in the OU international course “Human Relations in Developing Countries” and pouring themselves into the local community. And in 2026, players participated in spring and summer service trips to Brazil and Spain. LORENDA HOLSTON

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THE UNIVERSITY 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

There's Only ONE Oklahoma Since well before statehood, the University of Oklahoma has pursued excellence in academics, research and service for the betterment of people and places around the world. Driven by a boundless determination to change lives, OU has inspired generations of students to find purpose and meaning through their OU education, and our state and society have long benefited from OU’s innovative spirit. For more than a century, OU has turned excellence into action — creating opportunity, advancing discovery and demonstrating what ONE can do.

How OU is Bringing That Vision to Life • Guided by the aspirations of its “Lead On, University” Strategic Plan, OU continues to build on a bold trajectory of excellence — advancing academic distinction, research innovation, student success, patient care and service to Oklahoma and beyond. Learn more at ou.edu/leadon. • OU continues to lead the state by attracting students in record numbers. The university is on track for a fourth straight year of record Oklahoma freshman enrollment and a sixth consecutive record total freshman class. Today, 27% of OU students — and 36% of Oklahoma students — are first-generation college students, underscoring the life-changing power of access to higher education. • OU remains one of the strongest affordability stories in higher education. A degree from OU is more affordable today for Oklahoma students than it was seven years ago. Over that time, need-based aid has increased 39%, annual scholarship support for resident undergraduates has grown 38%, and the average annual net tuition and fee cost for resident undergraduates has declined 20%. • As the state’s leading research enterprise and largest engine of discovery, OU is advancing an impactfocused vision for research that strengthens Oklahoma and changes lives. Grounded in a commitment to public service and collaboration, OU prioritizes interdisciplinary research that addresses pressing challenges in health, national security, secure energy and extreme weather. Through strong partnerships with industry, government, tribal nations and community organizations, OU ensures that research translates into practical solutions, economic growth and improved quality of life for Oklahoma and beyond.

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THE UNIVERSITY 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

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IMPACT

OU is the state’s NO. 1 UNIVERSITY, according to U.S. News & World Report, with the largest year-over-year rankings jump among all SEC institutions. Among all public universities in the region, OU ranks in the TOP FIVE.

# METEOROLOGY PROGRAM

# RESEARCH UNIVERSITY IN OKLAHOMA

NATIONALLY

$500M+ RESEARCH EXPENDITURES

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TOP 100 U.S. UNIVERSITIES GRANTED UTILITY PATENTS

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36,500+

# AVIATION PROGRAM

STUDENTS › SIXTH CONSECUTIVE RECORD-BREAKING FRESHMAN CLASS ENROLLED › CLASS OF 2030 IS THE LARGEST FRESHMAN CLASS IN STATE HISTORY

[OU STUDENTS REPRESENT] 130+ COUNTRIES | 49 STATES | 77 OK COUNTIES

TOP 5INDUSTRIES FOR OU GRADUATES

› HEALTHCARE › K-12 EDUCATION › OIL & GAS › CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING

OKLAHOMA HIGHEST RANKED PROGRAMS ININCLUDING

› FINANCIAL SERVICES

› ENTREPRENEURSHIP › BUSINESS › LAW › PSYCHOLOGY

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA HEALTH CAMPUS EARNS STATE’S FIRST

TOP 100 BLUE RIDGE RANKING

› ENGINEERING › ECONOMICS › NURSING

› DENTISTRY › MEDICINE › PUBLIC HEALTH

THE SEC IMPACT

The SEC’s 16 universities drive academic excellence and contribute $119B+ to state and local economies

For NIH Funding for Health-Related Research

OU HEALTH IS

OKLAHOMA’S LEADING academic health system

Training over 80% of the state's health professionals Conducting life-changing medical research Delivering quality health care to Oklahomans

OKLAHOMA’S ONLY NCI-DESIGNATED CANCER CENTER

OU HEALTH STEPHENSON CANCER CENTER is Oklahoma’s only NCI-Designated Cancer Center, TREATING 1 IN 4 CANCER PATIENTS statewide while expanding access to care in Northeast Oklahoma and Norman.

Collectively, the OU System is a $2.2 billion enterprise that combines the highest-value public research university with excellence and represents one of the greatest assets of the state of Oklahoma.

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NORMAN 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

NORMAN WAS NAMED THE NO. 2 COLLEGE FOOTBALL TOWN BY BLEACHER REPORT

NORMAN WAS RANKED NO. 3 ON BLOOMBERG/ BUSINESSWEEK'S BEST PLACES TO LIVE LIST

In 1870, the United States Land Office contracted with a professional engineer to survey much of Oklahoma territory. Abner E. Norman, a young surveyor, became chainman of the central survey area in Indian Territory. The surveyor’s crew burned the words “Norman's Camp” into an elm tree near a watering hole to taunt their younger supervisor. When the “Sooners” (those who headed west before the official Land Run date, April 22, 1889) and the other settlers arrived in the heart of Oklahoma, they kept the name “Norman.” Today, with 130,000 residents, Norman is the third largest city in the state. Despite its continuous growth, it has maintained the spirit and serenity of a small, close-knit community.

JUST 18 MILES NORTH OF NORMAN, OKLAHOMA CITY OFFERS ALL THE TRAPPINGS OF A LARGE METROPOLITAN AREA WITHIN AN EASY DRIVE

Since the Oklahoma Land Rush of 1889, Norman has grown into a popular and well-educated city. The spirit of Norman and its citizens is unwavering and uncompromising.

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As home to the state’s premier educational institution, Norman boasts an excellent quality of life and is a city that thrives on and celebrates the diversity of its community.

NORMAN IS A QUICK 196-MILE DRIVE FROM DALLAS. ROUGHLY 20% OF OU'S STUDENTS ARE FROM TEXAS AND CHOOSE TO COME NORTH

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Norman was recently acknowledged as one of the most progressive cities in Oklahoma and the Norman Public School system was recognized as the top school system in the state.

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OKLAHOMA CITY 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

Oklahoma City — The Modern Frontier Oklahoma City, the state's capital, is located just 18 miles north of the OU campus. Named one of the Best Places to Visit by Atlas Obscura and Southern Living, Oklahoma City offers all of the culture, cuisine, attractions and amenities you’d expect in a modern metropolis. The city features 21 unique districts and offers a variety of attractions and activities different from any other place in the country. Sprawling across 625 square miles of America’s heartland, making it the nation's third-largest city by land area, the city’s metro population numbers 1.5 million — more than one-third of the entire state’s population. Oklahoma City embodies the Modern Frontier and defines its own future. A young city steeped in Native American and Western culture, OKC embraces its roots and continues to pave the way as a center of innovation and entrepreneurship where anything is possible. OKC is also a haven for exciting sports action. The Thunder won the 2024-25 NBA championship and the city is home to three minor league teams. It also annually hosts the NCAA Women's College World Series and will host canoe slalom and softball as part of the 2028 Olympics.

OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER

2024-25 NBA CHAMPIONS

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NOTABLE ALUMNI 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

CLAY BENNETT

MIKE BOETTCHER

BILL HANCOCK

SHANNON LUCID

CLARA LUPER

Arts and Entertainment

Rick Rescorla (’75), Retired U.S. Army officer and World Trade Center security chief for the financial services firm Morgan Stanley and Dean Witter (died in the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, while helping lead evacuation efforts)

Rick Bayless (’74), Celebrity chef, Michelin-star winner, host of PBS’ “Mexico: One Plate at a Time”

Randall Stephenson (’86), Retired Chairman and CEO, AT&T, Inc.

Jake Basden (’06), CEO of Blue Highway Records label

Pat Bowlen (’65, ’68), Former owner and CEO of NFL’s Denver Broncos

Civil Rights

Paul Gadd (’88), Hollywood producer

Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher (’51), Key figure in the civil rights movement in Oklahoma

James Garner, Actor

Clara Luper (’51), Civic leader, retired school teacher and a pioneering leader in the American civil rights movement

Bill Hancock (’72), Former executive director of the College Football Playoff Ed Harris, Actor Jessi Jones (’01), Film archivist at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

Journalism

Mike Boettcher (’75), Former CNN and ABC News correspondent

Joe McCasland (’00), Television editor

Bart Conner (’84), Gold-medal-winning Olympic gymnast, sports broadcaster and founder of Bart Conner Gymnastics Academy

Olivia Munn (’02), Actress

Baxter Holmes (’09), Senior NBA writer, ESPN

N. Bird Runningwater (’04), Senior program director of Native American and Indigenous Programs for the Sundance Institute

Larry Merchant (’51), Former sportswriter, longtime commentator for HBO Sports presentations of HBO World Championship Boxing

Laura Spencer (’08), Actress

Amy Nicholson (’02), Theater critic, Los Angeles Times

Iqbal Theba (’86), Actor

Dari Nowkhah (’98), Lead anchor, SEC Network

Dennis Weaver (’48), Actor

Cadie Thompson (’09), Deputy executive editor of business at Business Insider, former senior transportation editor and emerging tech editor at Tech Insider

Max Weitzenhoffer (’62), Independent producer of New York and London theatre productions; former chairman of OU Board of Regents

Business

Politics

Mike Beckham (’03), CEO of Simple Modern

Carl Albert (’31), Lawyer and Democratic American politician who served as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1971-77

Clay Bennett (’81), Chairman and CEO for Oklahoma City Thunder (2024-25 NBA champion); chairman of Dorchester Capital Archie Dunham (’60), Retired president and CEO of Conoco and Chairman of ConocoPhillips Bob Faith (’84), Chairman and CEO of Graystar Real Estate Partners Roger Frizzell (’82), Senior vice president and chief communications officer for Carnival Cruise Lines Joi Gordon (’89), CEO of Dress for Success W.R. Howell (’58), Retired chairman and CEO of the JC Penney Corporation Curtis W. Mewbourne (’58), Founder of Mewbourne Oil Company, one of the most successful privately owned oil and gas producers in America Michael F. Price (’73), Value investing global expert and namesake of OU's college of business

LARRY MERCHANT

OLIVIA MUNN

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Ed Turner (’57), Former CNN executive vice president and producer of the “CBS Morning News” show

Dick Armey (’69), Former House Majority Leader Fred Harris (’52), Served in Oklahoma State Senate from 1956-64 before becoming a U.S. Senator from 1964-73 Susana Martinez (’86), 31st governor of New Mexico J.C. Watts (’81), Served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1995-2003

Space Exploration

Owen Garriott (’53), Former NASA astronaut Fred Haise (’59), Retired NASA astronaut and Apollo 13 pilot Shannon Lucid ('63, '70, '73), Retired NASA astronaut who in 1996 set a record for most consecutive days in space by a female and by a non-Russian (188 days)

DARI NOWKHAH

J.C. WATTS

DENNIS WEAVER

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southeastern CONFERENCE 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

2026-27 MARKS OKLAHOMA'S THIRD YEAR IN SEC A pioneer in the integration of higher education and athletics competition, the Southeastern Conference is a leader on the national landscape for intercollegiate athletics in the 21st century. Since its formation in 1933, the SEC has achieved stature and stability by designating governing/voting power to the presidents of the member institutions. These university leaders determine the policies of the conference and through the years this involvement has been the principal source of strength in the evolution of the SEC. Throughout its 93-year history, the SEC has provided leadership on the vital issues facing intercollegiate competition.

Alabama

Sooners lead 5-3-1, have won five of last seven matchups.

Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Tennessee and Vanderbilt have been in the SEC since its formation in 1933. The league has expanded three times, adding Arkansas and South Carolina in 1991, then Missouri and Texas A&M in 2012, then Oklahoma and Texas on July 1, 2024.

Arkansas

OU leads 10-4-1; schools haven't met on campus since 1926.

Auburn

SEC schools began athletic competition with one another more than 120 years ago as members of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association. Seven institutions (Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, Georgia Tech, North Carolina, Sewanee and Vanderbilt) attended the SIAA organizational meeting of faculty representatives, called by Dr. William L. Dudley of Vanderbilt, in Atlanta Dec. 22, 1894.

OU is 4-0; won two Sugar Bowls and each of last two years.

Florida

UF won 2009 BCS Championship, OU 2020 Cotton Bowl.

The first SEC champions were crowned in 1933 in baseball, basketball, football and outdoor track. The league’s inaugural championship event was a basketball tournament in Atlanta, Feb. 24-28, 1933. Records show the first men’s team title for cross country was awarded in 1935, while golf and swimming were added in 1937. The league later began hosting championships in tennis (1938) and indoor track (1957).

Georgia

UGA won only meeting in OT (2018 CFP Semis at Rose Bowl).

Kentucky

OU leads 2-1; last meeting was a Sooners win at UK in 1982.

In the 1979-80 academic year SEC championships for women were recognized in basketball, tennis and volleyball. The following year golf, gymnastics, swimming and track & field were added. Soccer was added in 1993 and softball began SEC play in 1997. The administration of women’s athletics officially came under the auspices of the conference office on Sept. 1, 1984.

LSU

LSU leads 3-2; three meetings were bowls (1949, 2003, 2019).

Ole Miss

In 1993, the member institutions adopted The Principles of Gender Equity. Committed to increasing the quantity and quality of women’s athletics opportunities, each school provides at least two more women’s intercollegiate programs than the number of men’s teams on each campus. The conference approved women’s rowing as its 22nd sponsored sport for the 2024-25 academic year. The SEC currently regulates nine men’s sports and 13 women’s sports.

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Missouri

OU leads 68-25-5 and has won 33 of last 38 meetings.

South Carolina

Teams split each of last two years with road team winning.

Tennessee

OU leads 4-2, is 2-0 in Knoxville (won there in 2015 and ’25).

Texas

OU has won 17 of the last 27 and leads 30-23-3 since 1971.

Texas A&M

Sooners lead 19-12 and have won 11 of last 14 matchups.

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Associate Commissioner, Communications

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Vanderbilt

Sooners lead 2-0-1; last meeting was a 25-23 OU win in 1977.

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RADIO AND TV 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

Sooner Football Radio

The Sooner Sports Radio Network with Toby Rowland, Teddy Lehman, Chris Plank and Gabe Ikard blankets the state of Oklahoma and also delivers Sooner football games to fans and alumni in neighboring states. Fans around the world can catch the action via The Varsity Network and SiriusXM.

Radio Broadcast Team

The flagship station for the network is KRXO-FM 107.7 in Oklahoma City. In Tulsa, the Sooner Sports Radio Network broadcasts may be heard on 100,000-watt KMOD-FM 97.5 and KTBZ-AM 1430. These stations, along with nearly 40 regional affiliates, also carry multiple weekly shows and the Sooner Sports Podcast. Sooner Sports Podcast Hosted by Chris Plank, the official Oklahoma Sooners podcast has interviews with coaches, game breakdowns and analysis from the Sooner Radio Network and Sooner Sports TV crews. The comprehensive coverage is updated regularly and can be found on all major platforms or at SoonerSports.com/podcast. Game Broadcasts Network broadcasts for all OU football games begin three hours prior to kickoff with the "Sooner Tailgate Show," which features assistant coach and player interviews, plus a pre-game conversation with head coach Brent Venables. The "Sooner Postgame Show" features game highlights, player comments and postgame interviews with Venables and assistant coaches. "Sooner Sports Talk With Brent Venables" Each Monday throughout the season, "Sooner Sports Talk" provides fans with the opportunity to hear from OU head coach Brent Venables. The broadcasts air live from 7-8 p.m. CT on the Sooner Radio Network, and can also be seen on SEC Network+ and locally on Griffin Media stations. Hosted by Chris Plank, the show takes place at Rudy’s Country Store & Bar-B-Q in Norman. "Coaches’ Corner" Each Thursday during the season, “Coaches’ Corner” features OU assistant coaches giving insight into their schemes, players and the competition. The broadcast can be heard from 7-8 p.m. CT and can also be viewed on SEC Network+ and Griffin Media stations.

SoonerVision on SEC Network+

"Sooner Football with Brent Venables" Broadcast each week following OU football games, the show features the dramatic plays and highlights of the previous game with analysis and comments from head coach Brent Venables. Toby Rowland serves as host, and fans can watch on SEC Network + and locally on Griffin Media stations, including Channel 9 in OKC and Channel 6 in Tulsa. "The Huddle" and "Sooner Sports Talk" Go inside OU Football live every Monday night from Rudy's Country Store & Bar-B-Q. Host Chris Plank is joined by former Sooners at 6 p.m. CT to discuss all things college football on "The Huddle," while head coach Brent Venables sits down on the set at 7 for the 60-minute "Sooner Sports Talk." The shows air live on the Sooner Radio Network, and can also be seen on SEC Network+ and locally on Griffin Media stations. "Sooner Sports Game Day" Airing each weekend from the SoonerVision studios in Norman, OU’s pre-game show includes an interview with Brent Venables, player features, team reports and analysis from a panel of former Sooner greats. The first half of the show can be seen locally on Channel 9 in OKC and Channel 6 in Tulsa, with the full show available on SEC Network+. "Sooners Live" Streaming live on game day, home or away, this on-location coverage provides fans an up-close look from the sidelines with all the sights and sounds, including analysis and interviews with different guests each week. Watch live on the SoonerSports.com YouTube channel and SEC Network+. SoonerVision programming airs nightly in Oklahoma via Griffin Media (News 9 and/or KSBI in the Oklahoma City market and News On 6 and/or KQCW in the Tulsa area).

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Toby Rowland Play-by-Play

Teddy Lehman Analyst

Gabe Ikard Sideline Analyst

Chris Plank Sideline Reporter

Sooner Sports Radio Network Ada........................................................................................ KADA-AM/FM 1230/102.3 Altus........................................................................................................... KPRO-FM 93.5 Antlers..................................................................................................... KDOE-FM 102.3 Ardmore............................................................................... KVSO-AM/FM 1240/107.5 Bartlesville.............................................................................................. KYFM-FM 100.1 Braggs............................................................................................................... KTFX 94.7 Broken Bow.............................................................................................. KKBI-FM 106.1 Clinton/Cordell....................................................................... KCLI-AM/FM 1320/97.3 Dallas, Texas..............................................................................................KHYI-FM 95.3 Duncan....................................................................................................KDDQ-FM 105.3 Durant....................................................................................... KSEO-AM/FM 750/94.1 Elk City..................................................................................................... KXOO-FM 94.3 Enid.......................................................................................KGWA-AM/FM 960/100.9 Enid.................................................................................................... KOFM-HD4 103.1-4 Guymon.....................................................................................................KKBS-FM 92.7 Hobart..................................................................................... KTJS-AM/FM 1420/102.1 Lawton....................................................................................................... KJMZ-FM 97.9 Liberal, Kan.............................................................................................KKBS-FM 100.5 McAlester...............................................................................KNED-AM/FM 1150/98.3 Miami/Grove...........................................................................................KGLC-FM 100.9 Muskogee.......................................................................................KTFX-FM 101.5/101.7 Oklahoma City....................................................................................... KRXO-FM 107.7 Oklahoma City....................................................................KEBC-AM/FM 1560/103.3 Poteau........................................................................................................KPRV-FM 92.5 Shawnee...............................................................................KGFF-AM/FM 1450/100.9 Tulsa...........................................................................................................KMOD-FM 97.5 Tulsa...........................................................................................................KTBZ-AM 1430 Woodward............................................................................................... KMZE-FM 92.3 Fans around the world can catch the action via the free Varsity Network app and SiriusXM.

Spanish Radio Broadcasts

All OU football games are broadcast in Spanish, with Enrique Vasquez and Luis Rendón calling the action. The games air on Ritmo 96.5 FM in Oklahoma City and 101.5 FM El Patrón in Tulsa, as well as on the Varsity Network app.

Sooner Sports Properties

Sooner Sports Properties is a joint venture of LEARFIELD and Tyler Media, parent company of radio flagship KRXO-FM. The Property works in complete collaboration with the University of Oklahoma and is dedicated to extending the affinity of the OU brand to businesses of all sizes looking to align with the undeniably loyal and passionate collegiate fanbase. As OU Athletics’ exclusive multimedia rightsholder, Sooner Sports Properties manages all aspects of the rights relationship, providing corporate partners both traditional and new media opportunities with the university. They can bolster their own brand and garner maximum exposure through such inventory as venue signage, event sponsorships and promotion, corporate hospitality, radio and television, digital engagement and visibility via the official athletics website SoonerSports.com.

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NUMERICAL ROSTER 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES No. Player 0 0 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 23 23 24 25 25 26 27 27 28 28 29 29 30 31 33 33 34 35 37 38 40 41 42 43 44

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Brentwood, Tenn. (Nolensville HS) Huntersville, N.C. (William Amos Hough HS) Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Latin School) Moore, Okla. (Moore HS) Midlothian, Texas (Midlothian HS) Tampa, Fla. (Tampa Catholic HS) Omuo-Ekiti, Nigeria (Lewisville [TX] HS) Aledo, Texas (Aledo HS) Buena Park, Calif. (Crean Lutheran HS) Leesburg, Va. (Western Kentucky University) Cache, Okla. (Univ. of Central Oklahoma) Lewisville, Texas (Lewisville HS) Oklahoma City, Okla. (Casady School) Indianapolis, Ind. (IMG Academy [Fla.]) Melissa, Texas (Melissa HS) Sedalia, Colo. (Stanford University) Cypress, Texas (Bridgeland HS) Fort Valley, Ga. (Georgia Tech University) Miami, Fla. (Eastern Kentucky University) Windsor, Colo. (Windsor HS) Hau’ula, Hawai’i (Skyridge HS [Utah]) East London, England (NFL Academy) Little Rock, Ark. (University of Arkansas) Snoqualmie, Wash. (Mount Si HS) Edmond, Okla. (Santa Fe HS) Norris, S.C. (D.W. Daniel HS) Littleton, Colo. (Colorado State University) Odessa, Texas (Odessa HS) Owasso, Okla. (Rejoice Christian Academy)

San Antonio, Texas (Univ. of the Incarnate Word)

Mustang, Okla. (Mustang HS) Oklahoma City, Okla. (Heritage Hall School) Junction City, Kan. (Junction City HS) Franklin, Tenn. (Battle Ground Academy) Southlake, Texas (Carroll Senior HS) Overland Park, Kan. (Blue Valley Northwest HS)

Oklahoma City, Okla. (Carl Albert HS) Kansas City, Mo. (Raymore-Peculiar HS) Port Neches, Texas (UTSA) Littleton, Colo. (Valor Christian HS) Carmel, Ind. (Carmel HS) Choctaw, Okla. (Carl Albert HS) Allen, Texas (Allen HS) Gunter, Texas (Gunter HS) Kansas City, Mo. (North Kansas City HS) Moore, Okla. (Moore HS) Little Elm, Texas (Mississippi Valley State Univ.)

Tulsa, Okla. (Ohio State University) Bryant, Ark. (Bryant HS) Oklahoma City, Okla. (Heritage Hall School) Rogers, Minn. (Rogers HS) Edmond, Okla. (Univ. of Central Oklahoma) San Antonio, Texas (Louisiana Tech University)

2026 OKLAHOMA FOOTBALL

Taylor Wein** James Nesta* Ben Anderson*** Seth Freeman Noah Best Eddy Pierre-Louis* Michael Fasusi* Gunnar Allen* James Carrington Caleb Nitta Kenny Wermy Sean Hutton Ace Hodges Jayden Jackson** Owen Hollenbeck Jake Maikkula* Ryan Fodje* Peyton Joseph Fred Hinton Deacon Schmitt Darius Afalava Daniel Akinkunmi E’Marion Harris Heath Ozaeta** Bergin Kysar Eli Merck* Rocky Beers Ivan Carreon** Xavier Okwufulueze Trey Brown* Jacob Ulrich* CJ Nickson Jack Van Dorselaer Hayden Hansen Trent Wilson Jacob Henry Kenny Ozowalu Daniel Norman Alex Shieldnight Jake Kreul

Nashville, Tenn. (Christ Presbyterian Academy)

Dacula, Ga. (Kennesaw State University) Weatherford, Okla. (Weatherford HS) Southlake, Texas (Carroll Senior HS) Weatherford, Texas (University of Florida) Washington, D.C. (Dr. Henry A. Wise Jr. HS) Austin, Texas (Vandergrift HS) San Antonio, Texas (UTSA) Hollywood, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) Wagoner, Okla. Wagoner HS) Orlando, Fla. (IMG Academy)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Adepoju Adebawore

add-ee-PUH-joo add-ee-BAH-woh-reh Darius Afalava DAIR-ee-us ah-fah-LAH-vuh Daniel Akinkunmi a-KIN-koon-mee Mackenzie Alleyne al-LEAN Lloyd Avant ah-VAHNT Dane Bathurst BATH-urst Michael Boganowski bo-guh-NOW-skee Ivan Carreon EYE-vin carr-ee-OWN Reed DeQuasie deh-KWAY-zee Michael Fasusi fah-SOO-see Ryan Fodje FO-jay Markel Ford mar-KELL Courtland Guillory GILL-or-ee E’Marion Harris ee-MARR-ee-on Taylor Heim HIME Prince Ijioma ee-JAH-muh Beau and Niko Jandreau JAN-dro Jake Kreul KRELL Bergin Kysar BERG-in KY-zer Parker Livingstone LIV-ing-stin Jake Maikkula MIKE-uh-luh

Ben McCreary Kristan Moore Caleb Nitta Jett Niu Danny Okoye Xavier Okwufulueze Heath Ozaeta Kenny Ozowalu Jayden Petit Eddy Pierre-Louis Omarion Robinson Xavier Robinson Jahsiear Rogers Tate Sandell Isaiah Sategna Jacob Ulrich Jack Van Dorselaer DeZephen Walker Trynae Washington Elgee Webster Taylor Wein

mc-CRAIR-ee KRISH-tin NEET-uh NEW o-KOY-yay ex-ZAY-vee-er oh-kuh-fuh-LAY-zay o-ZY-tuh oh-zuh-WAH-loo puh-TEET pee-AIR loo-WEE oh-MAR-ee-on ex-ZAY-vee-er JAH-seer san-DELL suh-TAIN-yuh ULL-rick van-DORE-suh-lair deh-ZEFF-in trih-NAY “LG” WINE

* Indicates number of letters earned at Oklahoma ^ Has earned an undergraduate degree Weights as of Aug. 4, 2026

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ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS No. Player 34 74 75 57 17 50 9 25 30 33 81 8 52 6 25 23 22 85 20 82 58 5 0 17 31 35 56 9 70 5 54 42 4 89 19 76 11 20 14 7 38 92 72 65 68 64 37 65 28 15 13 12 24 7 71 98 80 10 3 44 69 10 23 19 80 27 43 12 11 40

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Adepoju Adebawore*** DL Darius Afalava OL Daniel Akinkunmi OL Gunnar Allen* OL Mackenzie Alleyne WR Ben Anderson*** LS Lloyd Avant RB Andy Bass RB Dane Bathurst LB LeBron Bauer DB Rocky Beers TE Bowe Bentley QB Noah Best OL Tory Blaylock* RB Michael Boganowski** DB Eli Bowen** DB Peyton Bowen*** DB Trey Brown* WR Casen Calmus* DB Ivan Carreon** WR James Carrington DL Jer’Michael Carter* WR Manny Choice* WR Jacob Curry LB Reed DeQuasie DB Liam Evans K Michael Fasusi* OL Dakoda Fields DB Ryan Fodje* OL Markel Ford DB Seth Freeman LS Wyatt Gilmore DL Courtland Guillory* DB Hayden Hansen TE Brian Harris DL E’Marion Harris OL Trell Harris WR Jonathan Hatton Jr. RB Trystan Haynes DB Taylor Heim* LB Owen Heinecke*** LB Jacob Henry DL Fred Hinton OL Ace Hodges OL Owen Hollenbeck OL Sean Hutton OL Prince Ijioma DB Jayden Jackson** DL Marcus James LB Beau Jandreau LB Niko Jandreau DB Derrick Johnson II DB Jacobe Johnson*** DB Jacob Jordan** WR Peyton Joseph OL Jake Kreul DL Bergin Kysar DL Kip Lewis*** LB Parker Livingstone WR John Locke Jr.* TE Jake Maikkula* OL John Mateer* QB Ben McCreary RB Kade McIntyre** TE Eli Merck* WR Preston Mickens DB Grayson Miller* K/P Ryder Mix TE Kristan Moore LB Matthew Nelson DL

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Kansas City, Mo. (North Kansas City HS) Hau’ula, Hawai’i (Skyridge HS [Utah]) East London, England (NFL Academy) Aledo, Texas (Aledo HS) Tustin, Calif. (Washington State University) Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Latin School) Humble, Texas (Colorado State University) Oklahoma City, Okla. (Heritage Hall School) Carmel, Ind. (Carmel HS) Allen, Texas (Allen HS) Littleton, Colo. (Colorado State University) Celina, Texas (Celina HS) Midlothian, Texas (Midlothian HS) Humble, Texas (Atascocita HS) Junction City, Kan. (Junction City HS) Corinth, Texas (Guyer HS) Corinth, Texas (Guyer HS)

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Huntersville, N.C. (William Amos Hough HS) Raleigh, N.C. (Mercer University) Gilbert, Ariz. (Casteel HS) Weatherford, Okla. (Weatherford HS) Leesburg, Va. (Western Kentucky University) Lindon, Utah (Lehi HS) Hollywood, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) Los Angeles, Calif. (St. John Bosco HS) Tulsa, Okla. (NOAH Homeschool) Owasso, Okla. (Rejoice Christian Academy) Snoqualmie, Wash. (Mount Si HS) San Antonio, Texas (UTSA) Naples, Fla. (St. John Neumann HS) Tampa, Fla. (Tampa Catholic HS) Centerville, Ohio (Centerville HS) Little Rock, Ark. (Parkview HS) Yukon, Okla. (Carl Albert HS) Wilmington, Del. (Appoquinimink HS)

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Nashville, Tenn. (Christ Presbyterian Academy)

Brentwood, Tenn. (Brentwood Academy) Odessa, Texas (Odessa HS) Buena Park, Calif. (Crean Lutheran HS) Kentwood, La. (McNeese State University) Lancaster, Texas (Lancaster HS) St. Augustine, Fla. (Nease HS) Choctaw, Okla. (Carl Albert HS) Moore, Okla. (Moore HS) Omuo-Ekiti, Nigeria (Lewisville [TX] HS) Compton, Calif. (University of Oregon) Cypress, Texas (Bridgeland HS) Mesquite, Texas (Horn HS) Moore, Okla. (Moore HS) Rogers, Minn. (Rogers HS) Houston, Texas (Klein Oak HS) Weatherford, Texas (University of Florida) Jacksonville, Fla. (Creekside HS) Little Rock, Ark. (University of Arkansas) La Grange, Ill. (University of Virginia) Cibolo, Texas (Steele HS) Midwest City, Okla. (Carl Albert HS) Yukon, Okla. (Bethany HS) Tulsa, Okla. (Ohio State University) Austin, Texas (Vandergrift HS) Miami, Fla. (Eastern Kentucky University) Oklahoma City, Okla. (Casady School) Melissa, Texas (Melissa HS) Lewisville, Texas (Lewisville HS) Little Elm, Texas (Mississippi Valley State Univ.)

Indianapolis, Ind. (IMG Academy [Fla.]) Oklahoma City, Okla. (Carl Albert HS) Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton HS) Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton HS) Wildomar, Calif. (Murrieta Valley HS) Mustang, Okla. (Mustang HS) Southlake, Texas (Carroll Senior HS) Fort Valley, Ga. (Georgia Tech University) Orlando, Fla. (IMG Academy) Edmond, Okla. (Santa Fe HS) Carthage, Texas (Carthage HS) Lucas, Texas (University of Texas) San Antonio, Texas (Louisiana Tech University) Sedalia, Colo. (Stanford University) Little Elm, Texas (Washington State Univ.) San Antonio, Texas (Univ. of the Incarnate Word)

Fremont, Neb. (Archbishop Bergan HS) Norris, S.C. (D.W. Daniel HS) Southlake, Texas (Carroll Senior HS) Edmond, Okla. (Univ. of Central Oklahoma) Little Elm, Texas (Lone Star HS) Selma, Ala. (Selma HS) Bryant, Ark. (Bryant HS)

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James Nesta* Whitt Newbauer Jeremiah Newcombe CJ Nickson Caleb Nitta Jett Niu Daniel Norman Daniel Odom Danny Okoye* Xavier Okwufulueze Heath Ozaeta** Kenny Ozowalu Jayden Petit Eddy Pierre-Louis* Reggie Powers III** Omarion Robinson* Xavier Robinson** Jahsiear Rogers Trace Rudd Tyler Ruxer Tate Sandell* Isaiah Sategna III* Gabe Sawchuk Deacon Schmitt Alex Shieldnight Nigel Smith II David Stone** Cole Sullivan Preston Tarpley Bishop Thomas Elijah Thomas* Barrett Travis Jacob Ulrich* Jack Van Dorselaer DeZephen Walker Trynae Washington Elgee Webster Taylor Wein** Kenny Wermy Trent Wilson

Overland Park, Kan. (Blue Valley Northwest HS)

Meinrad, Ind. (Heritage Hills HS) Port Neches, Texas (UTSA) Austin, Texas (University of Arkansas) Littleton, Colo. (Valor Christian HS) Windsor, Colo. (Windsor HS) Wagoner, Okla. Wagoner HS) Melissa, Texas (Melissa HS) Del City, Okla. (IMG Academy [Fla.]) Pittsburgh, Pa. (University of Michigan) Gunter, Texas (Gunter HS) New Orleans, La. (Georgia State University) Checotah, Okla. (Checotah HS) Oklahoma City, Okla. (Heritage Hall School) Dacula, Ga. (Kennesaw State University) Southlake, Texas (Carroll Senior HS) Kansas City, Mo. (Raymore-Peculiar HS) Midwest City, Okla. (Carl Albert HS) Franklin, Tenn. (Battle Ground Academy) Brentwood, Tenn. (Nolensville HS) Cache, Okla. (Univ. of Central Oklahoma) Washington, D.C. (Dr. Henry A. Wise Jr. HS)

COACHING STAFF Brent Venables Head Coach Ben Arbuckle Offensive Coordinator Todd Bates Associate Head Coach/Co-Def. Coord./Run Defense/Defensive Tackles Bill Bedenbaugh (BEE-din-bo) Offensive Line Xavier Brewer (ex-ZAY-vee-er) Assistant Secondary Coach Miguel Chavis (CHAY-viss) Defensive Ends Doug Deakin Special Teams Coordinator Nate Dreiling Inside Linebackers Wes Goodwin Assistant Linebackers/Outside Linebackers Brandon Hall Safeties Emmett Jones Passing Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers John Kuceyeski (koo-see-ESS-kee) Quarterbacks Coach Deland McCullough (DEE-lind) Running Backs LaMar Morgan Cornerbacks Kevin Wilson Assistant Head Coach for Offense Jason Witten Tight Ends * Indicates number of letters earned at Oklahoma ^ Has earned an undergraduate degree Weights as of Aug. 4, 2026

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OU AT A GLANCE 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST

STARTERS RETURNING/LOST

OFFENSIVE LETTERMEN RETURNING (19) OL Gunnar Allen, RB Tory Blaylock, WR Trey Brown, WR Ivan Carreon, WR Jer’Michael Carter, WR Manny Choice, OL Michael Fasusi, OL Ryan Fodje, WR Jacob Jordan, TE John Locke Jr., OL Jake Maikkula, QB John Mateer, TE Kade McIntyre, WR Eli Merck, OL Heath Ozaeta, OL Eddy Pierre-Louis, RB Xavier Robinson, WR Isaiah Sategna III, WR Elijah Thomas

OFFENSIVE STARTERS RETURNING (8) RB Tory Blaylock................................................................... 6 starts in 2025; 6 career starts OL Michael Fasusi.............................................................. 10 starts in 2025; 10 career starts OL Ryan Fodje....................................................................... 6 starts in 2025; 6 career starts OL Jake Maikkula.............................................................. 10 starts in 2025; 26 career starts QB John Mateer..................................................................12 starts in 2025; 24 career starts OL Heath Ozaeta.................................................................. 7 starts in 2025; 15 career starts OL Eddy Pierre-Louis........................................................... 6 starts in 2025; 6 career starts WR Isaiah Sategna III........................................................13 starts in 2025; 24 career starts

DEFENSIVE LETTERMEN RETURNING (17) DL Adepoju Adebawore, DB Michael Boganowski, DB Eli Bowen, DB Peyton Bowen, DB Casen Calmus, DB Courtland Guillory, LB Taylor Heim, LB Owen Heinecke, DL Jayden Jackson, DB Jacobe Johnson, LB Kip Lewis, LB James Nesta, DL Danny Okoye, DB Reggie Powers III, DB Omarion Robinson, DL David Stone, DL Taylor Wein SPECIALISTS LETTERMEN RETURNING (5) LS Ben Anderson, K/P Grayson Miller, K Tate Sandell, PR Isaiah Sategna III, P/H Jacob Ulrich LETTERMEN LOST (27) OL Luke Baklenko, WR Deion Burks, LB Kendal Daniels, OL Troy Everett, WR Javonnie Gibson, DL Gracen Halton, DB Jaydan Hardy, TE Kaden Helms, TE Will Huggins, DL Marvin Jones Jr., DB Devon Jordan, TE Jaren Kanak, TE Carson Kent, WR Keontez Lewis, WR Major Melson, LB Kobie McKinzie, OL Febechi Nwaiwu, LB Sammy Omosigho, RB Jaydn Ott, OL Derek Simmons, WR Jakeb Snyder, DB Robert Spears-Jennings, DL Markus Strong, DL R Mason Thomas, DL Damonic Williams, K Austin Welch, DB Gentry Williams

SOONERS BY CLASS SIXTH YEAR (2): TE Rocky Beers, LB Owen Heinecke FIFTH YEAR (14): OL Gunnar Allen, LS Ben Anderson, TE Hayden Hansen, OL E’Marion Harris, WR Trell Harris, LB Kip Lewis, TE John Locke Jr., OL Jake Maikkula, QB John Mateer, RB Ben McCreary, K/P Grayson Miller, K Tate Sandell, WR Isaiah Sategna lll, DL Bishop Thomas SENIORS (15): DL Adepoju Adebawore, DB Peyton Bowen, WR Trey Brown, DB Casen Calmus, WR Jer’Michael Carter, DB Reed DeQuasie, LB Taylor Heim, DB Jacobe Johnson, TE Kade McIntyre, WR Eli Merck, OL Caleb Nitta, OL Heath Ozaeta, P Jacob Ulrich, DL Taylor Wein, OL Kenny Wermy JUNIORS (31): OL Daniel Akinkunmi, WR Mackenzie Alleyne, RB Lloyd Avant, RB Andy Bass, DB Michael Boganowski, DB Eli Bowen, WR Ivan Carreon, K Liam Evans, DB Dakoda Fields, DL Wyatt Gilmore, DL Jacob Henry, OL Fred Hinton, OL Ace Hodges, DB Prince Ijioma, DL Jayden Jackson, WR Jacob Jordan, DL Bergin Kysar, WR Parker Livingstone, DB Preston Mickens, LB James Nesta, QB Whitt Newbauer, DB Jeremiah Newcombe, DL Danny Okoye, DL Kenny Ozowalu, OL Eddy Pierre-Louis, DB Reggie Powers III, RB Xavier Robinson, RB Gabe Sawchuk, DL Nigel Smith II, DL David Stone, LB Cole Sullivan SOPHOMORES (23): OL Darius Afalava, RB Tory Blaylock, WR Many Choice, OL Michael Fasusi, OL Ryan Fodje, LS Seth Freeman, DB Courtland Guillory, DB Trystan Haynes, OL Owen Hollenbeck, OL Sean Hutton, LB Marcus James, OL Peyton Joseph, DL CJ Nickson, QB Jett Niu, DB Omarion Robinson, DL Alex Shieldnight, K Preston Tarpley, WR Elijah Thomas, LB Barrett Travis, TE Jack Van Dorselaer, TE Trynae Washington, LB Elgee Webster, DL Trent Wilson FRESHMEN (25): LB Dane Bathurst*, DB LeBron Bauer, QB Bowe Bentley*, OL Noah Best*, DL James Carrington*, LB Jacob Curry*, DB Markel Ford*, DL Brian Harris*, RB Jonathan Hatton Jr.*, LB Beau Jandreau*, DB Niko Jandreau*, DB Derrick Johnson ll*, DL Jake Kreul*, TE Ryder Mix*, LB Kristan Moore*, DL Matthew Nelson*, DL Daniel Norman, WR Daniel Odom*, WR Xavier Okwufulueze, WR Jayden Petit*, WR Jahsiear Rogers*, K Trace Rudd*, TE Tyler Ruxer*, OL Deacon Schmitt*, RB DeZephen Walker* * 2026 mid-year enrollee

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OFFENSIVE STARTERS LOST (5) WR Deion Burks..................................................................13 starts in 2025; 31 career starts TE Jaren Kanak................................................................... 13 starts in 2025; 23 career starts WR Keontez Lewis................................................................7 starts in 2025; 17 career starts OL Febechi Nwaiwu..........................................................13 starts in 2025; 45 career starts OL Derek Simmons............................................................. 8 starts in 2025; 35 career starts DEFENSIVE STARTERS RETURNING (6) DB Eli Bowen......................................................................... 9 starts in 2025; 17 career starts DB Peyton Bowen..............................................................13 starts in 2025; 20 career starts DB Courtland Guillory..........................................................11 starts in 2025; 11 career starts DL Jayden Jackson.............................................................. 6 starts in 2025; 16 career starts LB Kip Lewis........................................................................13 starts in 2025; 30 career starts DL Taylor Wein........................................................................8 starts in 2025; 8 career starts DEFENSIVE STARTERS LOST (7) LB Kendal Daniels...............................................................13 starts in 2025; 41 career starts DL Gracen Halton................................................................. 7 starts in 2025; 10 career starts DL Marvin Jones Jr. ............................................................. 9 starts in 2025; 19 career starts LB Kobie McKinzie...............................................................8 starts in 2025; 10 career starts DB Robert Spears-Jennings............................................ 12 starts in 2025; 25 career starts DL R Mason Thomas...........................................................9 starts in 2025; 20 career starts DL Damonic Williams.........................................................11 starts in 2025; 50 career starts SPECIALISTS RETURNING (5) LS Ben Anderson P Grayson Miller K Tate Sandell PR Isaiah Sategna III H Jacob Ulrich SPECIALISTS LOST (0)

WHAT RETURNS BY PERCENTAGE Rushing Yards (1,387 of 1,540)...........................................................................................90.1% Passing Yards (2,891 of 3,066)..........................................................................................96.2% Receiving Yards (1,332 of 3,066)......................................................................................43.4% Scoring (265 of 341)..............................................................................................................77.7% Total Offense (4,278 of 4,606)..........................................................................................92.9% All-Purpose Yards (3,192 of 5,111)...................................................................................... 62.5% Tackles (500 of 856)............................................................................................................58.4% Tackles for Loss (67.5 of 122)............................................................................................. 55.3% Sacks (26.5 of 45).................................................................................................................58.9% Interceptions (7 of 9)............................................................................................................77.8% Pass Breakups (30 of 45)...................................................................................................66.7% Quarterback Hurries (26 of 48)........................................................................................54.2% Forced Fumbles (5 of 10)....................................................................................................50.0% Fumble Recoveries (0 of 4).................................................................................................0.0% Punt Return Yards (318 of 312)......................................................................................... 101.9% Kickoff Return Yards (15 of 16).......................................................................................... 93.8% Field Goals (24 of 24)........................................................................................................100.0% Punting Yards (2,840 of 2,840)......................................................................................100.0%

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Sooners ready to build on 2025 College Football Playoff appearance with experienced units in all three phases

OFFENSE

QUARTERBACKS (4)

As Oklahoma looks to build on its 2025 success that produced its first College Football Playoff appearance in six years, the Sooners are poised to make further strides on offense in 2026. Second-year offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle is assisted by longtime offensive line coach Bill Bedenbaugh, in his 14th season with the Sooners, fourth-year wide receivers coach Emmett Jones and new hires in accomplished running backs coach Deland McCullough and tight ends coach Jason Witten, a former 17-year NFL tight end and 11-time Pro Bowler. Former OU offensive analysts Kevin Wilson, a longtime college offensive coordinator and former head coach, and John Kuceyeski, who was quarterbacks coach at Washington State in 2024, were promoted to assistant head coach for offense and quarterbacks coach, respectively, in the offseason. Quarterback John Mateer, who completed 62% of his passes for 2,885 yards and totaled 22 touchdowns (14 passing and eight rushing) in 12 games last year, returns for his final season. OU looks to make particular improvement in the running game and should be helped by the return of junior Xavier Robinson and sophomore Tory Blaylock, who accounted for 902 of the team’s 1,540 rushing yards last season. Counting Mateer’s 431 rushing yards, the trio combined for 1,333 yards on the ground in 2025. Primary wide receiver target Isaiah Sategna III, who registered 67 receptions for 965 yards and eight touchdowns (ranked third in the SEC in yards and touchdowns), was a first-team AP All-SEC selection. He is the only returning wide receiver with at least 10 catches last season, but proven newcomers Trell Harris (Virginia) and Parker Livingstone (Texas) are expected to help immediately. Five newcomers at tight end look to help bolster the blocking and pass-catching at the position. On the offensive line, the Sooners must replace two-year starter Febechi Nwaiwu at right guard (26 starts over two seasons) and Derek Simmons at right tackle (eight starts last year), but return five players who have combined to make 62 career starts, including 39 starts last season. That group includes center Jake Maikkula (26 career starts), guards Heath Ozaeta (15 starts) and Eddy Pierre-Louis (six starts), guard/tackle Ryan Fodje (six starts) and tackle Michael Fasusi (10 starts).

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LETTERMEN RETURNING (1) • John Mateer (5th) — Completed 247 of 397 passes for 2,885 yards and 14 touchdowns and rushed 149 times for 431 yards and eight TDs in 12 games last season … missed the Kent State game due to a thumb injury that required surgery … transferred to OU from Washington State following the 2024 season … has played in 36 career games and made 24 starts … has completed 486 of 761 passes (64%) for 6,291 yards and 46 touchdowns (19 interceptions) and rushed 352 times for 1,408 yards and 26 TDs in his career.

JOHN MATEER u Passed for 2,885

yards and 14 TDs in 12 games last season, and rushed for 431 yards and eight scores.

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NON-LETTERMEN RETURNING (2): • Whitt Newbauer (Jr.) — Saw action in three games in his first season at OU last year … transferred to OU from Mercer, where he played in nine games and made seven starts in 2024 (completed 101 of 179 passes [56%] for 1,398 yards and 12 touchdowns and rushed for 19 net yards and two scores). • Jett Niu (So.) — Did not see game action in 2025 … a former consensus three-star prospect who was rated as the No. 56 quarterback in the class and No. 6 recruit in Utah by On3 … passed for 2,857 yards and 29 touchdowns and rushed for 66 yards and three TDs as a high school senior.

NEWCOMERS (1): • Bowe Bentley (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … a consensus four-star prospect who was rated as the No. 70 overall recruit by Rivals and a consensus top-8 quarterback in the class … went 30-1 as a high school starting QB and led Celina (Texas) High School to a state title in 2024 (only loss was in the 2025 state semifinals) … totaled more than 7,800 yards and 111 touchdowns in two seasons as a high school starting QB.

RUNNING BACKS (8) LETTERMEN RETURNING (2): • Xavier Robinson (Jr.) — Has played in 19 games and made five starts and totaled 132 rushes for 654 yards and eight touchdowns … rushed for 421 yards and four TDs on 83 carries and caught 15 passes for 106 yards and a TD last season … averaging 5.0 yards per carry for his career. • Tory Blaylock (So.) — An SEC All-Freshman Team selection … played in all 13 games in 2025 and made six starts … rushed 120 times for a team-high 480 yards and four touchdowns and had 13 receptions for 77 yards.

NON-LETTERMEN RETURNING (2): • Andy Bass (Jr.) — Has not seen game action in his two seasons … a four-star prospect by On3 out of high school … the 2023 Oklahoma Gatorade Player of the Year at Heritage Hall in Oklahoma City.

• Lloyd Avant (Jr.) — A transfer from Colorado State who played in 12 games and made four starts last year … totaled 90 rushes for 417 yards and five touchdowns, 24 receptions for 261 yards and a TD and 11 kickoff returns for 268 yards in 2025 … spent the 2024 season at Tulsa ... played in all 12 games for Golden Hurricane and made one start … totaled 76 rushes for 259 yards and a touchdown and logged 12 catches for 62 yards and 14 kickoff returns for 392 yards and a TD. • Jonathan Hatton Jr. (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … consensus four-star recruit, No. 5 running back and top-100 national prospect … participated in the 2026 Navy All-American Bowl … totaled more than 3,700 rushing yards and 50 rushing TD in three varsity seasons … registered 1,359 rushing yards and 17 TDs on 171 carries (7.9 yards per rush) as a senior. • DeZephen Walker (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … rated as a four-star prospect, the No. 22 running back and No. 3 prospect in Missouri by ESPN … earned 2025 Class 6A-5 All-District and 2024 Class 6A-6 All-District honors … named to 2024 Missouri Class 6A All-State Third Team … totaled more than 2,000 rushing yards and 16 TDs through his first three high school seasons.

TIGHT ENDS (8) LETTERMEN RETURNING (1): • Kade McIntyre (Sr.) — Has played in eight career games (one last season and five in 2024) … missed all but one game in 2025 due to injury … made one catch for 26 yards (in 2023).

NON-LETTERMEN RETURNING (2): • John Locke Jr. (5th) — Saw action in one game last season (Kent State) … transferred to OU from Louisiana Tech prior to the 2025 season … played in 26 career games and totaled three receptions for six yards and a touchdown in three seasons with the Bulldogs.

• Gabe Sawchuk (Jr.) — Appeared in two games in 2025 and rushed twice for 21 yards vs. Kent State … did not play as a true freshman in 2024.

• Trynae Washington (So.) — Did not see game action in 2025 … a former four-star prospect by three outlets … regarded as the nation's No. 17 tight end and No. 6 recruit in Oklahoma, and as the No. 12 athlete in the class by ESPN … totaled 508 receiving yards and seven touchdowns and made 35 tackles and returned two interceptions for TDs as a senior at Carl Albert High School.

NEWCOMERS (4):

NEWCOMERS (5):

• Ben McCreary (5th) — A transfer from Incarnate Word (did not appear in a game last season) … spent two seasons (2022-23) at West Texas A&M ... totaled 130 rushing yards and a TD on 13 carries in 10 games in 2023.

• Rocky Beers (6th) — A mid-year transfer from Colorado State who played in 12 games and made nine starts in 2025 … totaled 31 receptions for 388 yards and seven touchdowns last season … spent the 2023 and ’24 seasons at FIU and began his college career at Air Force (2021-22) … has totaled 53 career receptions for 564 yards and nine touchdowns.

TORY BLAYLOCK u Started six contests

in his first collegiate season in 2025 and rushed for a team-high 480 yards en route to SEC All-Freshman Team honors.

• Hayden Hansen (5th) — A mid-year transfer who spent four seasons at Florida … has totaled 57 career receptions for 611 yards and five touchdowns … started 34 of his 37 games (each of last 34) over the last three seasons ... logged 30 receptions for 254 yards and two TDs last season. • Jack Van Dorselaer (So.) — A mid-year transfer from Tennessee … played in all 13 games last season and registered five receptions for 23 yards and a touchdown … a former consensus four-star recruit in the 2025 class from Southlake, Texas, who was regarded as a top-20 tight end nationally by 247Sports and ESPN. • Ryder Mix (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee who was rated as a consensus threestar recruit … touted as the nation’s No. 35 tight end prospect by ESPN … registered 355 yards and four touchdowns on 20 receptions in seven games as a senior … named to TSWA Class 5A All-State Third Team as a junior after recording 26 receptions for 446 yards and six touchdowns. • Tyler Ruxer (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee who was rated as a four-star prospect by Rivals and as the nation’s No. 11 tight end recruit according to ESPN and No. 19 by Rivals ... a consensus top-8 prospect in Indiana … 2025 IFCA top-50 all-state team honoree … a two-time Indiana Football Coaches Association Class 3A All-State selection (2023 and ’24).

RECEIVERS (15) LETTERMEN RETURNING (6): • Isaiah Sategna III (5th) — A first-team AP All-SEC selection last season and a second-team pick by the coaches … started all 13 games and totaled team highs of 67 receptions, 965 yards and eight touchdown receptions … also recorded 24 punt returns for 318 yards ... registered four 100-yard receiving

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games … has played in 41 career games and made 24 starts (started 11 of his 28 games in three seasons at Arkansas) and has amassed 121 receptions for 1,597 yards and 11 touchdowns. • Jer’Michael Carter (Sr.) — Played in all 13 games last season and made nine receptions for 101 yards … transferred to OU from McNeese prior to the 2025 season … played in 16 games and made 12 starts over two seasons at McNeese and led the team with 37 catches for 537 receiving yards and three touchdowns in 2024. • Ivan Carreon (Jr.) — Has played in 22 games and made one start over his two seasons (12 receptions for 124 yards) ... logged two catches for 35 yards in 2025 … lone start came in the 2024 Armed Forces Bowl vs. Navy and set career highs of seven catches and 72 yards receiving. • Jacob Jordan (Jr.) — Has played in 20 games and made one start over his two seasons … has totaled 29 receptions for 277 yards and one touchdown … made two catches for 43 yards last season … ranked third on team in 2024 with 27 receptions and fourth with 234 receiving yards (one TD) … finished with at least five receptions four times in 2024. • Manny Choice (So.) — Played in 10 games last season, primarily on special teams … a former four-star prospect who was rated as the nation’s No. 152 overall recruit and the No. 22 WR in the class of 2025 by On3 … caught 38 passes for 562 yards and six TDs as a high school junior. • Elijah Thomas (So.) — Played in all 13 games, primarily on special teams … made one reception for five yards … a former consensus four-star prospect who was rated as the nation’s No. 5 athlete by 247Sports, the No. 20 wide receiver by ESPN and On3 and as the No. 1 recruit in Oklahoma per Rivals … compiled 1,803 yards and 26 touchdowns, rushed 63 times for 406 yards and 10 TDs and notched 234 yards on six kickoff returns as a senior in 2024.

NON-LETTERMEN RETURNING (2) • Trey Brown (Sr.) — Joined the team in 2023 as a walk-on from Nashville, Tenn. … has not seen game action in his three seasons at OU. • Eli Merck (Sr.) — Joined OU in 2023 as a walk-on from Norris, S.C. … appeared in two games in 2023 but did not play in 2024 or 2025.

u The nation's No. 33 overall recruit in the 2024 class according to Rivals,

Eddy Pierre-Louis surrendered just one sack on 264 pass-blocking snaps as a redshirt freshman in 2025.

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OFFENSIVE LINEMEN (18)

• Trell Harris (5th) — Mid-year transfer from Virginia where he played in 17 games and made 16 starts over his two seasons (a 2025 third-team All-ACC performer) … spent his first two years at Kent State (2022-23) … has played in 36 career games (24 starts) and totaled 113 receptions for 1,603 yards and nine touchdowns … made 59 catches for 847 yards and five TDs last season.

• Jake Maikkula (5th) — Started 10 of his 11 games at center last season, including starts in each of his last 10 contests (missed two due to health reasons) … transferred to OU from Stanford (played in 20 games at guard and center and made 16 starts).

• Mackenzie Alleyne (Jr.) — Mid-year transfer from Washington State where he played in 13 games last season and notched four receptions for 72 yards and a touchdown … a former three-star prospect from Tustin, Calif.

• Heath Ozaeta (Sr.) — Played in nine games and made seven starts at left guard last season … has played in 22 career games and made 15 starts … all of his starts have been at left guard.

• Parker Livingstone (Jr.) — Mid-year transfer from Texas where he played in 17 games and made five starts over his two seasons there … played in all 13 games last year (made five starts) and totaled 29 receptions for 516 yards and six touchdowns (two TDs at Mississippi State).

• Daniel Akinkunmi (Jr.) — Played in six games last season (primarily on special teams) … a two-time SEC All-Academic Team selection … a former consensus three-star recruit from East London, England, and the NFL Academy who redshirted in 2024.

• Daniel Odom (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … consensus four-star prospect who was ranked as a consensus top-55 wide receiver recruit nationally and a top-35 overall recruit in California … totaled 122 receptions for 1,778 yards and 18 touchdowns over three varsity seasons.

• Eddy Pierre-Louis (Jr.) — Played in all 13 games and made six starts at left guard in 2025 (started each of the final five contests) … has played in 17 career games (all at guard) … a former four-star prospect who was rated as the No. 33 overall recruit in the 2024 class by Rivals.

• Xavier Okwufulueze (Fr.) — A consensus three-star recruit who was touted as the nation's No. 29 athlete by ESPN and a consensus top-8 prospect in the state of Oklahoma … started at both wide receiver and cornerback in high school … registered 894 yards and 13 touchdowns on 43 receptions during the 2025 regular season.

• Michael Fasusi (So.) — Played in 11 games and made 10 starts at left tackle last season (started in each of the final nine contests) … named a true freshman All-American by On3 … a former consensus five-star and top-10 national prospect out of Lewisville (Texas) High School … grew up in OmuoEkiti, Nigeria, before coming to the U.S. in 2019.

• Jayden Petit (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … a consensus four-star recruit who was rated as the nation’s No. 93 overall prospect, No. 13 wide receiver and the No. 12 recruit in Florida by 247Sports … the 2025 Southwest Florida Football Offensive Player of the year and Southwest Florida’s all-time leading receiver with 3,695 career yards … totaled 69 receptions for 1,544 yards and 23 touchdowns as a senior in 2025.

• Ryan Fodje (So.) — Played in all 13 games as a true freshman last season (his six starts came in season's final six contests) … four of his starts were at right tackle and the final two were at right guard … a former consensus fourstar prospect who was touted as the nation’s No. 68 overall recruit by On3.

• Jahsiear Rogers (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … a four-star prospect who was ranked as the nation’s No. 52 wide receiver and the top prospect in Delaware by 247Sports and Rivals … earned Delaware Class 3A first-team all-state honors as a junior in 2024 and was a two-time Delaware Class 3A-1 first-team all-district selection (2024 and ’25).

• Gunnar Allen (5th) — Joined the program in 2022 as a preferred walk-on from Aledo, Texas … has appeared in one career contest (2023).

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NON-LETTERMEN RETURNING (5):

• Ace Hodges (Jr.) — Joined the Sooners in 2024 as a preferred walk-on defensive lineman … converted to offensive line in spring 2026 … lone career appearance came as a defensive lineman in the 2024 opener vs. Temple.

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• Darius Afalava (So.) — Did not play in 2025 … a former four-star recruit according to Rivals … regarded as a top-25 offensive line recruit by ESPN and Rivals … rated as the No. 2 recruit in Utah by Rivals … a 2025 Polynesian Bowl participant. • Owen Hollenbeck (So.) — Did not see action in 2025 … a former consensus three-star recruit … rated as the No. 37 offensive guard prospect by Rivals … earned Texas Class 7-4A D-I All-District First Team honors as a freshman. • Sean Hutton (So.) — Did not play during the 2025 season … joined the program as a preferred walk-on from Lewisville, Texas.

NEWCOMERS (7): • E'Marion Harris (5th) — A mid-year transfer who spent three years at Arkansas … has played in 30 career games and started each of his 24 contests over the last two seasons (all 13 games in 2024 and all 11 games in which he played last season). • Caleb Nitta (Sr.) — A mid-year transfer from Western Kentucky where he played in 11 games and made nine starts in 2025 … spent his first two seasons at Virginia Tech … has played in played in 14 career games and started 10 over the last two seasons (redshirted and did not play in 2023). • Kenny Wermy (Sr.) — A former walk-on athlete from Cache, Okla. … spent the 2023 and ’24 seasons at OU and the 2025 season at Central Oklahoma … saw action in six games at UCO. • Fred Hinton (Jr.) — A mid-year transfer who spent two years at Eastern Kentucky … played in 23 games and made seven starts over his first two collegiate seasons … started six of 12 contests last year (including starts in each of the first five games). • Peyton Joseph (So.) — A mid-year transfer from Georgia Tech … played in six games as a true freshman last season … a former four-star prospect in the 2025 class by three recruiting services and ESPN’s No.4-ranked interior lineman in the class. • Noah Best (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … consensus three-star recruit who was touted as the nation’s No. 35 inside offensive lineman and the No. 63 overall prospect in Texas by 247Sports … earned Texas Class 5A second-team all-state honors. • Deacon Schmitt (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … a four-star prospect by Rivals and ESPN who was rated as the nation's No. 21 offensive guard and the No. 2 prospect in Colorado by ESPN … a first-team Class 3A all-state selection in 2025 while helping Windsor High School to a Class 3A state runner-up finish.

DEFENSE

Oklahoma boasted one of the absolute best defensive units in the country last season on its way to the College Football Playoff. The Sooners ranked first nationally in sacks (3.5 per game) and tackles for loss (9.4 per contest), third in rushing defense (77.3 yards per game) and opponent third-down conversion rate (28.2%), sixth in total defense (272.5 yards per game), seventh in scoring defense (15.5 points per game) and 32nd in passing defense (195.2 yards per game). OU also ranked 10th nationally with its three defensive touchdowns. The performance further cemented head coach Brent Venables as one of the premier defensive play-callers in the nation. Associate head coach and co-defensive coordinator Todd Bates (defensive tackles, run defense), defensive ends coach Miguel Chavis and safeties coach Brandon Hall are in their fifth seasons at OU, providing coaching consistency on the front and back lines of the defense. Inside linebackers coach Nate Dreiling and assistant linebackers/outside linebackers coach Wes Goodwin return for their second seasons on staff, while new cornerbacks coach LaMar Morgan is in his first year after joining the staff in February from Michigan and former four-year analyst Xavier Brewer is in his first season as assistant secondary coach. Even with the loss of All-America and All-SEC First Team defensive end R Mason Thomas, All-SEC Second Team defensive tackle Gracen Halton, linebacker Kendal Daniels and safety Robert Spears-Jennings to the NFL, Oklahoma figures to be stout on defense again in 2026. The Sooners return 10 of their top 17 tacklers from last season, including linebackers Kip Lewis (30 career starts) and Owen Heinecke (five starts), who ranked first and second on the team in tackles last year. Including defensive backs Peyton Bowen (20 career starts), Eli Bowen (17 career starts), Courtland Guillory

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u A 2024 freshman All-American, defensive lineman Jayden Jackson started six

of his 12 games in 2025 and logged 5.0 tackles for loss and 3.0 sacks.

(11 starts) and defensive linemen Jayden Jackson (16 career starts), David Stone (two starts) and Taylor Wein (eight starts), OU returns seven players who started at least two games last season and six who started at least six.

DEFENSIVE LINEMEN (19) LETTERMEN RETURNING (5): • Adepoju Adebawore (Sr.) — Has played in 36 career games over his three seasons, including all 13 contests in 2023 and ’25 … has totaled 27 tackles (10.0 for loss and 5.0 sacks) … notched career highs of 17 tackles, 5.5 TFLs and 2.5 sacks last season. • Taylor Wein (Sr.) — Had a breakout 2025 season in which he registered 39 tackles (team highs of 15.0 tackles for loss and 7.0 sacks) … played in all 13 games and made eight starts at defensive end … also had six QB hurries, an interception, a forced fumble and a blocked field goal … has played in 25 career games and totaled 41 tackles. • Jayden Jackson (Jr.) — Has played in 25 career games and made 16 starts at defensive tackle … has totaled 58 tackles (8.0 for loss and 5.0 sacks) … started six of his 12 games last season and notched 28 tackles, 5.0 TFLs and 3.0 sacks … was a Freshman All-American by FWAA, ESPN and On3 in 2024. • David Stone (Jr.) — Enjoyed a breakout 2025 season by registering 42 tackles (most on the team among defensive linemen), 8.0 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks … has played in all 26 games over the last two seasons and started two contests last year … has totaled 48 career tackles (8.0 for loss, 2.5 sacks). • Danny Okoye (So.) — Has played in 13 games over his two seasons notched six tackles (2.0 sacks) in his 11 games last year … a former consensus four-star recruit who was rated No. 78 overall by On3.

NON-LETTERMEN RETURNING (7): • Wyatt Gilmore (Jr.) — Has played in five career games (four in 2025) … redshirted in 2024 … … a former four-star prospect (by 247Sports) and consensus top-55 defensive lineman recruit in the 2024 class. • Jacob Henry (Jr.) — Did not play in 2025 ... a member of OU’s wrestling team in fall 2024 ... was a three-star high school football recruit … earned first-team all-district football honors as a senior in 2023 … a 2023 TX-USAW heavyweight freestyle state wrestling champion … son of WWE Hall of Famer, two-time Olympian and three-time national weightlifting champ Mark Henry. • Bergin Kysar (Jr.) — Joined the program in 2024 as a preferred walk-on from Edmond, Okla. … has appeared in two career games (one each in 2024 and ’25) … lone career tackle came in the 2024 season opener. • Nigel Smith II (Jr.) — Has played in four career games (three in 2025) … redshirted in 2024 … a former consensus four-star and top-300 national recruit who was a top-30 national defensive end prospect in the 2024 class. • CJ Nickson (So.) — Redshirted in 2025 … a former consensus four-star prospect and top-100 national recruit (by ESPN) who was rated as a top-

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20 defensive end prospect and consensus top-7 prospect in Oklahoma … registered 54 tackles, 14.0 TFLs, 3.0 sacks and nine QB hurries as a high school senior. • Alex Shieldnight (So.) — Redshirted in 2025 and appeared in one game (vs. Kent State) … rated as a consensus three-star prospect and the national No. 36 weakside defensive end recruit by Rivals … logged 59 tackles, 26.0 TFLs and 5.0 sacks as a senior in 2024 … the Wagoner (Okla.) High School all-time sacks leader.

top-8 recruit in Florida … totaled 75 tackles (28.0 for loss and 10.0 sacks) and 26 QB hurries over his two seasons at IMG Academy. • Matthew Nelson (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … consensus three-star recruit who was touted as the No. 44 edge prospect nationally and No. 5 overall recruit in Arkansas by Rivals … earned 2025 all-state honors and led Bryant High School to the state finals each of the last two seasons. • Daniel Norman (Fr.) — A consensus three-star recruit who was rated as the nation's No. 58 edge prospect and No. 68 overall recruit in Florida by Rivals … registered 53 tackles (11.0 for loss and 8.0 sacks), 11 QB hurries and two forced fumbles as a senior at St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.) High School.

• Trent Wilson (So.) — Redshirted in 2025 and appeared in three games … notched one tackle in the season opener … rated as a four-star prospect by three recruiting services, the nation’s No. 114 overall recruit by Rivals and a top-25 defensive line prospect by three services.

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NEWCOMERS (7):

LETTERMEN RETURNING (4):

• Bishop Thomas (5th) — A mid-year transfer who spent two seasons at Georgia State … notched 48 tackles (3.5 for loss and 1.5 sacks) and five QB hurries in 12 games (four starts) last season … spent the 2023 campaign at Colorado and began his career at Florida State in 2022 … has totaled 56 tackles (5.5 for loss) and seven QB hurries.

• Owen Heinecke (6th) — A 2025 second-team AP All-SEC selection, a recipient of OU’s Don Key Award and a semifinalist for the William V. Campbell Trophy … played in all 13 games and started each of the last five ... ranked second on the team with 74 tackles … notched 12.0 TFLs, 3.0 sacks, four pass breakups, a forced fumble and two QB hurries in a 2025 season ... had 11 career tackles entering 2025 … a former walk-on who has played in 39 career games over the last three seasons.

• Kenny Ozowalu (Jr.) — A mid-year transfer from UTSA … played in 16 games (10 starts) over his two seasons and totaled 18 tackles (7.0 for loss) … started 10 of 12 games last season and racked up 17 tackles (6.0 TFLs and 3.0 sacks) and three QB hurries. • James Carrington (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … consensus three-star recruit who was rated as the nation's No. 55 defensive end prospect and the No. 40 overall prospect in California by ESPN … selected for the Navy All-American Bowl in 2025 and '26 … logged 43 tackles (7.0 for loss) in 11 games as a senior. • Brian Harris (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … consensus three-star recruit who was touted as the nation's No. 45 defensive tackle prospect and No. 71 overall recruit in Florida by ESPN … member of the Florida Times-Union’s Super 11 for 2025 … recorded 29 tackles (10.5 for loss and 4.5 sacks) as a junior. • Jake Kreul (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … rated as a five-star prospect by ESPN and a four-star recruit by 247Sports and Rivals … the nation's No. 25 overall prospect and No. 5 defensive end recruit by ESPN and a consensus

• Kip Lewis (5th) — OU’s most experienced and accomplished linebacker … has played in 44 career games ... has made 30 starts (including in 25 of 26 contests over the last two years) … has totaled 209 career tackles (18.5 for loss and 5.0 sacks), two interceptions (both returned for touchdowns), five pass breakups and seven QB hurries … recorded 76 tackles (10.5 for loss and 4.0 sacks), four PBUs and five hurries last season. • Taylor Heim (Sr.) — Played in all 13 games last season, primarily on special teams and in a reserve linebacker role … has played in 15 career games (one each in 2023 and 2024) … has totaled 12 career tackles (0.5 for loss) and one QB hurry … career-high four tackles tied for team high at Temple last season. • James Nesta (Jr.) — Redshirted and saw action in two games in 2024 … notched two tackles in season opener vs. Temple and played in Armed Forces Bowl vs. Navy … a former four-star recruit by On3 ... regarded as nation’s No. 20 linebacker by 247Sports and No. 43 outside linebacker by Rivals.

NON-LETTERMEN RETURNING (3):

KIP LEWIS u The team's leading

tackler in 2025 (76), has started 25 of OU's 26 games over the last two seasons.

• Marcus James (So.) — Did not play last season ... a consensus three-star recruit from Oklahoma City … rated as a top-45 linebacker prospect by Rivals and ESPN … logged 67 tackles, 12.0 TFLs, 3.0 sacks, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries in eight games as a senior in 2024 … member of three straight state championship teams at Carl Albert High School. • Barrett Travis (So.) — Joined the program in June 2025 from Heritage Hall High School in Oklahoma City … did not play in 2025. • Elgee Webster (So.) — Joined OU in June 2025 from Franklin, Tenn. … did not play in 2025.

NEWCOMERS (5): • Cole Sullivan (Jr.) — A mid-year transfer from Michigan where he played in 23 games over his two seasons … started in three of his 11 contests last season and registered 44 tackles (5.0 for loss and 2.0 sacks), three interceptions, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and a pass breakup … recorded four tackles in his 12 games (no starts) as a freshman in 2024. • Dane Bathurst (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … rated as a three-star prospect and the No. 50 linebacker recruit in the country by 247Sports … also rated as a four-star prospect, the No. 41 defensive end nationally and the No. 2 recruit in Indiana by ESPN … registered 65 tackles (12.0 for loss and 7.0 sacks) in nine games as a senior … named Indiana Mr. Football Position Award winner for linebacker. • Jacob Curry (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … a four-star prospect and the nation’s No. 24 outside linebacker recruit by ESPN … a three-star prospect and top-50 linebacker recruit by 247Sports and Rivals … compiled 288 tackles (42.5 for loss and 23.5 sacks) over three high school seasons … named the Florida Class 6A Player of the Year in 2025 after recording 101 tackles (21.0 for loss and 12.0 sacks) as a senior. • Beau Jandreau (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … consensus three-star recruit who was touted as the nation's No. 27 inside linebacker and No. 9 overall

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prospect in Arizona by ESPN … led his team to the Arizona Open State Championship semifinals as a senior and registered 89 tackles (8.0 for loss and 3.0 sacks) and one interception in six games as a junior. • Kristan Moore (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … consensus three-star recruit who was rated as the nation's No. 46 inside linebacker prospect by ESPN … recorded 91 tackles (16.5 for loss and 3.5 sacks), two forced fumbles, five PBUs and a fumble returned for touchdown as a senior … added 315 all-purpose yards and six touchdowns as a running back and wide receiver in 2025.

DEFENSIVE BACKS (18) LETTERMEN RETURNING (7): • Peyton Bowen (Sr.) — Experienced safety who has played in 39 career games and made 20 starts … has totaled 117 career tackles (3.5 for loss), two interceptions, 12 pass breakups and a forced fumble … started all 13 games last season and logged career highs of 47 tackles, two interceptions and seven PBUs en route to second-team All-SEC honors. • Jacobe Johnson (Sr.) — Three-year letterwinner who has played in 37 games and made two starts at cornerback (both starts in 2024) … has totaled 35 tackles and three interceptions … played in 11 games last season and notched nine stops and two interceptions (at South Carolina and vs. Missouri). • Michael Boganowski (Jr.) — Has played in all 26 games over his two seasons … made one start last year in the season opener vs. Illinois State … has totaled 39 tackles … made 31 tackles (2.5 for loss and 1.0 sack) last season, including a career-high five vs. Missouri. • Eli Bowen (Jr.) — A third-team All-SEC selection last season … started all nine games in which he played at cornerback (missed the first four due to injury) and recorded 24 tackles, two interceptions and four pass breakups … returned an interception 87 yards for a touchdown in win at Alabama … has totaled 54 tackles, three interceptions and eight PBUs in his two seasons.

• Reggie Powers III (Jr.) — Played in all 13 games last season at the “Cheetah” position and registered 31 tackles (2.5 for loss and 1.0 sack), a forced fumble, a pass breakup and a QB hurry … has played in 25 games over his two seasons and totaled 35 tackles. • Courtland Guillory (So.) — A true freshman All-American by On3 and an SEC All-Freshman Team selection … started 11 of his 13 games in 2025 at cornerback and registered 41 tackles (1.0 for loss), seven pass breakups and a QB hurry … a former four-star prospect by 247Sports and Rivals who was touted as a consensus top-50 cornerback prospect nationally. • Omarion Robinson (So.) — Played in nine games last season, primarily on special teams and in a reserve safety role … recorded three tackles … a former four-star prospect by ESPN and Rivals who was regarded as the nation's No. 51 overall recruit, No. 3 safety and top prospect in Arkansas by Rivals.

NON-LETTERMEN RETURNING (5): • Casen Calmus (Sr.) — Joined the program as a walk-on in 2023 … has not seen game action over his three seasons. • Reed DeQuasie (Sr.) — Saw action in two games in 2025 … transferred back to OU prior to the 2025 season after spending the 2024 season at Oklahoma State … played in the final three games of the 2024 season at OSU … was on the OU roster in 2023 and saw action in three contests. • Preston Mickens (Jr.) — Joined the program as a walk-on in 2024 … has not seen game action over his two seasons. • Jeremiah Newcombe (Jr.) — Appeared in two games during the 2025 season and missed the remainder due to injury … redshirted in 2024 when he played in three games and totaled two tackles and one pass breakup … a former four-star prospect from Casteel (Ariz.) High School … was rated the No. 27 corner in the class by Rivals. • Trystan Haynes (So.) — Redshirted in 2025 … saw action in one game vs. Kent State … a former consensus four-star prospect who was touted as a top-100 national recruit, the No. 13 national cornerback and top prospect in Oklahoma by 247Sports … selected for the 2025 Navy All-American Bowl ... logged 28 tackles, 3.0 TFLs, 10 pass breakups and a fumble recovery while racking up 42 receptions for 630 yards and eight TDs as a senior in 2024.

NEWCOMERS (6): • Prince Ijioma (Jr.) — A mid-year transfer from Mississippi Valley State … played in 22 games and made 14 starts over his two seasons with the Delta Devils and totaled 59 tackles and four pass breakups … started 10 of his 12 contests last season and notched 39 tackles and four PBUs … made 20 stops in 10 games (four starts) as a true freshman in 2024. • Dakoda Fields (Jr.) — A mid-year transfer from Oregon … played in each of the first three games of 2025 and made one tackle … redshirted and did not play in 2024 … a former consensus four-star recruit from Junipero Serra High School in California who was rated as a top-100 national recruit and top-8 cornerback in the 2024 class by 247Sports and ESPN. • LeBron Bauer (Fr.) — A consensus three-star recruit who signed with OU in February … a top-190 cornerback prospect by ESPN and Rivals … a two-time Texas Class 6A All-State selection and 2025 district defensive utility player of the year … recorded 29 tackles, five interceptions, six pass breakups and six blocked kicks as a senior at Allen High School. • Markel Ford (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … a consensus three-star recruit from Horn High School in Mesquite, Texas … rated as the nation's No. 48 safety by ESPN … tallied 18 tackles, two interceptions and seven pass breakups while recording 14 receptions for 367 yards and six TDs in five games as a senior. • Niko Jandreau (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … a consensus three-star prospect who was rated as the nation's No. 108 safety and No. 18 recruit in Arizona by ESPN … earned first-team Arizona Class 6A All-Fiesta Region honors in 2025 after he registered 64 tackles (10.0 for loss and 3.0 sacks), an interception, six pass breakups and two forced fumbles in nine games.

u Second-team All-SEC selection Eli Bowen started all nine games in which he

played in 2025 and recorded a pair of interceptions, including one he returned 87 yards for a touchdown in a 23-21 win at No. 4 Alabama.

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• Derrick Johnson II (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … a four-star prospect by 247Sports and Rivals who was regarded as the nation's No. 23 cornerback and the No. 20 recruit in California by 247Sports … named to the Division 2 2025 All-CIF team … two-way player who registered 25 tackles (3.0 for loss), a forced fumble and two interceptions on defense and 16 receptions for 418 yards and eight touchdowns on offense as a senior.

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SPECIAL TEAMS

Oklahoma returns all four major players in the kicking game from last season, including reigning Lou Groza Award winner Tate Sandell and first-team AllSEC punter Grayson Miller. Three-year standout long snapper Ben Anderson and holder Jacob Ulrich are also back, providing valuable consistency for the special teams units. Sandell’s record-setting 2025 campaign featured prominently in Oklahoma’s 10 wins and College Football Playoff appearance, and most significantly in November road wins at Tennessee, in which he made four field goals (three more than 50 yards), and Alabama, as he converted both field goal attempts in a two-point victory. Miller set a school record for punts of longer than 50 yards last season, while Anderson was named a semifinalist for the Patrick Mannelly Award for best long snapper in the nation. Isaiah Sategna III handled all of OU’s punt returns in 2025, averaging 13.3 yards on 24 returns (long of 43 yards) to rank 10th nationally. OU only returned two kickoffs, including one for 15 yards by Peyton Bowen. Bowen was OU’s primary punt returner in 2024, ranking 21st nationally and fourth in the SEC by averaging 8.4 yards on 25 returns. Transfer running back Lloyd Avant has returned 25 career kickoffs for 660 yards, including a 100-yard touchdown in his first ever return while a freshman at Tulsa in 2024. Under the direction of special teams coordinator Doug Deakin, the Sooners ranked 41st in 2024 and 10th in 2025 in ESPN's special teams efficiency ratings after ranking 127th the year before his arrival.

PLACEKICKERS (5) LETTERMEN RETURNING (2) • Tate Sandell (5th) — 2025 Lou Groza Award winner … first-team AllAmerican by FWAA and Sporting News and the 2025 SEC Special Teams Player of the Year … set or tied eight career or single-season school, conference, FBS or stadium records during the 2025 campaign … set a school and single-season SEC record for consecutive made field goals (24 straight) … his eight FG makes of 50-plus yards and 16 conversions of 40-plus yards led the nation as did his average-make distance of 42.1 yards (min. 15 conversions) transferred to OU from UTSA prior to the 2025 season.

u Long snapper Ben Anderson has been a Patrick Mannelly Award semifinalist

each of the last two seasons and was a 2025 second-team All-SEC selection.

• Grayson Miller (5th) — OU’s primary punter for the final 12 games of the 2025 season … has not attempted a placekick or kickoff at OU … handled punting and kickoff duties at Central Oklahoma in 2023 and '24.

NON-LETTERMEN RETURNING (2) • Liam Evans (Jr.) — Did not play in 2025 … appeared in one game as a freshman in 2024 and made his only PAT attempt against Maine ... rated as a five-star prospect and No. 8 kicker in the 2024 class by Kohl’s Kicking Camps. • Preston Tarpley (So.) — Did not play in 2025 ... a three-time all-state placekicker and 2024 all-state punter in Texas ... also played quarterback and led Gunter High School to 2024 state title as a starter.

NEWCOMERS (1): • Trace Rudd (Fr.) — A mid-year enrollee … five-star kicking prospect by Kohl’s Kicking and a three-star recruit by 247Sports, ESPN and Rivals … touted as the nation’s No. 7 kicker by 247Sports and No. 19 kicking recruit by Kohl’s … earned first-team All-Eastern Kansas League honors as a senior.

PUNTERS (2) LETTERMEN RETURNING (2): • Grayson Miller (5th) — An All-SEC First Team selection last season … served as OU’s primary punter for the final 12 games of the season … averaged 45.8 yards on 59 punts with a long of 66, a school-record 24 punts of 50-plus yards and 25 punts downed inside the 20-yard line … transferred to OU prior to the 2025 season after two years Central Oklahoma. • Jacob Ulrich (Sr.) — Played in all 13 games last season and served as the holder on all placekicks … punted in the season opener vs. Illinois State and averaged 47.5 yards on two punts (long of 54 yards) … transferred to OU from Kennesaw State and averaged 45.4 yards on 75 punts in 2024 to earn firstteam All-CUSA honors.

LONG SNAPPERS (2) LETTERMEN RETURNING (1):

TATE SANDELL u The 2025 Lou

Groza Award winner set singleseason OU and SEC records by making 24 consecutive field goal attempts, including eight straight from 50plus yards.

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• Ben Anderson (5th) — Has handled all long snapping duties over the last three seasons … named to All-SEC Second Team in 2025 ... was a semifinalist for the Patrick Mannelly Award (presented to the nation’s best long snapper) each of the last two seasons.

NON-LETTERMEN RETURNING (1): • Seth Freeman (So.) — Joined the program in January 2025 from Moore (Okla.) High School … did not see game action in 2025 … ranked as the nation’s No. 1 long snapper by Kohl’s Professional Camps.

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PRESEASON NOTEBOOK 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

WELCOME TO THE TEAM

OU'S RECORD VS. SEC PROGRAMS vs. Alabama vs. Arkansas vs. Auburn vs. Florida vs. Georgia vs. Kentucky vs. LSU vs. Ole Miss vs. Mississippi State vs. Missouri vs. South Carolina vs. Tennessee vs. Texas vs. Texas A&M vs. Vanderbilt Total

5-3-1 10-4-1 4-0 1-1 0-1 2-1 2-3 0-3 0-0 68-25-5 1-1 4-1 51-65-5 19-12 2-0-1 169-120-13

POWER CONFERENCE TITLES SINCE 2000 1. Oklahoma 2. Ohio State 3. Alabama Clemson Oregon 6. Florida State 7. Michigan USC Georgia 10. LSU

14 11 9 9 9 8 6 6 6 5

MOST POINTS PER GAME SINCE 2000 1. Oklahoma 2. Boise State 3. Oregon 4. Texas Tech 5. Ohio State 6. Texas 7. Alabama 8. USC 9. Oklahoma State 10. Clemson

37.8 37.6 37.4 35.8 35.3 34.5 33.9 33.8 33.6 33.0

MOST 11-PLUS-WIN SEASONS 1. Alabama 2. Oklahoma 3. Ohio State 4. Penn State 5. Florida State

28 27 22 20 15

ACTIVE BOWL STREAKS 1. Georgia 2. Oklahoma 3. Alabama 4. Clemson 5. Iowa Ohio State

29 27 22 21 13 13

APPEARANCES IN FINAL AP TOP 25 SINCE 2000 1. Ohio State 2. Oklahoma 3. Georgia 4. Alabama Clemson LSU

After adding 63 new players in 2023, 52 newcomers in 2024, and 45 in 2025, Oklahoma welcomes 43 newcomers for 2026, Brent Venables' fifth season as head coach. Entering 2026, 39% of OU's roster is comprised of first-year Sooners, down from 40% in 2025, 43% in 2024 and 51% in 2023. That means the Sooners have more players with OU experience than in the previous three campaigns. Thirty-five of the Sooners' 110 players have spent at least two years at Oklahoma, while another 32 are entering their second season in Norman.

QUICK LOOK AT 2026

Oklahoma returns more than 90% of its offensive production from 2025 in rushing yards (90%), passing yards (96%) and total offense (93%), while 78% of its scoring is back for this season. Conversely, OU returns just 43% of its receiving yards from last season. On the offensive line, five returners made at least six starts in 2025 and have made 63 career starts among them. Between returning players and transfers, six offensive linemen have combined for 71 career starts. Defensively, the Sooners return at least half of their production in tackles (58%), tackles for loss (55%), sacks (59%), interceptions (78%), pass breakups (67%), QB hurries (54%) and forced fumbles (50%). Six defensive players started at least six games last season and those players have compiled 102 career starts, all at OU. Oklahoma also returns its four key players in the kicking game: 2025 Lou Groza Award winner Tate Sandell at kicker, punter Grayson Miller, long snapper Ben Anderson and holder/punter Jacob Ulrich.

RETURNING ALL-CONFERENCE HONOREES The Sooners return eight of their 12 players who earned 2025 All-SEC honors from the coaches and/or AP. Placekicker Tate Sandell was a first-team All-SEC selection and All-American who became OU's first-ever winner of the Lou Groza Award. Punter Grayson Miller also earned first-team All-SEC recognition by setting a single-season school record with his 24 punts of 50 or more yards. Wide receiver Isaiah Sategna III was a first-team All-SEC selection by the AP and second-team pick as both a wide receiver and all-purpose player by the coaches. Long snapper Ben Anderson, defensive back Peyton Bowen and defensive lineman Taylor Wein were second-team All-SEC selections by the coaches, while linebacker Owen Heinecke was named a secondteam all-league player by the AP. Cornerback Eli Bowen earned third-team All-SEC recognition from coaches.

NEW COACHES

The 2026 Oklahoma coaching staff features five new assistant coaches, four on offense and one on defense. In January, the Sooners brought in former All-Pro and 17-year NFL tight end Jason Witten as tight ends coach, and in February hired Deland McCullough as running backs coach and LaMar Morgan as cornerbacks coach, filling open positions on the staff. OU also promoted former offensive analyst John Kuceyeski to quarterbacks coach and longtime college offensive coordinator and former head coach Kevin Wilson to assistant head coach for offense. An OU offensive analyst last season, Wilson served as the Sooners' offensive coordinator from 2002-10 under former head coach Bob Stoops. Former defensive analyst Xavier Brewer was also promoted to assistant secondary coach.

ANOTHER SCHEDULE GAUNTLET 23 22 21 20 19 19

Oklahoma will play the second-toughest schedule in college football during the 2026 season, according to ESPN’s College Football Power Index rankings (only Arkansas' schedule is rated as more difficult). Last summer, OU's schedule was rated as the most difficult in the nation entering the 2025 campaign. The Sooners will host six games at Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, play five true road

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games and the annual Red River Rivalry clash against Texas at Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas. Six of OU's 2026 opponents are in the preseason AP Top 25 (No. 3 Georgia, No. 5 Texas, No. 8 Texas A&M, No. 9 Ole Miss, No. 16 Michigan and No. 25 Missouri), and three more received votes (Florida, South Carolina and New Mexico). OU's three non-conference games will be Sept. 4 vs. UTEP (Friday night), Sept. 12 at Michigan and Sept. 19 vs. New Mexico. For the first time in its three seasons as a member of the SEC, Oklahoma will open conference play on the road, traveling to Georgia on Sept. 26. Following an open week, OU will travel to Dallas to meet Texas on Oct. 10. The Sooners will alternate road and home games the next five weeks, hosting Kentucky on Oct. 17, traveling to Mississippi State on Oct. 24, hosting South Carolina on Oct. 31, visiting Florida on Nov. 7 and hosting Ole Miss for the second straight year on Nov. 14. OU will close the regular season by hosting Texas A&M on No. 21 and visiting Missouri on Nov. 28. Oklahoma has a 169-121-13 all-time record against the league's current member schools.

HOME IS WHERE THE "W" IS

Oklahoma has won nearly as many conference championships over the last 27 years (14) as it has lost home games. The Sooners are 151-17 (.899) at Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium since the start of the 1999 season. It is the nation's second-best home winning percentage over the last 27 seasons (Boise State; .906). OU has outscored its opponents by an average of 42-18 in those games. The Sooners have posted 167 straight sellouts of originally scheduled home games dating back to the start of the 1999 season. Only Nebraska has a longer current streak nationally.

SEVEN PLAYERS SELECTED IN NFL DRAFT

For the 31st straight year and 56th time in the last 57 years, OU had at least two players selected in the NFL Draft. Seven Sooners were picked in April, led by defensive lineman R Mason Thomas, who was the second round choice of the Kansas City Chiefs. Offensive lineman Febechi Nwaiwu (Houston Texans), defensive lineman Gracen Halton (San Francisco 49ers) and linebacker Kendal Daniels (Atlanta Falcons) were selected in the fourth round. Defensive back Robert Spears-Jennings (Pittsburgh Steelers), tight end Jaren Kanak (Tennessee Titans) and wide receiver Deion Burks (Indianapolis Colts) were picked in the seventh round. Oklahoma's seven overall selections in this year's draft tied for the program's most since 2019. OU has produced at least three NFL draftees 23 times in the last 24 years (only LSU and Ohio State have produced three or more picks in each of the last 24 drafts).

EXTRA POINTS

u Oklahoma led the SEC in 2026 in points allowed (15.5 ppg), yards allowed (272.5 ypg), rushing yards allowed (77.3 ypg), passing defense efficiency rating (115.8), sacks per game (3.5; led nation), tackles for loss per game (9.4; led nation) and first downs allowed (194). u Oklahoma won six straight Big 12 championships from

2015-20, giving it a nation-leading 50 conference titles. Nebraska ranks second with 46 and Michigan third with 45. OU's 14 league titles since 2000 are three more than the Power Five program with the next most (Ohio State has 11 while Alabama, Clemson and Oregon have nine).

u Oklahoma has appeared in a bowl game in 27

consecutive seasons. It is the second-longest streak in the nation (Georgia; 29). The last time OU did not appear in a bowl contest was 1998.

u Since the start of the 1999 season (Bob Stoops' first as

head coach), the Sooners rank fourth among all Power Four programs in wins (278; 13 fewer than Ohio State, four fewer than Alabama and one fewer than Georgia). During the same span, OU leads the nation in points per game (37.7).

SEASON PREVIEW

BRENT VENABLES HEAD COACH

HEAD COACH 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

BRENT VENABLES THREE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (ONE WITH OKLAHOMA, TWO WITH CLEMSON) EIGHT NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME APPEARANCES • COACHED IN 36 BOWL/CFP GAMES 13 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • THREE-TIME BROYLES AWARD FINALIST (2016 WINNER)

former 13-year University of Oklahoma assistant coach who won a national championship with the Sooners and two more with Clemson University during an ultra-successful 10-year stint as defensive coordinator, Brent Venables was named OU’s 23rd head football coach on Dec. 5, 2021, and has directed the Sooners to a 32-20 record in his four seasons.

COACHING HISTORY

2022-Present: Oklahoma Head Coach 2018-21: Clemson Associate Head Coach, Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers 2012-17: Clemson Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers 2004-11: Oklahoma Associate Head Coach, Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers 1999-03: Oklahoma Co-Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers 1998: Kansas State Linebackers/Defensive Run Game Coord. 1996-97: Kansas State Linebackers 1993-95: Kansas State Graduate Assistant

BOWLS COACHED (36)

Year Bowl School 2025....... CFP First Round...........Oklahoma 2024....... Armed Forces...............Oklahoma 2023....... Alamo.............................Oklahoma 2022....... Cheez-It..........................Oklahoma 2020...... Sugar (CFP)......................Clemson 2019....... CFP NCG...........................Clemson 2019....... Fiesta (CFP).....................Clemson 2018........ CFP NCG...........................Clemson 2018........ Cotton (CFP)....................Clemson 2017........ Sugar (CFP)......................Clemson 2016....... CFP NCG...........................Clemson 2016....... Fiesta (CFP).....................Clemson 2015........ CFP NCG...........................Clemson 2015........ Orange (CFP)...................Clemson 2014....... Russell Athletic................Clemson 2013........ Orange...............................Clemson 2012........ Chick-fil-A.........................Clemson 2011......... Insight.............................Oklahoma 2010....... Fiesta..............................Oklahoma 2009...... Sun...................................Oklahoma 2008...... BCS NCG........................Oklahoma 2007...... Fiesta..............................Oklahoma 2006...... Fiesta..............................Oklahoma 2005...... Holiday...........................Oklahoma 2004...... Orange (BCS NCG)......Oklahoma 2003...... Sugar (BCS NCG)........Oklahoma 2002...... Rose................................Oklahoma 2001....... Cotton.............................Oklahoma 2000...... Orange (BCS NCG)......Oklahoma 1999........ Independence...............Oklahoma 1998........ Alamo........................Kansas State 1997........ Fiesta.........................Kansas State 1996........ Cotton........................Kansas State 1995........ Holiday......................Kansas State 1994....... Aloha..........................Kansas State 1993........ Copper.......................Kansas State

The 2025 Sooners finished 10-3 overall — their second 10-win campaign under Venables — and advanced to the program’s fifth College Football Playoff (first since 2019), earning the No. 8 seed and first-round hosting honors. OU’s defense, under the direction of Venables as play-caller, was one of the nation’s best. The Sooners ranked sixth in the country in yards allowed per game (272.5) and seventh in points allowed per outing (15.5). They also led the nation in tackles for loss per game (9.4) and sacks per contest (3.5). Additionally, Tate Sandell became the first OU recipient of the Lou Groza Award as the nation’s top placekicker. Venables also led the 2023 team to a 10-3 mark and second-place Big 12 finish (7-2). OU ranked first nationally in defensive interceptions per game (1.5), third in total offense (507.0 ypg) and fourth in scoring offense (41.7 ppg). The 55-year-old Venables has produced 17 NFL Draft picks since becoming Oklahoma’s head coach, including 10 offensive players. OU’s seven draft selections in 2026 were tied for the program’s most since 2019. Venables served as co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Oklahoma from 1999-2003 and as associate head coach, defensive coordinator and linebackers coach from 2004-11 under former head coach Bob Stoops. Venables has coached in eight national championship games between his time at OU and Clemson, winning titles with the Sooners in 2000 and Tigers in 2016 and 2018. In 26 years as a full-time assistant coach,

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Hometown...........................................................Salina, Kan. High School............................................ Salina South, 1989 College.................................................... Kansas State, 1992 Family.....................................................................Wife, Julie; .......Sons, Jake and Tyler; Daughters, Laney and Addie

AS A FULL-TIME COACH

Years.......................................................................................30 Combined Record..........................................322-77 (.807) Head Coaching Record....................................32-20 (.615) Conference Championships.............................................. 13 National Championships..................................................... 3 National Championship Game Appearances................ 8

Venables’ teams produced 26 winning seasons, won 13 conference titles, went to 30 bowl games (including four College Football Playoff National Championship games) and won at least 10 games 22 times. After joining Clemson prior to the 2012 season, Venables constructed one of the nation’s top defenses. From 2012-2021, the Tigers ranked first nationally in sacks (445; next most was 392) and opponent third-down conversion percentage (30.2), second in opponent pass efficiency rating (111.1) and takeaways (244; tied), third in scoring defense (17.8 ppg) and opponent completion percentage (53.3), fourth in total defense (311.4 ypg) and pass defense (190.5 ypg), fifth in interceptions (148) and sixth in rushing defense (120.9 ypg). They won league titles each year from 2015-20. Since 2000, Venables has coached nine national award winners and 17 consensus All-Americans. In that time, 67 defensive players under his guidance have been selected in the NFL Draft (12 first-rounders), including 20 linebackers, two of whom were first-round picks.

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HEAD COACH 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

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As a defensive coordinator and linebackers coach, Venables produced winners of three Butkus Awards (OU’s Rocky Calmus in 2001 and Teddy Lehman in 2003, and CU’s Isaiah Simmons in 2019), two Nagurski Awards (OU’s Roy Williams in 2001 and Derrick Strait in 2003), two Thorpe Awards (Williams in 2001 and Strait in 2003) and one Bednarik Award (Lehman in 2003). And in 2018, Clemson defensive tackle Christian Wilkins became the school’s first winner of William V. Campbell Trophy, also known as the “Academic Heisman.” Venables has received national accolades for his coaching and recruiting, including the Frank Broyles Award in 2016 as the nation’s top assistant coach after being a finalist in 2015. He was FootballScoop’s Defensive Coordinator of the Year in 2014 and Rivals. com’s Recruiter of the Year in 2015. Venables’ defensive units were remarkably consistent during his 10 years with the Tigers. Each of his last eight Clemson defenses ranked in the top 15 nationally in yards allowed and seven of the last eight ranked in the top 20 in points allowed. Over his last eight years there, his units ranked first (in 2014), 10th, eighth, fourth, fifth, sixth, 15th and ninth (in 2021) in total defense. Additionally, his units ranked first or second in the ACC in total defense each of his last eight years (ranked first in six of those seasons). Under Venables’ tutelage in 2021, Clemson ranked second nationally in scoring defense (15.0 ppg) and red zone defense (62.1 conversion percentage), fourth

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in sacks (3.4 per game), eighth in rushing defense (98.8 ypg) and ninth in total defense (308.4 ypg). Venables’ 2020 Clemson defense tied for the national lead with 46 sacks, despite no player producing more than 4.5 individually. His 2019 unit allowed fewer than 300 yards of total offense in each of its first 12 games, the first defense nationally since at least 1996 to accomplish that feat. Clemson held 16 straight foes to 20 or fewer points across the 2018-19 seasons, the school’s longest streak since the 1937-40 campaigns. Clemson’s 2018 squad led the nation in scoring defense (13.1 ppg) for the first time in school history and set a program record by recording 54 sacks. Venables’ Clemson defenses ranked among the top 10 nationally in sacks each year from 2014-21 and ranked in the top 10 in tackles for loss from 2013-20. The units led the nation in TFLs every year from 2013-16. From 1999-2011, Venables helped OU to the 2000 national championship, three other national championship game appearances (2003, ’04 and ’08) and seven Big 12 titles. He was a finalist for the Broyles Award in 2006 when the Sooners led the Big 12 in total defense and scoring defense. Oklahoma linebackers under Venables earned three Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year awards, five Big 12 Defensive Newcomer of the Year accolades and six first-team All-America honors. Ten of his OU linebackers — and 31 defensive players overall — were taken in the 2000-12 NFL Drafts.

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While Venables was an Oklahoma assistant, the Sooners ranked among the top 16 nationally in total defense eight times (including each year from 2000-06) and among the top 20 in scoring defense eight times. OU led the Big 12 in scoring defense on four occasions (2000, ’04, ’06 and ’11) and topped the conference in total defense three times (2003, ’04, and ’06). Prior to joining Stoops’ first staff at OU, Venables coached linebackers at Kansas State (1996-98), serving as defensive running game coordinator in 1998, and was a graduate assistant at K-State under Bill Snyder from 1993-95. As a player at Kansas State (1991-92), Venables earned honorable mention All-Big Eight honors in 1992 after registering 124 tackles. He began his collegiate playing career at Garden City (Kan.) Community College (1989-90), where he earned All-America honors after recording 276 tackles and was inducted into the school’s athletics hall of fame in April 2023. A native of Salina, Kan., Venables, who exhibits a strong commitment to serving the community and was named the 2025 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team Honorary Head Coach, received his bachelor’s degree in political science from Kansas State in 1992. He and his wife Julie have four children: sons Jake and Tyler and daughters Laney and Addie.

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COMMUNITY SERVICE CHAMPION u Brent Venables was named the 2025 Allstate AFCA Good Works Honorary Head Coach. One of 16 head coaches nominated, he was chosen as the 2025 honoree for transforming the OU program by championing service and leadership off the field. He became the first Sooners head coach selected to the Good Works Team.

VENABLES' YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING HISTORY YEAR

SCHOOL

1996 Kansas State* 1997 Kansas State* 1998 Kansas State* 1999 Oklahoma* 2000 Oklahoma* 2001 Oklahoma* 2002 Oklahoma* 2003 Oklahoma* 2004 Oklahoma* 2005 Oklahoma* 2006 Oklahoma* 2007 Oklahoma* 2008 Oklahoma* 2009 Oklahoma* 2010 Oklahoma* 2011 Oklahoma* 2012 Clemson* 2013 Clemson* 2014 Clemson* 2015 Clemson* 2016 Clemson* 2017 Clemson* 2018 Clemson* 2019 Clemson* 2020 Clemson* 2021 Clemson* 2022 Oklahoma 2023 Oklahoma 2024 Oklahoma 2025 Oklahoma Totals

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9-3 11-1 11-2 7-5 13-0 11-2 12-2 12-2 12-1 8-4 11-3 11-3 12-2 8-5 12-2 10-3 11-2 11-2 10-3 14-1 14-1 12-2 15-0 14-1 10-2 9-3 ^ 6-7 10-3 6-7 10-3 322-77

6-2 7-1 8-0 5-3 8-0 6-2 6-2 8-0 8-0 6-2 7-1 6-2 7-1 5-3 6-2 6-3 7-1 7-1 6-2 8-0 7-1 7-1 8-0 8-0 8-1 6-2 3-6 7-2 2-6 6-2 195-49

17 8 10 – 1 6 5 3 3 22 11 8 5 – 6 16 11 8 15 2 1 4 1 2 3 14 – 15 – 13

BOWL GAME

SEASON NOTES

Cotton Bowl (Lost to BYU, 19-15) Cotton Bowl was K-State's first ever appearance in a major bowl game (current NY6 bowl) Fiesta Bowl (Beat Syracuse, 35-18) Defense totaled 50 sacks, 131 TFLs and forced 14 fumbles Alamo Bowl (Lost to Purdue, 37-34) Unbeaten regular season, Big 12 North title; 10th nationally in rushing defense (98.3 ypg) Independence Bowl (Lost to Ole Miss, 27-25) First season of the Bob Stoops era, first OU bowl appearance since 1994 Orange Bowl (BCS Champ.) (Beat Florida State, 13-2) OU's 7th national title; ranked 7th in scoring defense (16.0 ppg) Cotton Bowl (Beat Arkansas, 10-3) Allowed 13.0 ppg, 245.7 ypg; Rocky Calmus (Butkus), Roy Williams (Thorpe/Nagurksi awards) Rose Bowl (Beat Washington State, 34-13) Teddy Lehman named ABC Defensive POY; OU ranked 6th in scoring def. (15.4 ppg) Sugar Bowl (BCS Champ.) (Lost to LSU, 21-14) Defensive players Harris, Lehman, Strait won five individual national awards Orange Bowl (BCS Champ.) (Lost to USC, 55-19) Second straight unbeaten regular season, won Big 12 title Holiday Bowl (Beat Oregon, 17-14) Ranked 4th nationally in rushing defense (90.6 ypg) Fiesta Bowl (Lost to Boise State, 43-42 [OT]) Allowed fewer than 20.0 ppg (17.3) and 300.0 ypg (287.1) for 7th time in 8 years Fiesta Bowl (Lost to West Virginia, 48-28) Defense notched 19 interceptions, 31 sacks, 102 TFLs BCS Championship Game (Lost to Florida, 24-14) Program's 4th BCS Championship Game appearance since 2000 Sun Bowl (Beat Stanford, 31-27) Top 10 in scoring def. (7th, 14.5 ppg), total def. (8th, 272.6 ypg), yards/play (5th, 4.1) Fiesta Bowl (Beat Connecticut, 48-20) Tied for 7th nationally in turnover margin (plus-14) and 8th in turnovers gained (32) Insight Bowl (Beat Iowa, 31-14) Started season 6-0; third straight bowl win Peach Bowl (Beat LSU, 25-24) School's best winning pct. since 1990; improved scoring D from 81st to 46th in nation Orange Bowl (Beat Ohio State, 40-35) Program's first Orange Bowl win since 1981 Russell Athletic Bowl (Beat Oklahoma, 40-6) Led nation in total defense (260.8 ypg), ranked 3rd in scoring defense (16.7 ppg) CFP National Championship (Lost to Alabama, 45-40) Only loss was in CFP title game; first perfect ACC record since 1983 CFP National Championship (Beat Alabama, 35-31) Won national title and Broyles Award as nation's top assistant coach Sugar Bowl (CFP Semifinal) (Lost to Alabama, 24-6) Ranked 2nd in nation in scoring defense (13.6 ppg), 4th in total D (276.6 ypg) CFP National Championship (Beat Alabama, 44-16) Won national title with perfect record; led nation in scoring defense (13.1 ppg) CFP National Championship (Lost to LSU, 42-25) Played in CFP National Championship for 4th time in 5 years Sugar Bowl (CFP Semifinal) (Lost to Ohio State, 49-28) 6th straight ACC title and College Football Playoff appearance Cheez-It Bowl (did not coach) Ranked 2nd nationally in scoring defense (14.8 ppg) Cheez-It Bowl (Lost to Florida State, 35-32) First year as a head coach; ranked 4th nationally in tackles for loss per game (8.0) Valero Alamo Bowl (Lost to Arizona, 38-24) Led nation in defensive INTs (1.5/game) and ranked 3rd in total offense (507.0 ypg) Armed Forces Bowl (Lost to Navy, 21-20) Ranked 19th nationally in total defense (318.2 ypg; program’s fewest allowed since 2009) College Football Playoff First Round (Lost to Alabama, 34-24) Won last four regular season games to earn No. 8 CFP seed

* Assistant coach ^ Team finished 10-3 but Venables did not coach in bowl game after being hired by Oklahoma

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HEAD COACH 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

VENABLES BY THE NUMBERS

1 2 3 3 5 8 8 10 11 13 19 24 33 63 124 290 2014 2015 2016

Bednarik Award winner (nation’s top defender): OU linebacker Teddy Lehman in 2003 Thorpe Award winners (nation’s top defensive back): OU’s Roy Williams in 2001 and Derrick Strait in 2003 National titles: 2000 at Oklahoma; 2016 and ’18 at Clemson Butkus Award winners (nation’s top linebacker): OU’s Rocky Calmus in 2001 and Teddy Lehman in 2003; Clemson’s Isaiah Simmons in 2019 Clemson led the country in tackles for loss in five of six years (2013-16, 2018) and finished second in 2019 and 2020 National championship game appearances: 2000, 2003, 2004 and 2008 at Oklahoma; 2015, 2016, 2018 and 2019 at Clemson Clemson ranked in the top 15 nationally in total defense each of his last eight years there (seven times in the top 10) Over his 10 years as Clemson’s defensive coordinator, the Tigers led the nation in sacks (445), tackles for loss (1,147) and opponent third-down conversion percentage (30.2) Number of College Football Playoff games (one first round, six semifinals and four championship games) in which he has coached over the last 11 seasons (since 2015) Conference championships: seven at Oklahoma, six at Clemson His players have won consensus All-America honors 19 times since 2000 (13 at Oklahoma and six at Clemson) Number of times his 30 teams won at least 10 games Bowl games coached in his 30 years as a full-time coach (includes four CFP national championship games) Number of his defensive players selected in the NFL Draft (includes 12 first-round picks) Tackles as a senior linebacker at Kansas State in 1992 (earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors) Wins as an assistant coach (vs. just 57 losses [.836])

FootballScoop’s 2014 Defensive Coordinator of the Year

Rivals’ 2015 Recruiter of the Year Frank Broyles Award winner (nation’s top assistant coach); also a finalist in 2006 and 2015

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NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2000 (Oklahoma) 2016 (Clemson) 2018 (Clemson)

BCS CHAMPIONSHIP GAME APPEARANCES 2000 (Oklahoma) 2003 (Oklahoma) 2004 (Oklahoma) 2008 (Oklahoma)

COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES 2015 (Clemson) 2016 (Clemson) 2017 (Clemson) 2018 (Clemson) 2019 (Clemson) 2020 (Clemson) 2025 (Oklahoma)

CFP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME APPEARANCES 2015 (Clemson) 2016 (Clemson) 2018 (Clemson) 2019 (Clemson)

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GENERAL MANAGER 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

JIM NAGY

GENERAL MANAGER FOR FOOTBALL | SECOND SEASON AT OU Key OU Responsibilities

• From 2018-25, Nagy served as executive director of the Senior Bowl, the nation’s most prestigious college all-star game that showcases draft-eligible college football players, and was responsible for the identification, evaluation, recruitment and selection of the top NFL prospects to be invited to the game.

• Lead the strategic and operational functions of Oklahoma’s football roster construction and operations. • Work as a peer partner to the head coach to assemble a team that reﬂects the program’s identity, values, goals and style of play, and translates the head coach’s vision into actionable roster-building strategies.

• Oversaw unprecedented growth of the Senior Bowl in

all areas, including tripling sponsorship revenue, adding community service events (such as the Thanksgiving Turkey Bowl), creating a true football operation staffed with former NFL scouts and increasing draftable numbers from the game by an average of 30 players per year (compared to five-year span prior to his arrival).

• Design and oversee ﬁnancial strategies to allocate revenue-sharing and NIL assets and opportunities effectively to support roster building and player compensation.

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Hometown.......................... Traverse City, Mich. High School........................ Traverse City, 1992 College.................................... Michigan, 1996 Family.........................................Wife, Lindsay ................................................... Son, Hayden .............................................. Daughter, Lillian

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2025-Present: Oklahoma General Manager for Football 2018-25: Senior Bowl Executive Director 2013-18: Seattle Seahawks Regional Scout 2009-13: Kansas City Chiefs National Scout 2002-09: New England Patriots Regional Scout 2001-02: Washington Commanders Regional Scout 1997-01: Marquee Group/SFX Entertainment Player Representative 1996: Green Bay Packers Public Relations Intern

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2025......CFP (First Round)............... Oklahoma

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• Oversee a specialized and professionalized scouting department with distinct roles for high school and transfer portal recruiting. • Lead player evaluation processes, ensuring an objective and accurate talent assessment to ﬁt the program’s needs.

• In his role with the Senior Bowl, he cultivated relationships across college football, the agent community and all 32 NFL front offices. In the past five game cycles, the Senior Bowl produced more than 100 drafted players each year, representing more than 40% of those NFL Draft classes. In the 2024 draft, the Senior Bowl had a record 110 total selections, including 45 of the top 100 players and 10 first-round picks.

• Monitor emerging trends and innovations in player evaluation to maintain a competitive edge regarding technology and data collection.

• Nagy’s Senior Bowl media responsibilities included

• Manage the day-to-day operations of the football program, including budgeting, resource allocation and compliance with NCAA and SEC rules and bylaws, University policy and all other governing bodies and regulations. • Serve as the liaison between the football program and other university departments (compliance, academics, facilities, etc.).

serving as an NFL Draft analyst for ESPN (2019-22) and regular appearances on NFL Network, including “Good Morning Football” and stand-alone Senior Bowl shows “Roster Reveal” and “Game Week Recap Show.”

• Collaborate with university leadership to align football operations with the institution’s athletics department and its academic goals. • Establish relationships with key stakeholders, including boosters, alumni and other external partners.

Professional Notes and Accomplishments • Was named Oklahoma General Manager for Football in March 2025 and built a front office staff that worked with OU coaches to secure a top-15 2026 recruiting class. The Sooners also earned the No. 8 seed in the College Football Playoff his first year in Norman.

• For 17 years prior to directing the Senior Bowl, Nagy served in various scouting capacities with the thenWashington Redskins, New England Patriots, Kansas City Chiefs and Seattle Seahawks.

• During his time in the NFL, Nagy’s teams played in six

Super Bowls and won four of them. The six appearances came with the Green Bay Packers (won in 1996 season; intern), New England Patriots (won in 2003 and ’04 seasons, lost in 2007 season) and Seattle Seahawks (won in 2013 season and lost in 2014 season).

• Graduated from the University of Michigan in 1996

with a bachelor’s degree in sports management and communications. He was named a UM Distinguished Alumnus in 2019.

THE NAGY FAMILY

2014.......Super Bowl XLIX..................... Seattle 2013.......Super Bowl XLVIII.................... Seattle 2007......Super Bowl XLII.............New England 2004......Super Bowl XXXIX..........New England 2003......Super Bowl XXXVIII........New England 1996.......Super Bowl XXXI................ Green Bay

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BEN ARBUCKLE OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR | SECOND SEASON AT OU Coaching Notes and Accomplishments • In his second season at Oklahoma as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. Hired at OU on Dec. 2, 2024, after serving the 2023 and 2024 seasons in the same capacity at Washington State University. • Part of an Oklahoma staff in 2025 that coached the Sooners to a 10-2 regular season record and program’s first College Football Playoff appearance since 2019.

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Hometown................................ Canadian, Texas High School...............................Canadian, 2014 College...........................West Texas A&M, 2018 Family........................................... Wife, Lauren .................................................... Son, Hudson

COACHING HISTORY

2025-Present: Oklahoma Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 2023-24: Washington State Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 2022: Western Kentucky Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 2021: Western Kentucky Offensive Quality Control 2020: Seminole High School (Texas) Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 2018-19: Houston Baptist Offensive Quality Control

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2025......CFP (First Round)............... Oklahoma 2024......Holiday................... Washington State 2022......New Orleans..........Western Kentucky 2021......Boca Raton..............Western Kentucky

• Presided over a 2024 Cougars offense that ranked 12th nationally in the regular season with its 36.8 points per game and ranks sixth out of 130 FBS teams in passing touchdowns (30), eighth in yards per pass attempt (9.1), ninth in passing efficiency rating (165.2), 12th in yards per completion (13.9), 14th in yards per play (6.7), 22nd in total offense (440.4 ypg), 24th in passing offense (268.8 ypg) and rushing touchdowns (27), 27th in turnovers lost (12), 28th in completion percentage (.652), 31st in interceptions thrown (7) and 55th in rushing offense (171.6 ypg). WSU rushed for over 100 yards in 11 games (its most since 2005) and 89 yards in the other regular season contest. • In 2024 at Washington State, quarterback John Mateer was one of only two QBs nationally to register at least 20 passing touchdowns (29; fifth nationally) and at least 10 rushing touchdowns (15; 13th nationally), and the only QB with at least 25 passing touchdowns and 15 rushing TDs. His 15 rushing touchdowns were the second most in WSU history and the most ever by a quarterback, while his 826 rushing yards set a school single-season record by a QB. He led the country in points responsible for per game (22.3), and ranked second nationally in points responsible for (268), fifth in total offense (330.4 yards per game), seventh in yards per pass attempt (9.1), eighth in passing efficiency (164.1), 10th in yards per pass completion (14.0), 17th in passing yards per game (261.6) and 22nd in passing yards (3,139). He notched a rushing TD and a passing TD in 10 of 12 contests and was responsible for at least five TDs in five games. • In his first year at Washington State in 2023, the Cougars ranked fourth nationally in passing offense at 336.8 ypg (up from 44th and 253.8 ypg the year before his arrival), 35th in total offense at 421.7 ypg (up from 93rd and 360.7 ypg), 36th with its 147.2 passing efficiency rating (up from 71st and 132.3 figure) and 37th in scoring offense at 31.7 ppg (up from 79th and 26.1 ppg). • WSU quarterback Cam Ward ranked third in the country in 2023 in completions per game (26.9), fourth in passing offense (311.3 ypg) and sixth in total offense (323.3 ypg). The Cougars

posted 400-plus yards of total offense in seven games, including a season-high 718 in a win over Northern Colorado and 528 in a victory over No. 14 Oregon State. Against the Beavers, Ward completed 29 of 35 passes for 422 yards and four touchdowns en route to being named national player of the week. He and wide receiver Lincoln Victor were named 2023 All-Pac-12 performers.

• Combined over his two seasons at Washington State, the Cougars rank 10th nationally in passing yards per game (302.7) and in passing touchdowns (57), 12th in touchdown/interception ratio (3.56), 13th in passing efficiency rating (154.5), 20th in scoring offense (34.2 ppg) and 22nd in touchdowns from scrimmage (101). • The 29-year-old has quickly ascended the coaching ranks. He began his coaching career in a quality control role at Houston Baptist University for two years (2018-19), working mainly with the offensive line his first season and the quarterbacks his second. • After spending the 2020 season as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Seminole High School in Seminole, Texas, he landed at Western Kentucky University as an offensive quality control staffer and contributed to a 2021 offense that led the nation in passing (433.7 ypg) and ranked second in total offense (536.2 ypg) and scoring (44.2 ppg). He helped mentor quarterback Bailey Zappe, who broke single-season FBS records for passing yards (5,967) and passing touchdowns (62). • Was promoted to co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for WKU’s 2022 season. In his first year as a full-time coach, he served as primary play-caller and promptly helped the Hilltoppers finish second nationally in passing yards (339.0 ypg), seventh in total offense (497.1 ypg) and 15th in scoring offense (36.4 ppg), and guided quarterback Austin Reed to a nationleading 4,746 passing yards and respective No. 3 and 4 rankings in passing touchdowns (40) and total offense (355.0 ypg). • The 2022 season culminated with a 44-23 win over South Alabama in the New Orleans Bowl, resulting in a 9-5 overall record. In that game, WKU racked up 677 yards of total offense, including a New Orleans Bowl-record 522 passing yards. Arbuckle was named to 247Sports’ 30-Under-30 list of rising college football coaching stars that season.

As a Player • A Canadian, Texas, native, he played quarterback at West Texas A&M University. He graduated in 2018 with a dual degree in finance and economics.

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TODD BATES

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH/CO-DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR/RUN DEFENSE/ DEFENSIVE TACKLES | FIFTH SEASON AT OU Coaching Notes and Accomplishments • One of the most accomplished recruiters and developers of defensive line talent in the country over the last decade, is in his fifth season at Oklahoma. He coaches OU’s defensive tackles. • Part of a defensive staff that helped the Sooners lead the nation in sacks (3.5 per game) and tackles for loss (9.4 per contest) in 2025. OU also ranked third nationally in rushing defense (77.3 ypg; led SEC) and third-down defense (28.2%), sixth in total defense (272.5 ypg) and seventh in scoring defense (15.5 ppg).

THE BATES FILE

Hometown....................................... Heflin, Ala. High School.................................. Heflin, 2001 College.....................................Alabama, 2005 Family..............................................Wife, Tesa .................Daughters, Angel, Star and Summer .....................................................Son, Josiah

COACHING HISTORY

2022-Present: Oklahoma Associate Head Coach, Co-Defensive Coordinator/Run Defense, Defensive Tackles 2019-21: Clemson Assistant Head Coach, Recruiting Coordinator, Defensive Tackles 2017-18: Clemson Defensive Line 2014-16: Jacksonville State Defensive Line 2013: East Central (Miss.) Junior College Assistant Coach/Defensive Line 2011-12: Idaho State Assistant Coach/Defensive Line 2008-10: Oxford (Ala.) HS Assistant Coach 2007: Talladega (Ala.) HS Assistant Coach

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• His defensive tackles helped OU tie for fourth nationally in tackles for loss (104) in 2022, 11th (98) in 2023 and 14th (96) in 2024. In 2024, OU ranked sixth in the country in fumbles recovered (12), 19th in total defense (318.2 ypg), 24th in rushing defense (115.1 ypg), 29th in scoring defense (21.5 ppg) and 36th in takeaways (21). • The only DL coach nationally since 2019 to produce at least three NFL Draft picks in each of three drafts (2019, '23, '24). • Rivals’ 2019 Recruiter of the Year who helped Clemson win a national title in 2018, Bates coached with Brent Venables and the Tigers from 2017-21. Bates’ units were a major factor in Clemson leading the nation in sacks (235) and tackles for loss (565) during his five seasons. • Coached all four defensive line positions in 2017 (first Clemson coach to do so since 2004) before shifting focus to the defensive tackles in 2018. He added the title of recruiting coordinator following the 2019 campaign. • Mentored three first-round draft picks and nine All-Americans during his time at Clemson and Jacksonville State (2014-16). Every primary starter under his tutelage at those two schools earned all-conference honors. • Helped Clemson sign classes that ranked in Rivals’ top 10 four straight years: eighth in 2018, ninth in 2019, second in 2020 and seventh in 2021. The 2020 class was ranked No. 1 by ESPN.

• In 2019, accelerated the development of a young defensive line that helped the Tigers hold each of their first 12 opponents under 300 total yards. Clemson was the first FBS program since at least 1996 to accomplish the feat. • Both of his primary 2019 starters — true freshman Tyler Davis (second-team) and Nyles Pinckney (third-team) — earned All-ACC selections. Davis made 13 starts, the most by a true freshman defensive lineman in Clemson history. • Clemson boasted one of the nation’s best defensive lines in 2017 and ’18. Comprised of tackles Christian Wilkins and Dexter Lawrence and ends Clelin Ferrell and Austin Bryant, the Tigers’ unit anchored a 2018 defense that led the nation in points allowed (13.1 ppg) and ranked fifth in total defense (285.9 ypg). Ferrell (fourth), Wilkins (13th) and Lawrence (17th) were all selected among the first 17 picks of the 2019 NFL Draft. • Helped Wilkins collect Outland, Nagurski, Bednarik and Lott IMPACT finalist selections in 2018 in addition to winning the William V. Campbell Trophy. Wilkins became the fifth unanimous All-American in Clemson history in 2018. • In his three years at Jacksonville State, the Gamecocks compiled a 33-6 overall record and a 23-0 conference mark, won three Ohio Valley Conference titles and reached the 2015 FCS National Championship game. • Produced multiple All-OVC selections in each of his three years at Jacksonville State. All four primary D-line starters in those seasons (Caleb Lawrence, Devaunte Sigler, Randy Robinson and Esmond Owing) earned all-conference honors. • Helped the 2016 JSU squad to a 10-2 record and No. 6 final FCS ranking with the nation’s fourth-ranked defense (275.0 ypg). In 2014, the Gamecocks led the league in rushing defense (127.7 ypg). • Began his coaching career at Talladega (Ala.) High School in 2007 and Oxford (Ala.) High School from 2008-11. • Spent time as an assistant coach at Idaho State from 2011-12 and at East Central (Miss.) Junior College in 2013.

• Clemson’s 2021 defensive unit ranked second nationally in scoring defense (15.0 ppg), sixth in sacks (41.0; tied) and eighth in rushing defense (98.8 ypg).

As a Player

• His 2020 interior group helped the Tigers tie for the national lead in sacks (46) and rank second in tackles for loss (109). He coached Bryan Bresee to freshman All-America and first-team All-ACC status in 2020.

• Spent the 2005 and ’06 seasons with the Tennessee Titans before injuries ended his playing career.

• A native of Heflin, Ala., played at Alabama from 2001-04, earning three letters and serving as a team captain in 2004.

• Part a duo that was one of four finalists for 2020 FootballScoop Defensive Line Coach of the Year award.

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FCS PLAYOFFS COACHED (3) 2016......FCS Quarterfinals.......Jacksonville St. 2016......FCS Champ. Game.....Jacksonville St. 2014......FCS Second Round.....Jacksonville St.

BOWLS AS PLAYER (2)

2004......Music City........................... Alabama 2001......Independence...................... Alabama * 2019 season ^ 2018 season

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BILL BEDENBAUGH OFFENSIVE LINE | 14TH SEASON AT OU Coaching Notes and Accomplishments • Has established himself as one of the country’s top developers of offensive line talent since joining Oklahoma’s staff in 2013. • Has produced 14 NFL Draft picks in his 13 seasons at OU, including a nation-leading nine offensive tackles over the last 12 years (tied). Tackles Anton Harrison (Jacksonville in 2023) and Tyler Guyton (Dallas in 2024) were first-round selections. • Was named one of Rivals.com’s top 25 recruiters of 2017, ’18 and ’19, and was a finalist in 2017 and a semifinalist in 2018 for the Broyles Award, given to the nation’s top assistant coach.

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Hometown..................................St. Charles, Ill. High School...........................St. Charles, 1990 College................... Iowa Wesleyan, 1995 (B.S.) .................................. Texas Tech, 2001 (M.S.) Family......................................... Wife, Maryde ....................................................Son, William ................................................Daughter, Lacy

COACHING HISTORY

2022-Present: Oklahoma Offensive Line 2017-2021: Oklahoma Co-Offensive Coordinator, Offensive Line 2016: Oklahoma Assistant Offensive Coordinator, Offensive Line 2013-2015: Oklahoma Offensive Line 2011-12: West Virginia Offensive Line 2010: Arizona Co-Offensive Coordinator, Offensive Line 2007-09: Arizona Running Game Coordinator, Offensive Line 2005-06: Texas Tech Offensive Line 2003-04: Texas Tech Running Backs 2000-02: Texas Tech Graduate Assistant/Offensive Line 1999: Ferris State Running Game Coordinator, Offensive Line 1997-98: Central Michigan Graduate Assistant/Offensive Line 1996: Valdosta State Offensive Line 1995: Oklahoma Panhandle State Offensive Line

• With Bedenbaugh (BEE-din-bo) on staff over the last 13 years, OU ranks third nationally in total offense (483.7 ypg), second in yards per pass attempt (9.0), third in pass efficiency rating (161.7) and scoring offense (38.5 ppg), fourth in yards per rush (5.2; tied), fifth in yards per completion (13.7) and sixth in completion percentage (65.5). It is one of only two programs in the country to rank in the top 15 in passing offense (ninth at 275.8 ypg) and rushing offense (15th at 207.9 ypg) during that span. • Coached a 2023 line that helped OU lead the Big 12 with 41.7 points (ranked fourth nationally), 507.0 total yards (third) and 324.8 passing yards (sixth) per contest, and pace the league with its 167.5 passing efficiency rating (sixth). Tackles Tyler Guyton (first round by Dallas) and Walter Rouse (sixth round by Minnesota) were NFL Draft picks. • Produced the Big 12 Offensive Lineman of the Year in five of OU’s last eight seasons in the league (Orlando Brown in 2016-17, Dru Samia in 2018 and Creed Humphrey in 2019-20). • Part of a 2019 offensive staff that saw OU lead the country in yards per play (8.0) and rank third in total offense (537.6 ypg). Center Creed Humphrey was a second-team All-American. • Presided over a 2018 OU offensive line that was recognized as the nation’s best with the reception of the Joe Moore Award. The Sooners led the country in total offense (570.3 ypg), scoring offense (48.4 ppg), rushing yards per carry (6.6) and yards per play (FBS-record 8.6). Ben Powers (consensus first team), right guard Dru Samia (second team) and right tackle Cody Ford (third team) were All-Americans. • Led by unanimous first-team All-America left tackle Orlando Brown, Bedenbaugh’s 2017 line helped OU set single-season school records for total offense (579.6 ypg; led FBS), yards per play (8.3; second all-time in FBS), passing yards per game (361.8) and completion percentage (.714; led FBS). • His 2016 offensive line helped OU rank first nationally in passing efficiency rating (mark of 193.8 was then an FBS record)

and pass completion percentage (.706), second in total offense (554.8 ypg) and third in scoring offense (43.9 ppg). Brown won his first of two Big 12 Offensive Lineman of the Year honors.

• Coached a 2015 offensive line unit that featured first-team AllBig 12 honorees Ty Darlington and Nila Kasitati. Darlington also won the Campbell Trophy, Wuerffel Trophy and Bowden Award for his efforts on and off the field. OU started a pair of freshmen at the tackle positions, including left tackle Orlando Brown, who was named a Freshman All-American by Sporting News. • Sent three offensive linemen (Daryl Williams, Adam Shead and Tyrus Thompson) to the NFL Scouting Combine in 2015, a total topped by only two other FBS programs. Williams was a first-team All-Big 12 pick, while Shead and Thompson were second-team selections. • OU led the nation in 2014 by permitting a mere nine sacks. • The Sooners led the Big 12 and ranked 10th nationally in rushing in 2014 (261.2 average was the highest of the Bob Stoops era). • Running behind Bedenbaugh’s blocking unit, freshman Samaje Perine led the Big 12 in rushing (131.8 ypg) in 2014 and set the FBS single-game rushing record with 427 yards vs. Kansas on Nov. 22, 2014. Perine eventually became OU’s all-time leading rusher (4,122 yards). • Center Gabe Ikard captained the Oklahoma offense in 2013, earning consensus All-America honors. He also became the first OU player to win the prestigious Wuerffel Trophy. • Helped coach a 2012 West Virginia offense that ranked fifth nationally in pass efficiency (161.97), ninth in scoring (39.5 ppg) and 10th in total offense (502.0 ypg) and pass offense (330.2 ypg). • Thanks to the protection of his offensive front, the Mountaineers set single-season school records for total offense (6,526 yards in 2012) and passing yards (4,509) in 2011. • Part of an Arizona offensive unit that led the Pac-10 and ranked ninth in the nation in passing (307.7 ypg) in 2010. • Part of a staff that helped Texas Tech lead the Big 12 in total offense and rank sixth in the nation at 448.8 ypg in 2006. • Was named NCAA Division II Coordinator of the Year after helping lead Ferris State to a division-best 534 ypg in 1999. • Began his collegiate coaching career at Oklahoma Panhandle State in Goodwell, Okla.

Accomplishments as a Player • Was a four-year starter at Iowa Wesleyan as a lineman for Mike Leach, who Bedenbaugh later worked for at Texas Tech.

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2025......CFP (First Round)............... Oklahoma 2024......Armed Forces.................... Oklahoma 2023......Alamo............................... Oklahoma 2022......Cheez-It............................ Oklahoma 2021......Alamo............................... Oklahoma 2020......Cotton............................... Oklahoma 2019.......Peach (CFP)...................... Oklahoma 2018.......Orange (CFP)..................... Oklahoma 2018.......Rose (CFP)........................ Oklahoma 2017.......Sugar................................ Oklahoma 2015.......Orange (CFP)..................... Oklahoma 2014.......Russell Athletic.................. Oklahoma 2014.......Sugar................................ Oklahoma 2012.......Pinstripe....................... West Virginia 2012.......Orange......................... West Virginia 2010.......Alamo................................... Arizona 2009......Holiday.................................. Arizona 2008......Las Vegas............................. Arizona 2006......Insight.com...................... Texas Tech 2005......Cotton.............................. Texas Tech 2004......Holiday............................. Texas Tech 2003......Houston........................... Texas Tech 2002......Tangerine......................... Texas Tech 2001......Alamo.............................. Texas Tech 2000......Gallery Furniture............... Texas Tech

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MIGUEL CHAVIS DEFENSIVE ENDS | FIFTH SEASON AT OU Coaching Notes and Accomplishments • Named Oklahoma’s defensive ends coach on Dec. 17, 2021.

THE CHAVIS FILE

Hometown.............................. Fayetteville, N.C. High School.....Hargrave Military Academy, 2006 College.....................................Clemson, 2010 Family.......................................... Wife, Megan ................................ Sons, Judah and Thomas ........................ Daughters, Sophia and Adaline

seventh in interceptions (17). Downs earned second-team AllBig 12 honors after ranking fourth in the Big 12 Conference with 13.5 tackles for loss and tying for the team lead with 4.5 sacks.

• Chavis (CHAY-viss) was part of a 2025 defensive staff that helped the Sooners lead the nation in sacks (3.5 per game) and tackles for loss (9.4 per contest) in 2025. OU also ranked third nationally in rushing defense (77.3 ypg; led SEC) and third-down defense (28.2%), sixth in total defense (272.5 ypg) and seventh in scoring defense (15.5 ppg). Senior R Mason Thomas, a first-team All-SEC pick and second-team All-American who racked up 6.5 sacks and 9.5 TFLs in his 10 games, became OU’s highest defensive end selection in the NFL Draft since 1996 when he went to Kansas City in the 2026 second round. Fellow end Taylor Wein led the Sooners with 7.0 sacks and 15.0 tackles for loss to earn second-team All-SEC honors as a redshirt sophomore.

• Spent five years (2017-21) at Clemson (under current OU head coach and then-Tigers defensive coordinator Brent Venables) in a defensive player development role. In that position, he contributed on defensive staffs that helped Clemson reach four College Football Playoffs and win the 2018 national championship.

• In 2024, his defensive ends helped OU rank 19th nationally

As a Player

in total defense (318.2 ypg), 24th in rushing defense (115.1 ypg), 29th in scoring defense (21.5 ppg), 36th in takeaways (21) and sixth in fumbles recovered (12). Thomas earned

• Working with Clemson’s defensive line, assisted in the off-field development of 2019 NFL Draft picks Clelin Ferrell, Christian Wilkins, Dexter Lawrence and Austin Bryant. Ferrell (No. 4 overall), Wilkins (No. 13 overall) and Lawrence (No. 17 overall) were each selected in the first round while Bryant was a fourth-round pick. • A Fayetteville, N.C., native, he was a defensive tackle at Clemson from 2007-10 and totaled 71 tackles in 47 games.

second-team All-SEC recognition after leading the team with 9.0 sacks (tied for fifth in SEC) and 12.5 tackles for loss.

• Helped the Tigers to four bowl games and the 2009 ACC Atlantic Division title before spending two years in pro football.

2022-Present: Oklahoma Defensive Ends 2017-21: Clemson Defensive Player Development

• Part of a 2023 Oklahoma defensive staff that helped the Sooners rank second in interceptions (20) and seventh in tackles for loss per game (7.5). Junior defensive end Ethan Downs earned second-team All-Big 12 honors after leading the team with 4.5 sacks for the second straight year.

• Signed a free-agent contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2011 before spending 2012 with the UFL’s Las Vegas Locos and the 2013 offseason with the Kansas City Chiefs.

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• Part of a 2022 Oklahoma defensive staff that helped the Sooners tie for fourth nationally in tackles for loss (104) and

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2010......Meineke Car Care................ Clemson 2009......Music City........................... Clemson 2009......Gator.................................. Clemson 2007......Chick-fil-A........................... Clemson

• Received his bachelor’s degree from Clemson in 2014 and went into the seminary before joining Clemson’s football staff.

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NATE DREILING INSIDE LINEBACKERS | SECOND SEASON AT OU Coaching Notes and Accomplishments • Named Oklahoma’s inside linebackers coach on Feb. 1, 2025. • Part of a 2025 defensive staff that helped OU lead the nation in sacks (3.5 per game) and tackles for loss (9.4 per game), rank third in rushing defense (77.3 ypg; led SEC) and third-down defense (28.2%), sixth in total defense (272.5 ypg) and seventh in scoring defense (15.5 ppg).

• Spent the 2024 season at Utah State as defensive coordinator and interim head coach. Dreiling was briefly hired as defensive coordinator at Arkansas State before coming to Oklahoma.

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Hometown................................... Victoria, Kan. High School.......................... Hutchinson, 2009 College............................ Pittsburg State, 2013 Family............................................ Wife, Alexa ..........................Daughters, Baylor and Baisley ......................................................Son, Baker

COACHING HISTORY

2025-Present: Oklahoma Inside Linebackers 2024: Utah State Interim Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/ Defensive Ends 2022-23: New Mexico State Associate Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator 2021: Southeast Missouri State Defensive Run Game Coordinator/Inside Linebackers 2020: Oregon Defensive Analyst 2018-19: Pittsburg State Defensive Coordinator 2017: Pittsburg State Safeties 2015-16: Kansas Defensive Graduate Assistant

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2025.....CFP (First Round)................ Oklahoma 2023.....New Mexico.............New Mexico State 2022.....Quick Lane..............New Mexico State 2020.....Fiesta..................................... Oregon

• Brings 10 years of collegiate coaching experience, including five as a defensive coordinator. In addition to his season at Utah State, he coordinated defenses at New Mexico State (2022-23) and Pittsburg State (2018-19). • Was elevated to interim head coach at Utah State on July 2 and guided the Aggies to a strong finish with wins in three of their last four Mountain West Conference games. Throughout the 2024 season he continued to serve as defensive coordinator and defensive ends coach. Utah State ranked among the top 50 nationally in sacks (2.33 per game; 44th) and interceptions (13; 36th), and eight players earned All-Mountain West honors. • Prior to Utah State, Dreiling spent two seasons as the defensive coordinator at New Mexico State. He helped guide the Aggies to a 17-11 overall record and consecutive bowl games, along with an appearance in the 2023 Conference USA championship game in their first year in the league. • His 2023 NMSU defense ranked 44th nationally in scoring defense (22.4 points per game), 48th in rushing defense (143.7 rushing yards per game) and fifth in red zone defense (72.6%). • In Dreiling’s first season at New Mexico State, the Aggies improved from 127th to 29th nationally in total defense (336.3 yards per game allowed in ’22) and ranked 16th in passing defense (186.8 yards per game). • Dreiling spent 2021 at Southeast Missouri State (FCS) as the defensive run game coordinator and inside linebackers coach. The Redhawks ended their season with a 31-14 win over No. 8 UT Martin, limiting the Skyhawks to their lowest scoring output in more than a year.

• Previously served as a defensive analyst on Mario Cristobal’s staff at Oregon for the 2020 season. The Ducks won the Pac-12 title and played in the Fiesta Bowl, and hauled in the sixth-ranked recruiting class during the 2021 cycle. • Dreiling’s first full-time coaching job was at his alma mater, Pittsburg State. He coached safeties in 2017 and served as the program’s defensive coordinator in 2018 and ’19. • In his first season at Pittsburg State, Dreiling helped guide a Gorillas defense that forced 25 turnovers and ranked second nationally in fourth down conversion percentage (.200) and 19th in fumble recoveries (12). • Over Dreiling’s two seasons as Pittsburg State defensive coordinator, the Gorillas produced 17 all-conference performers, including safety Morgran Selenaea, who earned honorable mention All-America in 2018. His defenses ranked first or second in 11 different statistical categories in 2018 and ’19. • Began his coaching career as a graduate assistant under at Kansas (2015-16), working with the Jayhawks’ linebackers and then defensive line. He assisted in the development of three All-Big 12 performers, including Dorance Armstrong, who was a fourth-round NFL Draft pick by the Dallas Cowboys in 2018.

As a Player • Dreiling was a four-time All-American at Pittsburg State (2010-13) and led the Gorillas to the NCAA Division II National Championship in 2011, the same year he was named the national defensive player of the year by the Don Hansen Football Committee and the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) Defensive Player of the Year. • Was a three-time team captain at Pittsburg State, and finished his career with a school- and MIAA-record 491 tackles and was named a CoSIDA Academic All-American in 2013. • Signed as an undrafted free agent with the Green Bay Packers in 2014 and spent time on the Kansas City Chiefs practice squad that same year. He signed on with the Omaha Mammoths of the Fall Experimental Football League for the remainder of the 2014 season. • Earned his bachelor’s degree from Pittsburg State in 2013.

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2017.....United Bowl..................Pittsburg State

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WES GOODWIN

ASSISTANT LINEBACKERS/OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS | SECOND FIRST SEASON SEASON AT AT OUOU Coaching Notes and Accomplishments • Named Oklahoma’s assistant linebackers/outside linebackers coach on Feb. 1, 2025. • Part of a 2025 defensive staff that helped the Sooners lead the nation in sacks (3.5 per game) and tackles for loss (9.4 per game), rank third in rushing defense (77.3 ypg; led SEC) and third-down defense (28.2%), sixth in total defense (272.5 ypg) and seventh in scoring defense (15.5 ppg).

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Hometown................................. Grove Hill, Ala. High School..........................Clarke Prep, 2003 College................... Mississippi State, 2007; 09 Family.......................................Wife, Jennalee ..............................Daughters, Emma and Allie

COACHING HISTORY

2025-Present: Oklahoma Assistant Linebackers/Outside Linebackers 2022-24: Clemson Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers 2018-21: Clemson Senior Defensive Assistant 2015-17: Arizona Cardinals Assistant to the Head Coach 2012-14: Clemson Defensive Analyst 2009-11: Clemson Graduate Assistant

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2025......CFP (First Round)............... Oklahoma 2024......CFP (First Round)................. Clemson 2023......Gator.................................. Clemson 2022......Orange............................... Clemson 2021......Cheez-It.............................. Clemson 2020......Sugar.................................. Clemson 2020*.....CFP Championship.............. Clemson 2019......Fiesta (CFP)......................... Clemson 2019^....CFP Championship.............. Clemson 2018......Cotton (CFP)........................ Clemson 2014......Russell Athletic.................... Clemson 2013......Orange............................... Clemson 2012......Chick-fil-A........................... Clemson 2011......Orange............................... Clemson 2010......Meieneke Car Care.............. Clemson 2009......Music City........................... Clemson

• Spent a total of 13 seasons across two stints at Clemson. He was promoted to defensive coordinator in 2021 at Clemson after Brent Venables was named head coach at Oklahoma. He previously served as a graduate assistant from 2009-11, and under Venables as a defensive analyst from 2012-14 and senior defensive analyst from 2018-21. He also spent three years with the Arizona Cardinals as an assistant to head coach Bruce Arians from 2015-17. • Helped guide Clemson to the 2024 ACC Championship and an appearance in the College Football Playoff. The Tigers ranked 10th nationally in takeaways (26), 14th in interceptions (16), 19th in fumbles recovered (10), 24th in tackles for loss (6.9 per game), 37th in sacks (2.5 per game) and 42nd in scoring defense (23.0 points per game). • In 2023, Clemson ranked eighth nationally in total defense (287.8 yards allowed per game), eighth in passing defense (173.2 yards allowed per game), 24th in rushing defense (114.6 yards allowed per game) and 30th in scoring defense (21.1 points allowed per game). The Tigers tied for the national lead in takeaways (28), defensive touchdowns (five) and pick-sixes (four), tying school records set in 1990 for defensive touchdowns and interceptions returned for a TD. Clemson also ranked in the Top 10 nationally in first downs allowed per game (14.2; third) and interceptions (16; tied for 10th) in 2023. • In his first full season as defensive coordinator in 2022, Clemson ranked among the top 25 nationally in scoring defense (20.9 points allowed per game; 22nd), rushing defense (102.7 yards allowed per game; 13th), yards allowed per carry (3.25; ninth), sacks (44; tied for fourth) and tackles for loss (111; second).

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• Goodwin tutored Jeremiah Trotter Jr., a 2023 Butkus Award finalist and a two-time All-America linebacker (2022 and ’23), who became a fifth-round pick in the NFL Draft and plays for the Philadelphia Eagles. Trotter and linebacker Barrett Carter were among the five Clemson defensive players to earn All-ACC recognition in 2023. Carter also earned All-America honors in 2022 and was a first-team All-ACC selection in 2024. Linebacker Trenton Simpson was a top-100 pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. • During Goodwin’s three years with the Arizona Cardinals (2015-17), the teams compiled a 28-19-1 overall record. In 2015, the Cardinals went 13-3 to win the NFC West division and reached the NFC Championship Game. • As a defensive analyst (2012-14) and senior defensive assistant (2018-21), Goodwin oversaw defensive breakdowns and opponent scouting, assisted with on-campus recruiting and served as one of the program’s primary liaisons to NFL scouting personnel and coaches. • In 2014, the Tigers finished as the nation’s top-ranked unit in total defense, third down percentage, first downs allowed and tackles for loss, while ranking in the top 5 in several other statistical categories. • Goodwin first arrived at Clemson in 2009, serving as a graduate assistant from 2009-11. He joined the staff on a full-time basis in 2012 and oversaw the team’s secondary for its 2012 Chick-fil-A Bowl win against LSU.

As a Player • The Grove Hill, Ala., product began his coaching career as a baseball manager at Mississippi State under legendary coach Ron Polk before transitioning to football. • Served as a student assistant and graduate assistant for the Bulldogs’ football program, working alongside head coach Sylvester Croom, defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson and offensive coordinator Woody McCorvey. • Earned his bachelor’s degree from Mississippi State in 2007 and his master’s degree in 2009.

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BRANDON HALL SAFETIES | FIFTH SEASON AT OU

Coaching Notes and Accomplishments • Named Oklahoma’s safeties coach on Dec. 17, 2021. • A 24-year coaching veteran and an OU alumnus, he has been in charge of tutoring linebackers, outside linebackers, safeties and special teams units during his career. • Part of a 2025 defensive staff that helped the Sooners lead the nation in sacks (3.5 per game) and tackles for loss (9.4 per game), rank third in rushing defense (77.3 ypg; led SEC) and third-down defense (28.2%), sixth in total defense (272.5 ypg) and seventh in scoring defense (15.5 ppg).

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Hometown.............................. Newcastle, Okla. High School............................Newcastle, 1996 College...................................Oklahoma, 2000 Family.......................................... Wife, Crystal .......................Daughters, Maddie and Charlee .........................................................Son, Will

COACHING HISTORY

2022-Present: Oklahoma Safeties 2021: Troy Interim Head Coach, Defensive Coordinator, Safeties 2019-21: Troy Defensive Coordinator, Safeties 2018: Troy Outside Linebackers, Special Teams Coordinator 2014-17: Jacksonville State Defensive Coordinator, Safeties 2013: Auburn Defensive Quality Control 2012: Arkansas State Safeties 2011: Oklahoma Defensive Quality Control 2009-10: Central Oklahoma Co-Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers, Recruiting Coordinator 2008: Central Oklahoma Linebackers 2007: Broken Arrow (Okla.) HS Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers 2006: Northern Iowa Linebackers 2004-05: Oklahoma Defensive Quality Control 2001-03: Oklahoma Defensive Graduate Assistant 1998-2000: Oklahoma Student Assistant

• Helped OU rank sixth nationally in 2024 in fumbles recovered (12), 19th in total defense (318.2 ypg), 24th in rushing defense (115.1 ypg), 29th in scoring defense (21.5 ppg) and 43rd in passing defense (203.2 ypg). Safety pupil Billy Bowman Jr. was selected in the NFL Draft fourth round by the Atlanta Falcons. • In 2023, helped OU rank second nationally in interceptions (20) and seventh in tackles for loss per game (7.5). Bowman led the Big 12 and ranked third nationally with his seven interceptions, and paced the country with his three interception returns for TD and school-record 238 interception return yards en route to first-team All-America honors from CBS Sports/247Sports. • In 2022, helped the Sooners tie for fourth nationally in tackles for loss (104) and seventh in interceptions (17). • Led Troy’s defense from 2019-21 after spending one year as its outside linebackers coach and special teams coordinator. • His 2021 unit ranked 24th nationally in total defense (337.8 ypg). • The Trojans posted one of the best turnarounds in the nation in 2020, improving 63 spots in scoring defense and 38 spots in total defense from 2019. Troy led the country with four defensive scores, held four of its final six opponents to 20 or fewer points and finished as PFF’s No. 15 defense nationally. • In his first season at Troy (2018), the Trojans ranked third nationally in takeaways, 10th in sacks, 16th in tackles for loss. They also ranked fourth in net punting and ninth in kickoff returns. A league-high 12 defensive players were named to the All-Sun Belt Team (three first-teamers) as Troy posted a 10-3 record and beat Buffalo in the Dollar General Bowl. • Served as co-defensive coordinator and safeties coach at Jacksonville State from 2014-17. His four JSU teams went 31-0 in Ohio Valley Conference play (43-8 overall) and won four league titles, with no regular season losses to FCS opponents.

• In 2017, Jacksonville State finished second nationally by allowing just 239.6 yards per game and led the country by permitting only 3.84 yards per play. In 2016, JSU ranked fourth nationally by allowing 274.9 yards per game. • The Gamecocks earned a top-three seed in the FCS Playoffs in each of Hall’s four seasons and was the No. 1 seed in 2015. • Two-time Jacksonville State All-America defensive end Darius Jackson received the Buck Buchanan Award (top defensive honor for an FCS player) following the 2017 season. Jackson was twice named the Ohio Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Year. Safety Marlon Bridges was named the 2016 OVC Freshman of the Year and earned All-America honors in each of his first two seasons. • Served as Arkansas State safeties coach in 2012 and as a defensive quality control assistant at Auburn in 2013 (Tigers reached the BCS National Championship Game vs. Florida State). • While at Arkansas State in 2012, the Red Wolves won the season’s final eight games and earned the Sun Belt Conference Championship for the second straight year. • Prior to his year at Arkansas State, completed his second stint as defensive assistant at Oklahoma, serving in a quality control position for the 2011 season. • Spent three years at Central Oklahoma (2008-10), serving as linebackers coach for one year and then as co-defensive coordinator, linebackers coach and recruiting coordinator. • Hall went to UCO after spending the 2007 season as an assistant coach at Broken Arrow (Okla.) HS, where he was in charge of linebackers and helped the Tigers to the state playoffs. • Coached linebackers at Northern Iowa in 2006. • Started his coaching career as a student assistant at Oklahoma from 1998-2000. He then served for two seasons as a graduate assistant working with the linebackers. He shifted to a full-time role as defensive assistant for quality control in 2003 and served in that capacity for an additional three years. • During his first stint at Oklahoma, the Sooners won the 2000 national championship with a perfect 13-0 record and played in two additional national championship games. Oklahoma posted a 90-25 record during Hall’s nine total seasons as a student assistant, graduate assistant and quality control staffer (1998-05, ’11), and claimed victories in the Orange Bowl, Cotton Bowl, Rose Bowl, Holiday Bowl and Insight.com Bowl.

• Jacksonville State’s defense ranked among the top 20 nationally in each of his four seasons (top five in 2016 and ’17).

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2025.....CFP (First Round)................ Oklahoma 2024.....Armed Forces..................... Oklahoma 2023.....Alamo................................ Oklahoma 2022.....Cheez-It............................. Oklahoma 2018......Dollar General.............................. Troy 2013......Rose (BCS NCG)......................Auburn 2012......GoDaddy.com.............. Arkansas State 2011......Insight................................ Oklahoma 2005.....Holiday............................... Oklahoma 2005.....Orange (BCS NCG).............. Oklahoma 2004.....Sugar (BCS NCG)................ Oklahoma 2003.....Rose.................................. Oklahoma 2002.....Cotton................................ Oklahoma 2001.....Orange (BCS NCG).............. Oklahoma 1999.....Independence..................... Oklahoma

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2017......FCS Second Round....... Jacksonville St. 2016......FCS Second Round....... Jacksonville St. 2015......FCS Champ. Game....... Jacksonville St. 2014......FCS Second Round....... Jacksonville St.

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EMMETT JONES

PASSING GAME COORDINATOR/WIDE RECEIVERS | FOURTH SEASON AT OU Coaching Notes and Accomplishments • Named Oklahoma’s passing game coordinator and wide receivers coach on Jan. 10, 2023. • Has guided OU’s wide receivers for the last three seasons. In 2025, Isaiah Sategna III earned first-team AP All-SEC recognition after ranking second in the league in touchdown receptions (9), fourth in receiving yards (965) and receiving yards per game (74.2) and fifth in receptions per game (5.2).

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Hometown....................................Dallas, Texas High School............................Seagoville, 1993 College.................................North Texas, 1999 Family............................................Wife, Marlo ...............................................Daughter, Emily ............................................... Son, Emmett III

COACHING HISTORY

2023-Present: Oklahoma Passing Game Coordinator, Wide Receivers 2022: Texas Tech Passing Game Coordinator, Wide Receivers 2019-21: Kansas Wide Receivers (Interim Head Coach; Spring '21) 2016-18: Texas Tech Outside Receivers 2015: Texas Tech Director of Player Development 2012-14: South Oak Cliff High School Head Coach 2005-11: Dallas Skyline High School Assistant Coach/Offensive Coordinator 2004: Dallas Lincoln High School Assistant Coach 2001-03: Seagoville High School Assistant Coach

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• Coached a 2023 wide receivers group that helped Oklahoma lead the Big 12 with its 41.7 points (ranked fourth nationally), 507.0 total yards (third) and 324.8 passing yards (sixth) per contest and lead the Big 12 with its 167.5 passing efficiency (sixth). Receiver Drake Stoops finished with 84 catches for 962 yards and 10 touchdowns and was named first-team All-Big 12, while Nic Anderson set an OU freshman record with 10 TD receptions and was a freshman All-American by The Athletic.

• Regarded as a top developer of wide receivers in the college game, he helped build one of the nation’s most productive offenses in his first stint at Texas Tech. In 2016, the Red Raiders led the nation in total offense (566.6 ypg) and passing offense (463.0 ypg), and ranked fifth in the country in scoring offense (43.7 ppg). • In 2018 under Jones’ tutelage, Tech receiver Antoine Wesley earned first-team All-America honors from the Football Writers Association of America after catching 88 passes for 1,410 yards and nine touchdowns. His receiving yard total ranked as the third-best in Tech history, behind only a pair of two other eventual NFL players in Michael Crabtree and Keke Coutee. Wesley ranked second nationally that season in receiving yards per game (117.5), third in total receiving yards and eighth in receptions per contest (7.3). He led the Big 12 in receiving yards and catches per game.

• In 2022, Texas Tech led the Big 12 and ranked 12th nationally in passing offense (302.0 yards per game) and 13th nationally in passing yards (3,926). Eight receivers under his tutelage registered at least 20 receptions and five of those averaged at least 12.0 yards per catch.

• A Biletnikoff Award semifinalist, Wesley was one of four Red Raider outside receivers who made it to the NFL under Jones. The others were Dylan Cantrell (drafted by the Los Angeles Chargers and also played for the Arizona Cardinals, New England Patriots and the now-Washington Commanders), Derrick Willies (Cleveland Browns) and T.J. Vasher (Dallas Cowboys). + • Led South Oak Cliff High School to a 30-8 record in his three seasons as head coach. The Golden Bears advanced deep into the Class 4A and 5A playoffs each of those three years. The school produced several FBS signees under Jones, including five players in the 2014 class alone.

• In each of Jones’ three seasons at Kansas, the Jayhawks produced a top-11 receiver in the Big 12. In 2019, Andrew Parchment ranked fourth in the league by averaging 69.3 receiving yards per game, becoming the first KU player to rank among the top-five Big 12 receivers in the category since 2009. In 2020 and ‘21, Kwamie Lassiter II ranked 11th (50.9 yards per game) and eighth (54.4 ypg) in the Big 12, respectively.

• Prior to his time at South Oak Cliff, Jones served as an assistant coach at multiple Dallas-area high schools. He spent seven seasons at Dallas Skyline, starting there as wide receivers coach before being promoted to offensive coordinator. He served on the Dallas Lincoln staff for the 2004 season. He began his coaching career at Seagoville, spending the 2001-03 seasons at his alma mater.

• Jones’s background is firmly rooted in the state of Texas. A highly respected figure from his time as head coach at South Oak Cliff High School in Dallas from 2012-14, he made the jump to the collegiate ranks in 2015 when then-Texas Tech head coach Kliff Kingsbury hired him as director of player development. He was promoted the next year to outside receivers coach and spent three seasons in that role.

As a Player

• Spent the 2022 season at Texas Tech as wide receivers coach and passing game coordinator. From 2019-21, Jones served as wide receivers coach at Kansas and added the title of passing game coordinator his final two years there. He also served as KU’s interim head coach in spring 2021 until Lance Leipold was hired as head coach.

• Was a walk-on quarterback at Texas Tech during the 1994 season before transferring to North Texas.

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JOHN KUCEYESKI QUARTERBACKS | SECOND SEASON AT OU Coaching Notes and Accomplishments • Joined the Oklahoma staff as senior offensive analyst prior to the 2025 season and was promoted to quarterbacks coach in the spring of 2026. • Spent two seasons at Washington State, serving in an offensive quality control role in 2023 and as quarterbacks coach in 2024.

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Hometown.................................. Libertyville, Ill. High School........................... Libertyville, 2005 College.................................Penn State, 2009; ........................................ Northwestern, 2013 Family........................................Wife, Rossana ................................................. Son, Matthew

COACHING HISTORY

2026: Oklahoma Quarterbacks 2025: Oklahoma Senior Offensive Analyst (Quarterbacks) 2024: Washington State Quarterbacks 2023: Washington State Offensive Quality Control 2022: Western Kentucky Director of Player Personnel 2019-21: Eastern Illinois Offensive Coordinator (Tight Ends) 2017-18: Cornell Offensive Line 2016: Cornell Running Backs/Tight Ends 2016: Iowa State Director of Scouting 2011-15: Toledo Director of Football Operations/High School Relations 2013: Western Michigan Director of Player Personnel 2010-12: Northwestern Quality Control/GA (Offense)

• As Washington State quarterbacks coach in 2024, tutored redshirt sophomore John Mateer as he threw for 3,139 yards and 29 touchdowns on 224-of-347 (65%) passing and rushed for 1,057 yards and 15 TDs on 178 carries. The Cougars ranked sixth nationally in scoring offense (36.6 ppg) and passing efficiency rating (164.3), 16th in passing offense (276.1 ypg) and 17th in completion percentage (65.9) and yards per completion (13.7). • Spent the 2022 season at Western Kentucky as director of player personnel, as the Hilltoppers posted a 9-5 record and defeated South Alabama in the New Orleans Bowl. They finished second nationally in passing offense and seventh in total offense. • Served as the offensive coordinator and tight ends coach at Eastern Illinois for three seasons from 2019-21. Coached three All-OVC newcomers, two all-conference honorees and one freshman All-American. • Spent three seasons as an assistant coach at Cornell, presiding over running backs and tight ends (2016) and the offensive line (2017-18). Helped develop first-team All-Ivy League selection Chris Walker as he led the conference in yards per carry and posted three 100-yard games. In his first year as offensive line coach in 2017, Kuceyeski led a rejuvenated unit that helped increase the team’s rushing average by 25.0 yards per game over the previous season. • Served as director of scouting at Iowa State in 2016 after working in football operations and high school relations at

Toledo (2013-15), all under head coach Matt Campbell. Toledo was 25-11 with a pair of MAC West Division titles and two bowl appearances in Kuceyeski’s three seasons with the program.

• Spent his first season at Toledo as director of football operations and as a defensive assistant, then moved into the role of director of high school operations in his last two years there. Along with creating and maintaining the program’s recruiting database, he was in charge of charting opponent defensive and in-game special teams schemes. He directed all summer camps and created the opponent personnel advanced scout in 2015. Had a brief stint as the director of player personnel and on-campus recruiting coordinator at Western Michigan before joining the Rockets in 2013. • Served as the offensive and special teams quality control intern at Northwestern during the 2010 season and was promoted to director of offensive quality control in 2011. Became the offensive graduate assistant for the Wildcats in March of 2012, working with the wide receivers in the spring before moving back to the offensive line for fall camp. Also worked with all four phases of special teams during the 2012 season. He helped the Wildcats to a 10-win season in 2012, culminating in the program’s first bowl win since 1949. He assisted in all phases of the program at Northwestern, including scouting, self-scouting, video breakdown, strength and conditioning and recruiting. • Began his career as a student manager and then undergraduate assistant coach at Penn State (2006-09), helping with the defensive linemen. During that period, five Penn State defensive linemen were first-round NFL Draft picks, and the Nittany Lions won the 2008 Big Ten championship. • A product of Libertyville, Ill., Kuceyeski graduated from Penn State in 2009 with a bachelor’s degree in finance. He and his wife Rossana have a son named Matthew.

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2025.....CFP (First Round)................ Oklahoma 2024.....Holiday.................... Washington State 2022.....New Orleans............Western Kentucky 2015......Boca Raton...............................Toledo 2014......GoDaddy..................................Toledo 2012......Gator.............................Northwestern 2011......Meinecke Car Care.........Northwestern 2010.....Ticket City......................Northwestern 2009.....Capital One....................... Penn State 2008.....Rose................................. Penn State 2007.....Alamo............................... Penn State 2006.....Outback............................ Penn State

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DELAND MCCULLOUGH RUNNING BACKS | FIRST SEASON AT OU Coaching Notes and Accomplishments • Hired as Oklahoma running backs coach on Feb. 22, 2026. One of the most respected developers of running back talent in college and professional football, McCullough brings championship experience, proven production and national recruiting reach to Oklahoma. A Super Bowl champion with the Kansas City Chiefs and a veteran of both the NFL and major college football, he has built his reputation on consistent results and disciplined player development.

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Hometown............................ Youngstown, Ohio High School.............. Campbell Memorial, 1991 College............................... Miami (Ohio), 1996 Family..........................................Wife, Darnell ..................Sons, Deland II, Dasan, Daeh, Diem

COACHING HISTORY

2026: Oklahoma Running Backs 2025: Las Vegas Raiders Running Backs 2024: Notre Dame Associate Head Coach (Running Backs) 2022-23: Notre Dame Running Backs 2021: Indiana Associate Head Coach (Running Backs) 2018-20: Kansas City Chiefs Running Backs 2017: USC Run Game Coordinator/Running Backs 2011-16: Indiana Running Backs 2010: Miami (Ohio) Coaching Intern

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2024.....CFP Championship...........Notre Dame 2024.....CFP Semifinal (Orange).....Notre Dame 2024.....CFP Quarterfinal (Sugar)....Notre Dame 2024.....CFP (First Round)..............Notre Dame 2023.....Sun..................................Notre Dame 2022.....Gator...............................Notre Dame 2016.....Foster Farms...........................Indiana 2015.....Pinstripe..................................Indiana 2010.....GoDaddy.com..................Miami (Ohio)

• Since becoming a full-time running backs coach in 2011, McCullough has mentored backs who have produced 17 seasons of 1,000 or more yards from scrimmage. His units have excelled at every level — from record-setting college rushing attacks to championship-caliber NFL offenses. • Spent the 2025 season with the Las Vegas Raiders, where rookie Ashton Jeanty totaled 1,321 yards from scrimmage and 10 touchdowns, setting a franchise rookie record. McCullough’s ability to transition players from college systems into productive professional contributors has been a hallmark of his career. • Prior to his time in the NFL, served three seasons at Notre Dame (2022-24), where his running backs room became one of the nation’s most productive. In 2023, Audric Estimé rushed for 1,341 yards and a program-record 18 touchdowns to earn second-team All-America honors and become Notre Dame’s first AP All-America running back since 1998. In 2024, Jeremiyah Love followed with 1,125 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns, averaging 6.9 yards per carry and ranking among the national leaders in both touchdowns and yards per carry. • In his first season with the Irish, McCullough immediately elevated the group as Estimé racked up 1,071 scrimmage yards, Logan Diggs 1,031 and Chris Tyree 582. Each averaged at least 4.4 yards per carry. Notre Dame rushed for 2,457 yards that season, the program’s sixth-highest total since 1996. • Prior to his stint at Notre Dame, served as running backs coach at Indiana in 2021, helping Stephen Carr to a career year with 600 rushing yards and six touchdowns in nine games for the Hoosiers. • His title also included “associate head coach” during his time at both Notre Dame and Indiana, bringing leadership experience that extends beyond his position room. • During three seasons with the NFL’s Chiefs (2018-20), McCullough helped guide the franchise to three consecutive AFC Championship Games, back-to-back Super Bowl appearances and a victory in Super Bowl LIV. His running

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backs consistently ranked among league leaders in yards after contact, yards after catch and pass protection efficiency. Over three seasons, the group surrendered just four sacks, including zero in 2020. After the 2019 season, he was recognized as NFL Running Backs Coach of the Year at the NFL Scouting Combine.

• Coached multiple Pro Bowl and high-level performers in Kansas City, including Anthony Sherman, Kareem Hunt, Damien Williams, LeSean McCoy, Le’Veon Bell and Clyde EdwardsHelaire, who surpassed 1,000 yards from scrimmage as a rookie in 2020. • Before making the jump to the NFL, spent the 2017 season as run game coordinator and running backs coach at USC, helping the Trojans capture a Pac-12 championship. Under his guidance, Ronald Jones registered 1,737 scrimmage yards and 20 touchdowns to earn All-America honors. He was selected in the second round of the 2018 NFL Draft. • His first stint at Indiana was from 2011-16 under head coach Kevin Wilson, who now serves as OU’s assistant head coach for offense. Those six seasons remain one of the most productive rushing eras in program history, as the Hoosiers set 19 school rushing records during the stretch. McCullough tutored Tevin Coleman (2015) and Jordan Howard (2016), who became the first IU running backs drafted in consecutive years since 1990-92. Coleman rushed for a school-record 2,036 yards in 2014 and earned unanimous All-America honors. In 2015, Howard (1,213 yards) and Devine Redding (1,012 yards) became the first Indiana running back duo to eclipse 1,000 yards in the same season. McCullough was named BTN.com Running Backs Coach of the Year in 2014. • Began his collegiate coaching career at Miami (Ohio) in 2010, helping the RedHawks win a MAC Championship.

As a Player • The Youngstown, Ohio, native was a standout running back at Miami (Ohio), earning three All-MAC selections and becoming the program’s first MAC Freshman of the Year. He rushed for more than 4,300 career yards, led the team in rushing four consecutive seasons and was later inducted into the Miami Athletics Hall of Fame. • Following his college career, McCullough played professionally with the Cincinnati Bengals, Philadelphia Eagles and Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the CFL. His career was cut short as the result of three ACL reconstructions in four seasons. • Earned his degree in sociology from Miami (Ohio) in 1996.

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LAMAR MORGAN CORNERBACKS | FIRST SEASON AT OU

Coaching Notes and Accomplishments • Hired as Oklahoma cornerbacks coach on Feb. 22, 2026. A 14-year college assistant coach who coordinated defenses for two years at Louisiana-Lafayette from 2022-23, Morgan spent the 2024-25 seasons at Michigan, where he served as defensive pass game coordinator and defensive backs coach. • In 2025, helped guide the Michigan defense as it registered 13 interceptions and ranked 21st nationally in total defense and 16th in scoring defense through the regular season. Mentored cornerback Zeke Berry to second-team All-Big Ten honors, while cornerback Jyaire Hill, safety Brandyn Hillman and safety TJ Metcalf all received honorable mention all-league acclaim.

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Hometown...................... Copperas Cove, Texas High School.................... Copperas Cove, 2003 College.....................Louisiana-Lafayette, 2007 Family............................................Wife, Jazen ............................. Daughters, Kroix and Kalais ...................................... Sons, Krue and Kross

COACHING HISTORY

2026: Oklahoma Cornerbacks 2024-25: Michigan Defensive Pass Game Coord./Defensive Backs 2022-23: Louisiana-Lafayette Defensive Coordinator/Secondary 2021: Vanderbilt Cornerbacks 2019-20: Louisiana-Lafayette Cornerbacks 2016-18: Louisiana-Monroe Safeties 2014-15: Western Carolina Secondary 2012-13: Vanderbilt Graduate Assistant

• In his first season with the Wolverines in 2024, oversaw a unit that allowed fewer than 260 passing yards to 10 of 13 opponents and contributed to an overall defense that ranked 10th nationally in yards allowed (307.0 per game) and 19th in points allowed (19.9 per contest). Tutored cornerback Will Johnson, who earned second-team All-America and All-Big Ten honors after registering two interceptions returned for a touchdown and five pass breakups in just six games. • As defensive coordinator and secondary coach at LouisianaLafayette from 2022-23, guided a Ragin’ Cajuns unit that ranked 49th nationally in total defense (361.7 yards per game), 36th in scoring defense (22.8 points per game), 50th in rushing defense (141.6 yards per game) and 19th in takeaways (23) in 2022 and ranked 26th in takeaways (22) in 2023. • Also served as cornerbacks coach at ULL from 2019-20. In all four of his seasons on staff, the Ragin’ Cajun secondary registered double-digit interceptions (10, 16, 15, 13). He helped improve a defensive unit that ranked 55th in passing yards allowed, 110th in pass efficiency defense, 105th in scoring, and 97th in total defense before his arrival to sixth in passing defense, second in passing efficiency, 31st in scoring defense, and 33rd in total defense by the end of the 2020 campaign.

• Between his stints at ULL, Morgan spent one year as cornerbacks coach at Vanderbilt (2021), returning to the school where he began his career as a graduate assistant. The Commodores improved from six interceptions in the 2019 and ’20 seasons combined to 13 interceptions in 2021 and posted a top-30 red zone defense. • Coached safeties from 2016-18 at Louisiana-Monroe (2016-17) and Houston (2018). During his time at ULM, the Warhawks ranked 16th nationally in passing defense in 2016 and 20th in interceptions in 2017. In 2018, Houston ranked 20th in the country with its 24 takeaways, a figure that included 14 interceptions (ranked 24th). • His first full-time job was as the secondary coach at Western Carolina from 2014-15. The Catamounts ranked fifth in the FCS in pass defense with 11 interceptions in 2014, the program’s most in five years. • Began his coaching career as a graduate assistant for two seasons at Vanderbilt (2012-13). He worked with the Sam linebackers and nickelbacks, helping guide the team to consecutive 9-4 records and bowl game appearances. In 2012, the Commodores finished 19th nationally in total defense, 15th in scoring defense, 14th in passing defense, 13th in interceptions, and sixth in pass efficiency defense. The following year in 2013, the unit ranked 23rd in total defense, passing defense and pass efficiency defense, and 13th in interceptions.

As a Player • A product of Copperas Cove, Texas, Morgan played four years at ULL (2003, ‘05-’07) and appeared in 40 games at safety. A four-year letterwinner and starter for the Ragin’ Cajuns, he totaled 111 career tackles, including four for loss, four interceptions and six pass breakups. • Was a semifinalist for the William V. Campbell Trophy and a two-time member of the Sun Belt Commissioner’s List and a five-time member of the Sun Belt Conference Honor Roll.

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2025.....Citrus...................................Michigan 2024.....ReliaQuest............................Michigan 2023.....New Orleans......... Louisiana-Lafayette 2022.....Independence....... Louisiana-Lafayette 2020.....First Responder.... Louisiana-Lafayette 2019.....Lending Tree......... Louisiana-Lafayette 2018.....Cure.................... Louisiana-Lafayette 2016.....New Orleans......... Louisiana-Lafayette 2013.....BBVA Compass....................Vanderbilt 2012.....Music City...........................Vanderbilt

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KEVIN WILSON

ASSISTANT HEAD COACH FOR OFFENSE | 11TH SEASON AT OU Coaching Notes and Accomplishments • Served as Oklahoma’s offensive coordinator from 2002-10 and rejoined the staff as special assistant to the head coach/ offensive analyst in the spring of 2025. He was promoted to assistant head coach for offense in the spring of 2026. • Has more than 40 years of coaching experience, including eight as a head coach and 16 as an offensive coordinator. Was head coach at Tulsa from 2023-24 following six seasons as offensive coordinator and tight ends coach at Ohio State (2017-22). Was also head coach for six seasons at Indiana.

THE WILSON FILE

Hometown....................................Maiden, N.C. High School................................Maiden, 1980 College.............................North Carolina, 1984 Family.......................................... Wife, Angela .......... Daughters, Elaina, Makenzie and Marlee .........................................Sons, Trey and Toby

COACHING HISTORY

2026: Oklahoma Assistant Head Coach for Offense 2025: Oklahoma Special Asst to Head Coach/Offensive Analyst 2023-24: Tulsa Head Coach 2017-22: Ohio State Offensive Coordinator (Tight Ends) 2011-16: Indiana Head Coach 2006-10: Oklahoma Offensive Coordinator (Tight Ends/Fullbacks) 2002-05: Oklahoma Co-Offensive Coordinator (Offensive Line) 2001: Northwestern Asst. Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator (QBs) 1999-00: Northwestern Offensive Coordinator (Quarterbacks) 1998: Miami (Ohio) Offensive Coordinator (Quarterbacks) 1992-97: Miami (Ohio) Offensive Coordinator (Offensive Line) 1990-91: Miami (Ohio) Offensive Line 1989: Foard (N.C.) High School Head Coach/Athletic Director 1988: North Carolina A&T Offensive Coordinator (Offensive Line) 1987: Winston Salem State Offensive Line 1984-86: North Carolina Graduate Assistant

• Has won 10 or more games 14 times as a coach and has coached in four national championship games, including three with Oklahoma and one with Ohio State. He helped guide the Buckeyes to a 67-8 record in his six years on staff and before that won 26 games at Indiana. • Ohio State featured one of the nation’s top offenses under Wilson’s guidance. The Buckeyes ranked among the top seven in total offense all six of his seasons, and among the top eight for scoring offense five times. In the pandemic-shortened 2020 season, Ohio State was also eighth in rushing offense and 11th in scoring offense. • In his six seasons at Ohio State, the Buckeyes averaged 524.1 yards and 43.6 points per game, topped 500 yards of total offense 47 times and 600 yards 18 times, scored 410 touchdowns (second most nationally), threw 242 touchdown passes (No. 1 nationally), produced three Heisman Trophy finalists (Dwayne Haskins in 2018, Justin Fields in 2019 and C.J. Stroud in 2022), produced the first 2,000-yard rusher in school annals (J.K. Dobbins), produced two 1,000-yard receivers in back-to-back seasons (Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Garrett Wilson in 2021; Marvin Harrison Jr. and Emeka Egbuka in 2022) and produced eight first-round NFL Draft selections on offense (Haskins, Fields, Wilson, Stroud, Smith-Njigba, C Billy Price, WR Chris Olave and OT Paris Johnson Jr.) • Has twice been part of an offensive staff — at Oklahoma in 2008 and Indiana in 2015 — that produced a 3,500-yard passer, two 1,000-yard rushers and a 1,000-yard receiver in the same year. In 2021, his Ohio State offensive unit had a 4,000-yard passer, two 1,000-yard receivers and one 1,000-yard rusher. • During his Ohio State tenure, the Buckeyes won four consecutive Big Ten championships and claimed a Cotton Bowl victory over USC in 2018, a Rose Bowl win over Washington

in 2019, advanced to the College Football Playoff in 2020 and defeated Clemson in the 2021 CFP Semifinals to earn a spot in the CFP Championship.

• In 2022, Wilson was selected as one of the inaugural recipients of the GRAPHITE Award, recognizing excellence in offensive play-calling efficiency, presented by RII Sports Technology. His play-calling efficiency rating (PCER) of 80.2% during the 2022 campaign was the highest in the Big Ten Conference and ranked in the 96th percentile among all FBS programs. • Wilson spent six seasons as Indiana’s head coach and led IU to consecutive bowl games (2015 and ’16) for the first time in 25 years. His teams led the Big Ten in passing three times (2012, ’13 and ’15) and finished second in 2016. His 2015 offense led the Big Ten in passing, total offense and scoring. • An offensive coordinator to the late Randy Walker for seven years at Miami (Ohio) (1992-98) and then for three years at Northwestern (1999-2001), Wilson and Walker led the RedHawks to a 59-36-5 record before devising a power-spread offense at NU that carried the Wildcats to a Big Ten cochampionship in 2000. That season, Northwestern led the Big Ten in rushing for the first time in 54 years. • Wilson then coached under Bob Stoops for nine years at Oklahoma, serving as co-offensive coordinator from 2002-05 and offensive coordinator from 2006-10. During his tenure, the Sooners won six Big 12 championships and played in three national championship games (2003, ’04 and ’08). Wilson’s 2008 offense scored a then-NCAA-record 716 points (still ranks second in FBS history). • Wilson was selected as the Frank Broyles Award Winner in 2008 as the nation’s top assistant coach and was twice a finalist. In addition to Ohio State’s eight first-round draft selections, Wilson also had four first-round draft picks at Oklahoma in QB Sam Bradford (No. 1), RB Adrian Peterson (No. 7), OT Trent Williams (No. 4) and TE Jermaine Gresham (No. 17). Twentythree of his Hoosiers moved on to the NFL. • A native of Maiden, N.C., Wilson is a 1984 graduate of North Carolina, where he was an offensive lineman and received his bachelor’s degree in education (1984) and master’s degree in physical education (1987). After three seasons as a graduate assistant at his alma mater, Wilson’s full-time coaching career began in 1987 at Winston Salem State and included stops at North Carolina A&T (1988) and Foard (N.C.) High School (1989) prior to his tenure at Miami.

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2025.....CFP (First Round)................ Oklahoma 2022.....CFP Semifinal (Peach).........Ohio State 2021.....Rose..................................Ohio State 2020.....CFP Championship.............Ohio State 2020.....CFP Semifinal (Sugar).........Ohio State 2019.....CFP Semifinal (Fiesta).........Ohio State 2018.....Rose..................................Ohio State 2017.....Cotton................................Ohio State 2016.....Foster Farms...........................Indiana 2015.....Pinstripe..................................Indiana 2010.....Fiesta................................. Oklahoma 2009.....Sun.................................... Oklahoma 2008.....BCS Championship............. Oklahoma 2007.....Fiesta................................. Oklahoma 2006.....Fiesta................................. Oklahoma 2005.....Holiday............................... Oklahoma 2004.....Orange (BCS NCG).............. Oklahoma 2003.....Sugar (BCS NCG)................ Oklahoma 2002.....Rose.................................. Oklahoma 2000.....Alamo............................Northwestern 1986.....Aloha........................... North Carolina

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JASON WITTEN TIGHT ENDS | FIRST SEASON AT OU

Coaching Notes and Accomplishments • Hired as Oklahoma’s tight ends coach in January 2026. A former All-Pro tight end who played 17 seasons in the NFL and guided two state championship teams in his five-year tenure as a high school head football coach in Texas. • After retiring from the NFL following the 2020 season, served as head coach at Liberty Christian School in Argyle, Texas, where he led the Warriors to consecutive Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools state championships in 2023 and ’24. The titles were the school’s first back-to-back football state championships and the ’24 crown was its first in TAPPS Division I. In his five seasons at Liberty Christian, Witten tutored players who earned TAPPS All-State recognition 53 times.

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Hometown........................... Elizabethton, Tenn. High School.........................Elizabethton, 2000 College.................................. Tennessee, 2008 Family........................................Wife, Michelle .....................................Sons, C.J. and Cooper ................Daughters, Landry and Hadley Grace

COACHING HISTORY

2026: Oklahoma Tight Ends 2021-25: Liberty Christian School (Texas) Head Coach

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2002......Peach...............................Tennessee 2001......Citrus................................Tennessee 2000......Cotton...............................Tennessee

As a Player • Over his 17-year NFL career, Witten compiled 1,228 receptions for 13,046 yards and 74 touchdowns. A two-time first-team All-Pro and 11-time Pro Bowler, he ranks fourth all-time in NFL receptions and 22nd in yards among all receivers (second among tight ends in both categories). • Was one of 15 finalists — and one of four in his first year of eligibility — in the Modern-Era Players category for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026. • A third-round draft pick by the Dallas Cowboys in 2003, Witten played 15 seasons before initially retiring following the 2017 campaign. He returned to action in 2019 with the Cowboys before playing his final season with the Las Vegas Raiders in 2020. A modern football iron man, he played in 271 out of 272 regular season contests (252 starts) and missed only one game out of 280 (including playoffs) over his career. He retired for good as the NFL career record holder for games played among tight ends.

• Registered four seasons with at least 1,000 receiving yards and seven seasons with at least 900 yards. In his second year, he caught 87 passes for 980 yards and six touchdowns, earning the first of seven straight Pro Bowl nods. • Received first-team All-Pro honors in 2007 when he totaled 1,145 yards and seven touchdowns on 96 receptions and again in 2010 after catching 94 passes for 1,002 yards and nine scores. He also earned second-team All-Pro status in 2008 and 2012. He was named to the Pro Bowl in 10 of 11 seasons between 2004-2014, as well as in 2017. • The 2012 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year honoree, Witten established the Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year award through his SCORE Foundation, which was first presented following the 2017 season. Was also the recipient of the 2013 Bart Starr Award and the 2015 Pat Summitt Ignite Greatness Award, as well as Pro Football Weekly’s Humanitarian of the Year Award, the Home Depot NFL Neighborhood MVP and the Bob Lilly Award, recognizing his community service work, achievements on the field and dedication to teammates and family. • Was inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame in 2019. • A product of Elizabethton, Tenn., Witten played three seasons at the University of Tennessee, where he was a first-team All-SEC selection and a John Mackey Award semifinalist, as well as a member of the SEC Good Works Team and SEC Academic Honor Roll, in 2002. That season, he led the Volunteers in receptions (39), receiving yards (493) and touchdown receptions (five), and established a single-season school record for receiving yards among tight ends. He totaled 68 catches for 797 yards and eight touchdowns in his college career. • Graduated from Tennessee in 2008 with a degree in sports management.

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DOUG DEAKIN

SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR | THIRD SEASON AT OU Coaching Notes and Accomplishments • Hired as Oklahoma’s senior special teams analyst prior to the 2024 season, Doug Deakin was promoted to special teams coordinator in the spring of 2025. • Under Deakin’s direction, the Sooners ranked 41st in 2024 and 10th in 2025 in ESPN’s special teams efficiency ratings after ranking 127th the year before his arrival.

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Hometown................................Oak Park, Calif. High School............................. Oak Park, 2006 College................... San Diego State, 2010; '14 Family............................................ Wife, Emily ....................................... Sons, Tyler, Tate, Trip

COACHING HISTORY

2025-Present: Oklahoma Special Teams Coordinator 2024: Oklahoma Senior Special Teams Analyst 2019-23: San Diego State Special Teams Coordinator 2018: San Diego State Special Teams Coordinator, Tight Ends 2015-17: San Diego State Assistant for Football Operations 2011-14: San Diego State Graduate Assistant (Defense/Special Teams)

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2025.....CFP (First Round)................ Oklahoma 2024.....Armed Forces..................... Oklahoma 2022.....Hawai’i.......................San Diego State 2021.....Frisco.........................San Diego State 2019.....New Mexico................San Diego State 2018.....Frisco.........................San Diego State 2017.....Armed Forces.............San Diego State 2016.....Las Vegas...................San Diego State 2015.....Hawai’i.......................San Diego State 2014.....Poinsettia...................San Diego State 2013.....Famous Idaho Potato....San Diego State 2012.....Poinsettia...................San Diego State 2011.....New Orleans...............San Diego State

• Coached first-team All-America placekicker Tate Sandell, who became OU’s first winner of the Lou Groza Award in 2025. Sandell set or tied eight career or single-season school, conference, FBS or stadium records during the 2025 campaign. Additionally, the Sooners ranked 22nd nationally in punt return average (12.5 yards per return) and 27th in kickoff return defense (17.6 yards per return) and blocked two kicks (22nd nationally). Punter Grayson Miller (first-team All-SEC) led the SEC and ranked 13th nationally in punting average (45.8 yards) and punt returner Isaiah Sategna III (second-team All-SEC) ranked 10th nationally by averaging 13.3 yards per punt return. • Guided OU’s 2024 special teams that ranked 12th nationally in net punting (42.3 average) and 26th in punt return defense (4.9 yards per return). Punter Luke Elzinga ranked 15th nationally in yards per punt (44.8). • Joined the Oklahoma staff after spending 17 seasons at San Diego State between his time as a student-athlete and a coach. He was San Diego State’s special teams coordinator from 2018-23 and also served as tight ends coach during the 2018 campaign. • Oversaw some of the nation’s best special teams units and individual performers in the country in his time at San Diego State. Four of his six units ranked in the top 10 nationally in ESPN’s special teams efficiency rating. SDSU ranked 10th in 2019, fifth in 2021, second in 2022 and ninth in 2023 (and 55th in 2018 and 2020). • Tutored Ray Guy Award winner Matt Araiza, who earned unanimous All-America honors and was named the Mountain West Special Teams Player of the Year in 2021. Araiza set FBS records for punt average (51.2), 60-yard punts (18) and 50-yard punts (39), and booted six punts of at least 70 yards. SDSU blocked three punts during the 2021 season. • Under Deakin’s guidance, Jack Browning earned Mountain West Special Teams Player of the Year and first-team all-conference honors in 2022 after averaging 46.3 yards per

punt to rank fourth nationally. Additionally, Jordan Byrd ranked seventh in the country with his 689 combined kick return yards and was the only player in the nation to return both a kickoff and a punt for a touchdown. He earned first-team All-Mountain West honors as both a kickoff and punt returner.

• In 2023, Browning ranked 17th nationally in punting average (43.4 average) and was a Ray Guy Award semifinalist. Kenan Christon averaged 22.1 yards per kickoff return to tie for 37th nationally and punt returner Mekhi Shaw ranked 37th nationally by averaging 7.2 yards per punt return. • Under Deakin’s leadership, San Diego State’s team punting average rose from 125th in the season before he moved into the special team coordinator role to 51st in 2018. In 2019, he oversaw a punting unit that ranked 14th nationally by averaging 45.2 yards per punt. In 2020, the punting unit ranked ninth in the nation by averaging 45.95 yards per punt, and in 2021 led the nation with its 49.95 average. • In 2019, San Diego State ranked 29th nationally in kickoff returns (22.9 average), and in 2020 ranked 12th in kickoff returns (26.7 average) and 26th in punt returns (10.7 average). Punter Tanner Kuljian led the Mountain West and ranked eighth nationally in 2020 by averaging 45.4 yards per punt while Jordan Byrd led the Mountain West and ranked seventh in the nation in kickoff return average (31.9 yards per return). Brandon Heicklen ranked 15th nationally in punting in 2019 (45.2 average) while Araiza ranked 24th in the nation in field goal percentage, making 22 of 26 attempts (84.6%). • Deakin was a football operations assistant at SDSU from 2015-17 and began his coaching career as a graduate assistant from 2011-14 working with the defense and special teams.

Accomplishments as a Player • Was a walk-on student-athlete at San Diego State who played in 24 games over his last two collegiate seasons (2009-10), serving as the team’s holder on placekicks. He was selected as a team captain by his teammates for his senior season. Earned Mountain West Conference all-academic honors in 2009 and in 2008 was awarded the SDSU President’s Award for highest standards of academic and athletic excellence. • A native of Oak Park, Calif., he received his undergraduate degree in business management from San Diego State in 2010 and his master’s in educational leadership in 2014.

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2010.....Poinsettia...................San Diego State

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JAMES DOBSON

DIRECTOR OF SPORTS ENHANCEMENT AND STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING | FIFTH SEASON Coaching History 2026-............................Oklahoma, Director of Sports Enhancement and Strength and Conditioning 2022-25.....Oklahoma, Associate Director of Sports Performance 2020-2021.......... Vanderbilt, Associate AD for Sport Performance 2015-20......................Vanderbilt, Director of Football Performance 2008-14.........................................Nebraska, Director of Performance 1999-07............Iowa, Asstistant Strength and Conditioning Coach 1997-98..............SMU, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

Coaching Notes and Accomplishments THE DOBSON FILE

Hometown............................Mount Horeb, Wis. High School........................Mount Horeb, 1992 College...................................Wisconsin, 1996 ...................................Central Michigan, 2004 Family....................................... Wife, Rebecca .....................................................Son, Colton ................................................Daughter, Elise

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2025.... CFP (First Round)................ Oklahoma 2024.... Armed Forces..................... Oklahoma 2023.... Alamo................................. Oklahoma 2022.... Cheez-It.............................. Oklahoma 2018..... Texas...................................Vanderbilt 2016..... Independence......................Vanderbilt 2014..... Holiday................................ Nebraska 2013..... Gator................................... Nebraska 2012..... Capital One.......................... Nebraska 2011..... Capital One.......................... Nebraska 2010..... Holiday................................ Nebraska 2009.... Holiday................................ Nebraska 2008.... Gator................................... Nebraska 2006.... Alamo......................................... Iowa 2005.... Outback...................................... Iowa 2004.... Capital One................................. Iowa 2003.... Outback...................................... Iowa 2002.... Orange....................................... Iowa 2001.... Alamo......................................... Iowa

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• Joined Oklahoma’s strength and conditioning staff in 2022 as associate director of sports performance and was promoted to director of sports enhancement and strength and conditioning for football in January 2026. • Served as associate athletics director for sport performance at Vanderbilt from 2020-21 and was responsible for the implementation and direction of the department’s program, which used scientifically based programming, state-of-the-art training technology and customized analytics to help prepare student-athletes for competition. He was the head strength coach for the football program, and served as director of football performance from 2015-20.

• Under Dobson’s direction, the Vanderbilt program and its staff supported a number of performance-based initiatives, such as nutrition, applied sports science, athletic training, strength and conditioning and mental performance services. • Dobson spent seven years (2008-14) as Nebraska’s director of performance, guiding the football strength and conditioning program and helping with the creation and implementation of the school’s athletics performance lab. • Prior to his time at Nebraska, Dobson, who is from Mount Horeb, Wis., served as assistant strength and conditioning coach at Iowa from 1997-07 and at SMU from 1997-98. • Dobson earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from Wisconsin in 1996, and his master of science and administration degree from Central Michigan in 2004. • He is a certified master strength and conditioning specialist and a member of the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association. • Dobson and his wife, Rebecca, have a son, Colton, and a daughter, Elise.

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JOHN BAKER

NICK BASQUINE

DIRECTOR OF CREATIVE CONTENT EIGHTH SEASON AT OU The Baker File

Hometown..................................................................York, Neb. High School...............................................................York, 2009 College..................................................... York University, 2013 ..............................................................................Nebraska, 2017 Family............................................................................wife, Erin; ......................................................... daughter, Alaia; son, John

Professional Experience

2022-.................... Oklahoma, Director of Creative Content 2019-22.................. Oklahoma, Director of Creative Design 2017-19................... Nebraska, Graphic Design Coordinator 2016-17......... Nebraska, Creative and Emerging Media GA 2013-16..... York University, Assistant Men's Soccer Coach

XAVIER BREWER

ASSISTANT SECONDARY COACH FIFTH SEASON AT OU The Brewer File

Hometown......................................................Jacksonville, Fla. High School...............................................Bartram Trail, 2008 College.................................................................Clemson, 2012 Family...................................................................... son, Journey

Professional Experience

2026........................Oklahoma, Assistant Secondary Coach 2022-25..................... Oklahoma, Senior Defensive Analyst 2021...................... Louisiana Monroe, Assistant Coach (CB) 2019-20.................Clemson, Defensive Graduate Assistant

Playing Experience

2014-15........................................... Jacksonville Sharks (AFL) 2013.................................................................... Dallas Cowboys 2008-12...........................................................................Clemson

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BLAISE BENTSEN OFFENSIVE ANALYST SECOND SEASON AT OU

The Bentsen File

Hometown.......................................................... Norman, Okla. High School.............................................Norman North, 2014 College.......................................................Oklahoma, 2018; '19 Family................................................................... wife, Chandler

Hometown........................................................Sherman, Texas High School....................................................... Sherman, 2019 College................................................Houston Christian, 2021

Professional Experience

2025-........................................ Oklahoma, Offensive Analyst 2023-24.......... North Texas, Graduate Assistant (Offense) 2022......... Houston Christian, Graduate Assistant (Offense)

2024-........................................ Oklahoma, Offensive Analyst 2023............................................. Oklahoma, Offensive Intern 2022......Oklahoma, Asst. Director of Football Operations

Playing Experience

Professional Experience

Playing Experience

2019-21.......................................................... Houston Christian

2014-19.........................................................................Oklahoma

LATOSHA CARRILLO ASSISTANT TO THE HEAD COACH FOURTH SEASON AT OU

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VINCE CARTER

DIRECTOR OF SOUL MISSION SECOND SEASON AT OU The Carter File

Hometown........................................................... Lawton, Okla. High School.......................................................... Lawton, 1996 College.........................................................................Oklahoma Family..................................................................husband, Luke; ........................................... sons, Khi and Ari; daughter, Jayla

Hometown.............................................................. Waco, Texas High School..................................................................Waco, 2001 College..............................................................Oklahoma, 2010 Family...................................................................wife, Shannon; .................................daughter, Olivia; sons, Kai, Knox, Caleb

Professional Experience

2023-...............Oklahoma, Administrative Assistant to the ................................................................................... Head Coach 2011-22.................Oklahoma Department of Public Safety, .................. Administrative Program Officer (Law Division) 2005-11............ Mable Bassett Department of Corrections, ............................................................Administrative Assistant

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2025-.......................... Oklahoma, Director of SOUL Mission 2023-25................................Johnson Controls, Set-Up Tech 2016-25.......................................Next Level Hot Shot, Owner 2009-18........... Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Area Rep

Playing Experience

2005................................................................. Oakland Raiders 2001-04.......................................................................Oklahoma

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FOOTBALL STAFF 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

AARON CHEATWOOD DEFENSIVE ANALYST FIRST SEASON AT OU

The Cheatwood File

Hometown...............................................................Parker, Ariz. High School...........................................................Parker, 2004 College.......................................................Ottawa (Kan.), 2021 Family.............................................................................wife, Bre; ............................................................... sons, Carson and Duke

Professional Experience

2026..........................................Oklahoma, Defensive Analyst 2024-25....Northern Arizona, Def. Run Game Coordinator 2022-23..................... New Mexico State, Defensive Analyst 2019-21.................. Garden City CC, Defensive Coordinator 2018............................ Gila Ridge HS, Offensive Coordinator 2011-17....Yuma (Ariz.) Catholic HS, Asst. Coach/Head Coach 2007-11.............Arizona Western College, Assistant Coach

STEPHEN COPELAND SPECIAL TEAMS ANALYST SECOND SEASON AT OU

The Copeland File

Professional Experience

2025-......... Oklahoma, Senior Assistant General Manager 2022-25.........Buffalo Bills, Senior Executive of Personnel 2017-22........Buffalo Bills, Asst. Director/College Scouting 2015-17..... Cleveland Browns, Sr. Player Personnel Assoc. 2007-15.................Tennessee Titans, VP/Player Personnel, .......................................................... Director of Pro Personnel 2001-06......Seattle Seahawks, Asst. Dir. of Pro Personnel

Playing Experience

1998.................................................................Indianapolis Colts 1994-97........................................................ Kansas City Chiefs 1990-93.................................................................... Notre Dame

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Hometown...................................................... Santa Ana, Calif. High School...................................................... Mater Dei, 2019 College............................................................. Oklahoma, 2022

Professional Experience

2025-............................... Oklahoma, Special Teams Analyst 2024-25.............................. Marshall, Special Teams Analyst 2023-24........................ Memphis, Special Teams Volunteer

Playing Experience

2018................................................................................. Alabama 2017..................................................Harding (Track and Field)

LAKE DAWSON

Hometown................................................ Federal Way, Wash. High School.....................................................Federal Way, 1990 College................................... Notre Dame, 1994; Indiana, ’17 Family....wife, Lori; daughters, Bella and Leila; son, Myles

DEFENSIVE ANALYST THIRD SEASON AT OU

Hometown......................................................... Huntsville, Ala. High School.........................................................Grissom, 2016 College................................................................Alabama, 2022

STACEY FORD

SENIOR ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER SECOND SEASON AT OU The Dawson File

JEREMIAH CRIDDELL

2025-........................................Oklahoma, Defensive Analyst 2024....................Oklahoma, Defensive Graduate Assistant 2023................................. South Florida, Graduate Assistant ............................................... (Cornerbacks and Nickelbacks)

Playing Experience

2019-21.........................................................................Oklahoma

ROBERT FULTON

SENIOR DIRECTOR OF PLAYER PERSONNEL SECOND SEASON AT OU

ASSOCIATE AD OF ATHLETIC MEDICINE/ STUDENT-ATHLETE HEALTH AND WELLNESS 23RD SEASON AT OU

The Ford File

Hometown...................................................Los Angeles, Calif. High School......................................................Cathedral, 2010 College............................................................... Tuskegee, 2016

Professional Experience

2026......... Oklahoma, Senior Director of Player Personnel 2025...................... Oklahoma, Director of Player Personnel ............................................................................and Retainment 2024-25.... UCLA, Executive Director of Player Personnel 2022-24............. Washington State, Director of Recruiting 2019-22...Warren High School, Assistant Head Coach/DC 2016-18.........................Cathedral High School, Linebackers 2016........Oakland Raiders, Player Personnel Scout Intern

The Fulton File

Hometown............................................................... Hollis, Okla. High School..............................................................Hollis, 1996 College................................................ West Texas A&M, 2000 Family.............. wife, Jamae; daughters, Finley and Daelyn

Professional Experience

2022-....... Oklahoma, Associate AD of Athletic Medicine/ ....................................Student-Athlete Health and Wellness 2005-22........................................Oklahoma, Athletic Trainer 2003-05.................................Oklahoma, Athletic Trainer GA

Playing Experience

2010-12.......................................................................... Tuskegee

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COLT GARRETT

BROOKE HELMS

OFFENSIVE ANALYST SECOND SEASON AT OU

The Garrett File

Hometown........................................................ Lubbock, Texas High School......................................................Roosevelt, 2016 College............................................................Texas Tech, 2019; ..................................................................... Angelo State, 2020

Professional Experience

2025-........................................ Oklahoma, Offensive Analyst 2023-24...... Washington State, Grad. Assistant (Offense) 2022.............Western Kentucky, Offensive Quality Control 2021.... Mary Hardin-Baylor, Graduate Assistant (Offense)

Playing Experience

DIRECTOR OF SPORTS NUTRITION FIFTH SEASON AT OU The Helms File

DREW HILL

DIRECTOR OF PLAYER PERSONNEL 13TH SEASON AT OU The Hill File

Hometown........................................................... Eufaula, Okla. High School......................................................... Eufaula, 2007 College................................................... Seminole State, 2008 ............................................................................Oklahoma, 2010 .............................................OU Health Sciences Center, 2012

Hometown................................................................ Duluth, Ga. High School............................................................Duluth, 1995 College..................................................... Southern Miss, 2002 Family................... wife, Kristi; daughter, Madison; son, A.J.

Professional Experience

2014-.......................Oklahoma, Director of Player Personnel 2012-13..........Colorado State, Director of Player Personnel 2004-11..... Fresno State, Football Operations Coordinator 2001-03.....Southern Miss, Asst. Dir. of Football Operations 1998-00.........Atlanta Falcons, College Scouting Assistant

2022-......................Oklahoma, Director of Sports Nutrition 2016-22.........................TCU, Assistant AD/Sports Nutrition 2013-16........ Louisville, Director of Performance Nutrition 2012................................ Louisville, Football Nutrition Intern

Professional Experience

2016-19........................................................................ Texas Tech 2020........................................................................Angelo State

MOLLY JACOBY DIRECTOR OF RECRUITING FIRST SEASON AT OU

The Jacoby File

Hometown............................................................... Atlanta, Ga. High School.............................................Pace Academy, 2017 College...................................................................Georgia, 2021

Professional Experience

2026...................................Oklahoma, Director of Recruiting 2025....... Florida State, Director of Recruiting Operations 2024.......................... North Carolina, Director of Recruiting 2023-24........... North Carolina, Dir. of Recruiting Strategy 2021-23............................North Carolina, Assistant Director ..........................................................of On-Campus Recruiting

SCOTT KOLOK

ASST. DIRECTOR OF SPORTS PERFORMANCE 27TH SEASON AT OU The Kolok File

Hometown............................................................Byram, Conn. High School............................................................... Greenwich College...........................................................The Citadel, 1995; .............................................Springfield (Mass.) College, 1997 Family............wife, Carla; son, Donny; daughter, Francisca

Professional Experience

2000-....Oklahoma, Asst. Director of Sports Performance 1998-00............................... Tulsa, Assistant Strength Coach 1997 (June-Dec.)....................................Intern, IMG Academy 1997 (Jan.-May).....Springfield College, Interim Head Coach 1995-97.....Springfield College, Graduate Assistant Coach 1994-95...... The Citadel, Asst. Undergrad. Strength Coach

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GEOFF LAU

DIRECTOR OF REHABILITATION 15TH SEASON AT OU The Lau File

Hometown..........................................................Edmond, Okla. High School......................................................Memorial, 2003 College.......................................................Oklahoma, 2008/'11 Family.....................wife, Amy; daughter, Jillian; son, Jacob

Professional Experience

2021-...........................Oklahoma, Director of Rehabilitation 2014-21......... Oklahoma, Assoc. Director of Rehabilitation 2011-14........................Oklahoma, Sports Physical Therapist

STAFF

FOOTBALL STAFF 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

JACOB MALONEY

DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONS FIFTH SEASON AT OU The Maloney File

Hometown...............................................................Central, S.C. High School...................................................D.W. Daniel, 2016 College.................................................................Clemson, 2019 Family......................................................................wife, Morgan

Professional Experience

2023-.............. Oklahoma, Director of Football Operations 2022..........................................Oklahoma, Defensive Analyst 2020-21.................Clemson, Defensive Graduate Assistant

MATT MANNINGER

JOSUE MATIAS

ASSOC. DIRECTOR OF SPORTS PERFORMANCE FIRST SEASON AT OU

ASST. DIRECTOR OF SPORTS PERFORMANCE FOURTH SEASON AT OU

The Manninger File

The Matias File

Hometown.............................................................Omaha, Neb. High School.......................................... Creighton Prep, 2008 College................................................................Nebraska, 2013 Family....................................................................wife, Danielle; .....................................sons, JJ and Landon; daughter Daisy

Professional Experience

2026......Oklahoma, Assoc. Director of Sports Performance 2021-26.............................Illinois, Assistant Strength Coach 2016-21...................... Vanderbilt, Assistant Strength Coach

Playing Experience

Hometown.........................................................Union City, N.J. High School......................................................Union City, 2011 College.........................................................Florida State, 2014

Professional Experience

2022-.....Oklahoma, Asst. Director of Sports Performance 2019-21....Texas A&M, Asst. Strength and Conditioning Coach

Playing Experience

2018....................................................Ottawa Redblacks (CFL) 2015-16............................................................ Tennessee Titans 2011-14.....................................................................Florida State

2008-12..........................................................................Nebraska

JOSH NORMAN

SENIOR DIRECTOR OF SOUL MISSION FOURTH SEASON AT OU The Norman File

Hometown..........................................................Midland, Texas High School...........................................................Legacy, 1999 College....................... Oklahoma/Southern Nazarene, 2016 Family.......................................................................wife, Jessica

Professional Experience

2026...............Oklahoma, Senior Director of SOUL Mission 2022-24..................... Oklahoma, Director of SOUL Mission 2020-21...................Southmoore High School, Head Coach 2019......................John Marshall High School, Head Coach 2017-18.........Trinity Midland High School, Assistant Coach 2014-15............Southern Nazarene, Offensive Coordinator 2009-11.....Community Christian High School, Head Coach 2007-08....Community Christian High School, Asst. Coach

CHARLIE PARKINSON DIRECTOR OF COLLEGE SCOUTING SECOND SEASON AT OU

The Parkinson File

Hometown........................................................Larchmont, N.Y. High School.................................................. Mamroneck, 2019 College................................................................ Amherst, 2023

Professional Experience

2026.......................Oklahoma, Director of College Scouting 2025............ Oklahoma, Asst. Director of College Scouting 2024-25..............................Senior Bowl, Scouting Assistant 2024............................................Wake Forest, Recruiting and ........................................................ Player Personnel Assistant

Playing Experience

2020-23...........................................................Amherst College

Playing Experience

KALE PEARSON

DIRECTOR OF HIGH SCHOOL SCOUTING SECOND SEASON AT OU The Pearson File

Hometown................................................................Tulsa, Okla. High School.............................................................. Union, 2011 College............................................................... Air Force, 2015; ...................................................................................... Ohio, 2019 Family......................wife, Caitie; sons, Keegan and Bannon

Professional Experience

2025-........... Oklahoma, Director of High School Scouting 2022-25......................Air Force, Football General Manager 2016-21........................... USAF, Logisitics Readiness Officer 2015-17.....................................Air Force, Graduate Assistant

Playing Experience

2011-15............................................................................ Air Force

2005................................................................. Oakland Raiders 2002-04....................................................San Diego Chargers 1998-2001....................................................................Oklahoma

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FOOTBALL STAFF 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

ZACHARY PETERS

DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL TECHNOLOGY FOURTH SEASON AT OU The Peters File

JON PETRIE

DIR. OF FOOTBALL RECRUITING CONTENT THIRD SEASON AT OU The Petrie File

Hometown.......................................................... Norman, Okla. High School........................................................Norman, 2004 College......................................................Oklahoma, 2009/'12

Hometown....................................................... Rumford, Maine High School...............................................Mountain Valley, 2013 College...................................................................... Maine, 2018

Professional Experience

2023-........................ Oklahoma, Director of Football Video 2022-23..........Miami (Fla.), Asst. AD/Football Technology 2020-22......... North Carolina, Dir. of Football Technology 2020.............. Colorado, Football Video Analysis Manager 2014-20.................. North Texas, Director of Athletic Video 2013........................... UAB, Director of Football Technology 2011..............San Francisco 49ers, Asst. Video Coordinator 2005-13..................Oklahoma, Video Operations Assistant

2024-.........Oklahoma, Dir. of Football Recruiting Content 2022-24......TCU, Coordinator of Creative Video and Photo 2018-22......................Maine, Creative Content Coordinator

JERRY SCHMIDT

ROBERT SAUSAMAN, PH.D.

ELITE PERFORMANCE LIAISON 24TH SEASON AT OU

DIRECTOR OF SPORT SCIENCE THIRD SEASON AT OU

The Sausaman File

Hometown........................................................ Gainesville, Fla. High School......................................................Buccholz, 2005 College................ Memphis, 2009; '11 (MBA); '12 (master's) .........................................East Tennessee State, 2019 (Ph.D.) Family..................................wife, Amy; daughter, Ibbie Clare

Professional Experience

2024-..........................Oklahoma, Director of Sport Science 2021-24.....New York Jets, Asst. Dir. of High Performance 2019-21............ Missouri, Director of Applied Performance 2017-19... U.S. Olympic Training Site; Asst. Performance Coach 2016-19.................. East Tennessee State, Director of Sport ..........................................................Science and Performance 2010-15......... Memphis, Men's Soccer Asst./Fitness Coach

Playing Experience

2005-08....................................................... Memphis (soccer)

The Schmidt File

TAYLOR REDD

ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER SECOND SEASON AT OU The Redd File

Hometown.............................................................Findlay, Ohio High School...........................................................Findlay, 2010 College.................................................... Bowling Green, 2013; ........................................................................Wake Forest, 2016 Family...........................................................................wife, Erica

Professional Experience

2025-........Oklahoma, Asst. General Manager for Football 2024-25................... The Athlete Group, Senior Consultant 2020-24..........................New England Patriots, Area Scout 2018-20............ New England Patriots, Scouting Assistant 2017-18.... Wake Forest, Dir. of Player Personnel/NFL Liaison 2015-17........... Wake Forest, Graduate Assistant (Offense) 2014-15.......................... Wake Forest, Recruiting Assistant/ .......................................................... Offensive Quality Control 2010-14.............................Bowling Green, Student Assistant

JAMES SKALSKI DEFENSIVE ANALYST FOURTH SEASON AT OU

The Skalski File

Hometown........................................................... Harvard, Neb. High School......................................................... Harvard, 1980 College............................. Nebraska, 1986; Oklahoma, 2000 Family.................. wife, Robin; daughter, Aubrey; son, Sam

Hometown.......................................................Sharpsburg, Ga. High School.....................................................Northgate, 2016 College.......................................................... Clemson, 2019/'21

Professional Experience

2025-........................................Oklahoma, Defensive Analyst 2023-24.............Oklahoma, Defensive Graduate Assistant

2026........................... Oklahoma, Elite Performance Liaison 2022-25....... Oklahoma, Director of Sports Enhancement ............................................... and Strength and Conditioning 2018-21........Texas A&M, Director of Athletic Performance 1999-2017.... Oklahoma, Director of Sports Enhancement 1995-99..................................................... Florida, Coordinator 1989-95........................................... Notre Dame, Coordinator 1988-89........................................... Oklahoma State, Director 1987-88.................................................Notre Dame, Assistant

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Professional Experience Playing Experience

2016-21............................................................................Clemson

STAFF

FOOTBALL STAFF 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

JUSTIN SMITH

HEAD FOOTBALL ATHLETIC TRAINER FIRST SEASON AT OU The Smith File

Hometown...................................................... Honea Path, S.C. High School.....................................Belton Honea Path, 1994 College.................................................... Alabama, 1998/2002 Family.......................................................................wife, Stacey; ...........................................son, Bennett; daughter, Campbell

Professional Experience

2026...................Oklahoma, Head Football Athletic Trainer 2014-26..............N.C. State, Head Football Athletic Trainer 2007-14............................Appalachian State, Head Football ............................................................................. Athletic Trainer 2006-07....NFL Europe (Rhein Fire), Head Athletic Trainer 2003-06...................... Miles College, Head Athletic Trainer

DANTE VASQUEZ

ASST. DIRECTOR OF SPORTS PERFORMANCE FIRST SEASON AT OU The Vasquez File

Hometown....................................................... Rockland, Mass. High School......................................................Rockland, 2020 College............................. Springfield (Mass.) College, 2025

Professional Experience

2026......Oklahoma, Asst. Director of Sports Performance 2025.............Minnesota, Strength and Conditioning Intern 2025..........Buffalo Bills, Strength and Conditioning Intern 2024...................Kansas, Strength and Conditioning Intern

Playing Experience

2021-24........................................ Springfield (Mass.) College

DESHAWN WILLIAMS

DARRIAN WILSON

DEFENSIVE ANALYST FIRST SEASON AT OU

The Williams File

ADAM WHITWORTH

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS EQUIPMENT 14TH SEASON AT OU The Whitworth File

Hometown........................................................... Lawton, Okla. High School..........................................................Lawton, 2001 College.............................................................Oklahoma, 2007 Family....................................................................wife, Meridith; ............................................... daughter, Madeline; son, Wyatt

Professional Experience

2022-............. Oklahoma, Director of Athletics Equipment 2019-22........Oklahoma, Associate Director of Equipment 2012-18............. Oklahoma, Assistant Equipment Manager 2009-11....................... Seattle Seahawks, Equipment Intern 2006-08.............Oklahoma, Student Equipment Manager

CLAYTON WOODS

OFFENSIVE ANALYST FOURTH SEASON AT OU

OFFENSIVE ANALYST SIXTH SEASON AT OU

The Wilson File

The Woods File

Hometown...............................................................Central, S.C. High School.................................................... D.W. Daniel, 2011 College.................................................................Clemson, 2014 Family...................................................................... wife, Ashlee; ........................................................................................ son, Titan

Hometown...............................................................Sumter, S.C. High School......................................................... Sumter, 2009 College......................................... South Carolina State, 2014; .....................................Coker University, 2019; Kansas, 2022

Hometown.............................................. Highland Park, Texas High School..............................................Highland Park, 2014 Junior College...................................................... Blinn College College..............................................................Oklahoma, 2019

Professional Experience

2023-........................................ Oklahoma, Offensive Analyst 2020-23...................Kansas, Defensive Graduate Assistant 2017-19...........South Carolina State, Assistant Coach (DB) 2016............................ Coffeyville CC, Assistant Coach (DB) 2015........ South Carolina State, Defensive Quality Control 2014...... Anderson Cavaliers, Assist. Coach (OC/WR/DB)

Professional Experience

2026..........................................Oklahoma, Defensive Analyst

Playing Experience

Carolina Panthers......................................................... 2023-25 Denver Broncos............................................................. 2018-22 Cincinnati Bengals......................................................... 2015-17 Clemson............................................................................. 2011-14

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Playing Experience

2010-12..................................................... South Carolina State

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2024-........................................ Oklahoma, Offensive Analyst 2021-23..................................Oklahoma, Graduate Assistant 2020.... Butler CC, Assistant Coach (Tight Ends/H-Backs)

Playing Experience

2018-19.........................................................................Oklahoma 2017......................................................................... Blinn College 2015-16..................................................................................UTSA

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FOOTBALL STAFF 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

PATRICK ARMSTRONG

TAHLOR BAKER

JEFF BELISLE, M.D.

TAYLOR BERMAN

TED BOEHM, M.D.

SETH BOYDSTUN, M.D.

ETHAN BRODY

MANAIA BROWN

STEVEN CURTIS

TANNER DREWS

CHRIS ESPINOZA, M.D.

HAMMER FLOWERS

LORENDA HOLSTON

EMILY JONES

CADE KIMZEY

DAVID LOGGIE

DON MCGINNIS, M.D.

KAYLEE NILSSON

HAILEY PERESE

STEVEN PLAISANCE

KELSEY VINSON

TORI WITTEMANN

Assistant Director of High School Scouting

Assistant Video Coordinator

Assistant Director of SOUL Mission

Coordinator of On-Campus Recruiting

Scouting Coordinator

Coordinator of Recruiting Operations

Athletic Trainer

Team Orthopedic Surgeon

Dietitian

Assistant Director of Football Operations

Performance Research and Analytics Coordinator

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Associate Athletic Trainer, Football

Associate Director of Equipment Operations

Equipment Attendant

Applied Sport Science Coordinator

Team Physician

Team Orthopedic Surgeon

Football Recruiting Content Specialist

Director of Football Nutrition

Athletic Trainer

STAFF

KIP LEWIS LINEBACKER

PLAYER PROFILES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

Year GP-GS 2023 13-0 2024 10-0 2025 13-0 Career 36-0

UT 3 2 7 12

6-4

AT Total TFL Sacks 3 6 3.0-14 1.5-12 2 4 1.5-17 1.0-13 10 17 5.5-19 2.5-13 15 27 10.0-50 5.0-38

265

INT 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0 0

PBU 1 0 0 1

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in all 13 games … totaled 17 tackles (5.5 for loss and 2.5 sacks) and a QB hurry … tallied three tackles (1.0 sack) vs. Missouri (11/22) … totaled three tackles (1.0 for loss) at Tennessee (11/1) … logged two tackles (1.5 sacks) at South Carolina (10/18) … recorded season highs of four tackles and 2.0 tackles for loss vs. Kent State (10/4).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in 10 games … did not see action vs. Tennessee (9/21), at Missouri (11/9) or vs. Alabama (11/23) … totaled four tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and one sack … registered three tackles, a sack and 1.5 tackles for loss vs. South Carolina (10/19) … also notched a tackle vs. Texas (10/12).

6-4

369

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

A four-star recruit according to Rivals and a three-star prospect by 247Sports, ESPN and On3 … touted as the nation’s No. 22 offensive guard by ESPN, No. 25 offensive tackle by Rivals and No. 47 interior offensive line by 247Sports … the No. 2 recruit in the state of Utah according to Rivals, No. 4 by ESPN and No. 6 by 247Sports … selected for the 2025 Polynesian Bowl … a Deseret News Class 6A All-State First Team selection as a junior … helped lead Skyridge High School to a Utah 6A state championship appearance in 2023 and 6A semifinals showing in 2024 … chose Oklahoma over Utah, Washington, and Michigan State.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is communication ... name pronounced DAIR-ee-us ah-fah-LAH-vuh.

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in all 13 games … totaled six tackles, three tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, three QB hurries and one pass breakup … notched a tackle and a QB hurry vs. Texas (10/7) … was credited with a half-sack vs. Iowa State (9/30) … registered a careerhigh three tackles (all for loss; 2.5 TFLs) and a sack at Tulsa (9/16) … recorded a QB hurry at BYU (11/18) and vs. SMU (9/9) … notched a pass breakup at Cincinnati (9/23) … tallied one stop in his collegiate debut vs. Arkansas State (9/2).

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus five-star and top-25 national recruit … ranked as the No. 4 player in the country by On3, No. 9 by 247Sports, No. 20 by ESPN and No. 21 by Rivals … regarded as the nation’s second-best edge prospect by 247Sports, On3 and ESPN, and No. 3 by Rivals … ranked as the No. 1 recruit in the state of Missouri by all four services … a 2022 Under Armour All-American … racked up 51 tackles, 19 tackles for loss and 10 sacks as a junior … a 2021 Missouri Football Coaches Association Class 5 First-Team All-State selection … helped North Kansas City to a Missouri Class 5 second-round playoff appearance … also competed in powerlifting and track … chose Oklahoma over Arkansas, Missouri and Northwestern, among others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2023 ... major is psychology ... brother (Adetomiwa) played at Northwestern and is an Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle (2023 fourthround pick) ... name pronounced add-ee-PUH-joo add-ee-BAH-woh-reh.

6-6

327

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in six games, primarily on special teams … saw action vs. Auburn (9/20), Kent State (10/4), Texas (10/11), at South Carolina (10/18), vs. LSU (11/29) and in CFP First Round vs. Alabama (12/19).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic and First-Year honor rolls ... lone appearance came vs. Maine (11/2).

HIGH SCHOOL

Enrolled at OU in January 2024 ... a consensus three-star recruit … rated as No. 20 offensive guard in class by ESPN and No. 32 by Rivals … regarded as No. 49 inside offensive lineman by 247Sports and No. 51 by On3 … touted as best prospect from England by ESPN and second-best recruit by 247Sports ... a 2023 Under Armour All-American ... originally a basketball player but made switch to American football in high school and enrolled in NFL Academy in London for 2020 season … helped NFL Academy in its first win (31-14) over a U.S. squad (IMG Academy White), per ESPN … chose Oklahoma over Clemson, Nebraska, Penn State and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2024 ... major is management ... last name pronounced ah-KIN-koon-mee.

ADEPOJU ADEBAWORE

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PLAYERS

PLAYER PROFILES 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

6-1

295

5TH

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in two games … saw action at Temple (9/13) and vs. Kent State (10/4).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... did not play.

6-5

250

5TH

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... a second-team All-SEC selection … a semifinalist for Patrick Mannelly Award (presented to nation's best long snapper) … played in all 13 games … handled all of team’s long snapping duties on punts and placekicks.

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... did not play.

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... a third-team All-SEC selection (coaches) … a semifinalist for the Patrick Mannelly Award (presented to the nation’s best long snapper) … played in all 13 games … handled team’s long-snapping duties on punts and placekicks.

HIGH SCHOOL

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

Lone appearance came in season opener vs. Arkansas State (9/2).

2022 (OKLAHOMA)

Starter on Aledo’s back-to-back 5A-II state championship teams in 2019 and 2020 … two-time first-team all-conference honoree … also threw shot put for track and field team.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2022 ... graduated in December 2025 with a bachelor of business administration degree in finance ... pursuing an MBA.

Played in all 13 games … handled team’s long-snapping duties on punts and placekicks.

2022 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

A five-star long-snapping recruit who was rated No. 5 in country by Rubio Long Snapping … nation's No. 4 long snapper and No. 54 recruit in state of North Carolina per ESPN … chose OU over Clemson, Duke, Georgia Southern and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2022 ... graduated in December 2025 with a degree in multidisciplinary studies and is pursuing an MBA.

Year 2025 Career

GP-GS 13-0 13-0

Rec 4 4

5-11

Yds 72 72

184

Avg 18.0 18.0

TD 1 1

Long 41 41

5-10 6-0

239 215

SO JR

2025 (WASHINGTON STATE)

Played in all 13 games … totaled four receptions for 72 yards and a touchdown … registered three receptions for 63 yards and a 41-yard touchdown in the Idaho Potato Bowl vs. Utah State (12/22) … made a nine-yard reception vs. Louisiana Tech (11/15).

2024 (WASHINGTON STATE)

Redshirted as a walk-on … did not play.

Year

2024 2025 Career

GP-GS

12-1 12-4 24-5

Rush

76 90 166

Yds Avg

259 417 676

3.4 4.6 4.1

TD Long

1 5 6

16 23 23

Rec

Yds

12 62 24 261 36 323

Avg

5.2 10.9 9.0

0 1 1

Long

18 41 41

2025 (COLORADO STATE)

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Tustin High School in Tustin, Calif. … rated as a three-star prospect in 2024 class by 247Sports … totaled 1,500 all-purpose yards and scored 26 total touchdowns (11 receiving, 10 rushing) as a senior … named Empire League MVP and earned first-team All-CIF, All-CIF Division 3, All-Orange County and All-Empire League honors … led Tillers to Empire League Championship.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... teammate of current OU quarterback John Mateer in 2024 at Washington State ... major is psychology ... last name pronounced al-LEAN.

Played in 12 games and made four starts … totaled 90 rushes for 417 yards and five touchdowns, 24 receptions for 261 yards and a TD and 11 kickoff returns for 268 yards … made eight receptions for 135 yards and rushed three times for 11 yards and a touchdown vs. Air Force (11/28) … rushed nine times for 14 yards and a touchdown and made five receptions for 28 yards at Boise State (11/22) … made two receptions for 44 yards and a touchdown and rushed 12 times for 36 yards at New Mexico (11/15) … returned four kickoffs for 87 yards and rushed for 14 yards on four carries at Wyoming (10/25) … rushed eight times for 50 yards vs. Hawaii (10/18) … rushed 16 times for 52 yards and a TD vs. Fresno State (10/10) … rushed five times for 33 yards and caught four passes for 43 yards vs. Washington State (9/27) … carried 10 times for a career-high 96 yards vs. UTSA (9/20) … rushed for 68 yards and two touchdowns on 11 carries vs. Northern Colorado (9/6) … returned three kickoffs for 95 yards and rushed four times for 12 yards in season opener at Washington (8/30).

2024 (TULSA)

Played in all 12 games and made one start at running back … totaled 76 rushes for 259 yards and a touchdown … made 12 receptions for 62 yards and registered 14

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PLAYER PROFILES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES kickoff returns for 392 yards and a TD … rushed for 21 yards and a touchdown on five carries and had a 63-yard kickoff return at South Florida (11/23) … rushed seven times for 20 yards, made an 18-yard reception and returned three kickoffs for 70 yards vs. East Carolina (11/14) … rushed eight times for 24 yards and totaled 50 yards on three kickoff returns at UAB (11/2) … made a season-high four receptions for 18 yards at Louisiana Tech (9/21) … made three catches for 24 yards and rushed six times for 18 yards at Oklahoma State (9/14) … rushed for 61 yards on 14 carries and returned three kickoffs for 57 yards at Arkansas State (9/7) … carried 11 times for 64 yards and tallied 127 yards on two kickoff returns (including a 100-yarder) in his collegiate debut in season opener vs. Northwestern State (8/29).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Summer Creek High School in Humble, Texas … rated as a three-star recruit by 247Sports, ESPN and On3 … rushed for 2,210 yards and 31 touchdowns and had 16 receptions for 201 yards and two TDs as a senior en route to 14-2 record and Class 6A Division 2 state finals … District 21-6A MVP … a three-time all-District 21-6A selection … rushed for 1,710 yards and 32 touchdowns as a junior to earn district offensive MVP honors … rushed for 1,794 yards and 27 TDs as a sophomore.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... major is sociology ... last name pronounced ah-VAHNT.

Year 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 Career

GP-GS 1-0 11-0 11-4 1-0 12-9 36-13

Rec 0 0 18 4 31 53

6-5

Yds 0 0 158 18 388 564

240

Avg — 0.0 8.8 4.5 12.5 10.6

TD 0 0 1 1 7 9

6TH

Long — 0 32 8 48 48

2025 (COLORADO STATE)

5-11

211

Played in 12 games and made nine starts at tight end … totaled 31 receptions for 388 yards and seven touchdowns … made two receptions for 42 yards and a touchdown vs. Air Force (11/28) … registered career highs of seven receptions (tied) and 94 yards and scored a touchdown at Boise State (11/22) … also returned a kickoff 14 yards at Boise State … notched a career-high seven receptions for 67 yards and a touchdown at New Mexico (11/15) … made four catches for 61 yards and a score vs. UNLV (11/8) … tallied three receptions for 26 yards and a career-high two touchdowns vs. Fresno State (10/10) … made four receptions for 38 yards and a touchdown vs. UTSA (9/20).

2024 (FIU)

Played in one game before sustaining a season-ending injury in opener at Indiana (8/31) … made four receptions for 18 yards and a touchdown.

2023 (FIU)

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... did not play.

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... redshirted ... did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played in 11 games and made four starts at tight end … totaled 18 catches for 158 yards and a touchdown … notched three receptions for 13 yards and his first career TD vs. Western Kentucky (11/25) … made four catches for 36 yards at Arkansas (11/18) … caught four passes for 43 yards (long of 32) at Middle Tennessee (11/11).

A four-star prospect by On3 and three-star recruit by 247 Sports, ESPN and Rivals … rated as the No. 10 athlete in class of 2024 and No. 4 player in state of Oklahoma by On3 … named 2023-24 Gatorade Oklahoma Football Player of the Year … passed for 3,144 yards and 34 touchdowns his senior year to lead Heritage Hall to a 14-1 record and Class 3A state title game appearance … also rushed for 1,480 yards and 31 touchdowns … helped lead Chargers to state title as a junior in 2022 by passing for 2,833 yards and 28 touchdowns while rushing for 970 yards and 17 scores on 125 carries … also ran track and won Oklahoma 3A 100-meter state championship as a junior with a wind-aided 10.56 … chose OU over Kansas State and Syracuse, among others.

2022 (AIR FORCE)

PERSONAL

Attended Valor Christian Academy in Highlands Ranch, Colo. … finished with 14 receptions for 261 yards (18.6 per catch; long of 46) and three touchdowns as a senior.

Enrolled at OU in June 2024 ... major is finance.

Played in 11 games (primarily in a special teams role) … made three tackles … notched a solo tackle in Armed Forces Bowl vs. Baylor (12/22) … logged a tackle at San Diego State (11/26) … registered a solo tackle and forced fumble at UNLV (10/15).

2021 (AIR FORCE)

Redshirted … lone action came vs. UNLV (11/26).

HIGH SCHOOL

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... sister (Raegan Beers) was a two-time AllAmerican and two-time first-team All-SEC selection on OU's women's basketball team and signed with WNBA's Connecticut Sun following her senior season of 2025-26 ... graduated from FIU in December 2024 with a degree in disaster management ... pursuing a master's in agricultural management.

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PLAYER PROFILES 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in all 13 games on special teams and in a reserve role at safety … totaled eight tackles … registered three tackles (two solo) vs. Maine (11/2) … notched one tackle vs. Texas (10/12) … tallied two stops at Auburn (9/28) … recorded a tackle vs. Houston (9/7) … recorded a solo tackle in the season opener vs. Temple (8/30).

HIGH SCHOOL

Year

2025 Career

GP-GS

13-6 13-6

Rush

120 120

Yds Avg

480 4.0 480 4.0

5-11

TD Long

4 4

25 25

212

Rec

13 13

Yds

77 77

Avg

5.9 5.9

0 0

Long

16 16

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

An SEC All-Freshman Team selection ... a two-time SEC Freshman of the Week … played in all 13 games and made six starts ... starts came vs. Auburn (9/20), vs. Kent State (10/4), vs. Texas (10/11), at South Carolina (10/18), Ole Miss (10/25) and vs. Alabama in CFP First Round (12/19) ... rushed 120 times for 480 yards and four touchdowns and made 13 receptions for 77 yards … recorded 11 carries for 42 yards vs. LSU (11/29) … named SEC Freshman of the Week after totaling a season-high 101 rushing yards and a TD on 19 carries at South Carolina (10/18) … finished with 78 rushing yards on 15 carries vs. Kent State (10/4) … rushed 14 times for 100 yards and two TDs at Temple (9/13) to earn SEC Freshman of the Week honors and become first OU freshman running back to register a 100-yard rushing effort in at least one of his first three games since DeMarco Murray in 2007 … rushed eight times for 42 yards and a touchdown in season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30).

Rated as a four-star prospect by Rivals and a three-star recruit by 247Sports, ESPN and On3 … regarded as the nation's No. 23 safety by Rivals and No. 42 by On3, the No. 34 outside linebacker by ESPN and No. 41 linebacker by 247Sports … regarded as the top recruit in Kansas by ESPN and Rivals and No. 5 by 247 Sports and On3 … selected for the 2023 U.S. Army Bowl … named to the Kansas Class 6A All-State First Team by the Kansas Football Coaches Association … earned 2023 KFBCA Top-11 All-Class honors … named 2023 All-Centennial League Defensive Player of the Year … registered 83 tackles, seven pass breakups, two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries as a senior … added 180 rushing yards and three touchdowns on 22 carries and 217 receiving yards and five TDs on nine catches in nine games as a senior in 2023 … registered 123 tackles, three tackles for loss, four interceptions and a forced fumble as a junior in 2022 … also threw a touchdown pass and rushed for 267 yards and a TD on 15 carries his junior season … earned 2022 first-team Class 6A all-state honors from Sports in Kansas … also competed in basketball and track and field … father (Mike Boganowski) was a defensive end at New Mexico State … chose Oklahoma over Florida State, Kansas, Kansas State and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2024 ... major is organizational leadership ... last name

pronounced bo-guh-NOW-skee.

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus four-star prospect … rated as nation’s No. 210 overall recruit by ESPN … regarded as country's No. 9 running back by Rivals, No. 13 by ESPN, No. 17 by 247Sports and No. 23 by On3 … ranked as No. 33 prospect in Texas by ESPN, No. 39 by 247Sports No. 41 by On3 and No. 54 by Rivals … rushed for 1,262 yards (9.6 yards per carry) and 26 touchdowns as a senior in 2024 while racking up 22 receptions for 304 yards (13.8 yards per catch) and three touchdowns as a senior … aided Atascocita High School to a 6A D1 Region 3 championship and quarterfinals appearance his senior season … rushed for 616 yards and 11 touchdowns (6.9 yards per carry) as a junior and added 19 receptions for 268 yards and three touchdowns … named the 2022 Texas District 21-6A Offensive Newcomer of the Year as a sophomore … also competes in track and field … was a member of Atascocita’s Texas Class 6A state championship-winning 4x100relay team that broke the national record with a time of 38.92 in March 2024 … chose Oklahoma over Alabama, Ohio State, Texas, Texas A&M and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is communication ... son of seven-year NFL running back Derrick Blaylock.

Year GP-GS 2024 11-8 2025 9-9 Career 20-17

UT 24 19 43

AT Total 6 30 5 24 11 54

5-9

TFL 2.0-3 0.0-0 2.0-3

Sacks INT 0.0-0 1-25 0.0-0 2-100 0.0-0 3-125

189

FF 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0

PBU 4 4 8

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... earned All-SEC Third Team honors from league’s coaches … started each of last nine games at cornerback … missed season's first four contests with injury … totaled 24 tackles, two interceptions (totaling 100 return yards) and four pass breakups … registered an interception (returned 13 yards) vs. Missouri (11/22) … named Thorpe Award National Defensive Back of the Week and SEC Defensive Player of the Week after returning an interception 87 yards for a TD and notching a season-high five tackles (all solo) in win at No. 4 Alabama (11/15) … registered two tackles and one pass breakup vs. Ole Miss (10/25) … tallied three solo tackles vs. Texas (10/11).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Year GP-GS 2024 13-0 2025 13-1 Career 26-1

UT 5 20 25

6-2

AT Total TFL 3 8 0.0-0 11 31 2.5-20 14 39 2.5-20

Sacks 0.0-0 1.0-7 1.0-7

214

INT 0 0 0

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

FF 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0

PBU 0 0 0

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in all 13 games and made one start … start came in season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30) … totaled 31 tackles (2.5 for loss and 1.0 sack) … recorded career-high five tackles (three solo) vs. Missouri (11/22) … notched four tackles (three solo; 0.5 for loss) at Tennessee (11/1) … registered four tackles (1.0 for loss) vs. Auburn (9/20) … tallied two tackles (1.0 sack) at Temple (9/13).

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Named to SEC Fall Academic and First-Year honor rolls ... an ESPN Freshman All-American ... played in 11 games and made eight starts at cornerback … started each of last eight games … totaled 30 tackles (24 solo), two tackles for loss, one interception and four pass breakups … notched four solo stops in Armed Forces Bowl vs. Navy (12/27) ... tallied two tackles at LSU (11/30) … registered four tackles (three solo) and one interception (25 yards) vs. Alabama (11/23) … notched two tackles at Missouri (11/9) … recorded one tackle (TFL) vs. Maine (11/2) … tallied two stops at Ole Miss (10/26) … notched three solo stops vs. South Carolina (10/19) … made his first career start and registered a career-high eight tackles and a TFL vs. Texas (10/12) … notched two tackles at Auburn (9/28) and vs. Tennessee (9/21).

HIGH SCHOOL

A four-star prospect by ESPN and Rivals and a three-star recruit according to 247Sports and On3 … regarded as the nation’s No. 33 cornerback prospect by ESPN, No. 48 by Rivals, No. 59 by 247Sports and No. 81 by On3 … rated the No. 50 recruit in the state of Texas by ESPN, No. 59 by Rivals, No. 105 by On3 and No. 106 by 247Sports … a 2023 Dave Campbell Whataburger Super Team nominee … registered 34 tackles, 2.0 tackles for loss, three interceptions, six pass breakups, two blocked field goals and a 43-yard rushing touchdown as a senior in helping Guyer to a 7-4 record in 2023 … earned 2022 Denton Record-Chronicle All-Area

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PLAYER PROFILES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES Defense honors as a junior … helped lead his team to a 14-1 record and to the 2022 Texas Class 6A Division II state semifinals when he posted 35 tackles, six pass breakups, three interceptions, two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and four touchdowns (one offensive, two defensive and one punt return) … named the Denton Record-Chronicle’s area co-newcomer of the year in 2021 as a sophomore after recording 54 tackles, a team-high 10 interceptions (three returned for touchdowns) as Guyer finished 14-2 and made the state championship game … brother (Peyton Bowen) was a teammate at Guyer and plays defensive back at Oklahoma … chose OU over Arkansas, Texas, Texas A&M and others.

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

PERSONAL

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

Enrolled at OU in January 2024 ... brother of OU senior defensive back Peyton Bowen ... major is entrepreneurship and venture management.

Year GP-GS 2023 13-2 2024 13-5 2025 13-13 Career 39-20

UT 21 18 21 60

AT Total 15 36 16 34 26 47 57 117

6-0

TFL 1.0-9 1.5-2 1.0-1 3.5-12

Sacks INT 1.0-9 0 0.0-0 0 0.0-0 2-37 1.0-9 2-37

204

FF 1 0 0 1

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

FR 0 0 0 0

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in all 13 games and made five starts … started vs. Temple (8/30), Houston (9/7), Tennessee (9/21), Texas (10/12) and in the Armed Forces Bowl vs. Navy (12/27) … totaled 34 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and one QB hurry … made three solo stops (one for loss) vs. Navy (12/27) ... registered five tackles at LSU (11/30) … notched two stops and a QB hurry vs. Alabama (11/23) … tallied four tackles (one for loss) vs. South Carolina (10/19) … recorded four tackles (all solo) vs. Texas (10/12) … notched five stops at Auburn (9/28) … registered a career-high seven tackles vs. Tennessee (9/21). A Shaun Alexander Freshman of the Year Award semifinalist … played in all 13 games and made two starts (at Tulsa on 11/16 and in Alamo Bowl vs. Arizona on 12/28) … totaled 36 tackles, one sack, five pass breakups, one forced fumble, one QB hurry and two punt blocks … led Big 12 and ranked fourth nationally with his two blocked kicks … posted three tackles (two solo) in Alamo Bowl vs. Arizona (12/28) ... notched three tackles vs. TCU (11/24) … tallied four tackles (three solo) and a QB hurry vs. West Virginia (11/11) … recorded a pair of solo stops vs. UCF (10/21) … matched his season high with five tackles and forced a fumble vs. Texas (10/7) … registered four tackles and blocked a punt that resulted in a safety vs. Iowa State (9/30) … notched five tackles and a PBU at Cincinnati (9/23) … tallied two tackles and a career-high two PBUs at Tulsa (9/16) … recorded four stops, a PBU, a QB hurry and blocked a punt vs. SMU (9/9) … registered three solo tackles in collegiate debut vs. Arkansas State (9/2).

HIGH SCHOOL

PBU 5 0 7 12

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... an All-SEC Second Team selection by league’s coaches … started all 13 games … totaled 47 tackles, 1.0 tackle for loss, two interceptions, a team-high seven pass breakups, a QB hurry and a blocked field goal … amassed a season-high seven tackles and an interception vs. LSU (11/29) and had a pass breakup on LSU’s final offensive play … was named Thorpe Award National Defensive Back of the Week after recording four tackles, a blocked field goal and a pass breakup vs. Missouri (11/22) … tallied five stops and a game-sealing pass breakup on fourth down at No. 4 Alabama (11/15) … registered his first career interception (returned 37 yards) and had three tackles and a PBU in win at No. 14 Tennessee (11/1) … made six stops vs. Ole Miss (10/25) … notched three tackles (1.0 for loss) at South Carolina (10/18) … recorded five tackles and two PBUs vs. Auburn (9/20) … tallied six tackles vs. Michigan (9/6) … recorded two stops and a QB hurry in season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30).

A five-star recruit by ESPN, On3 and Rivals and a four-star prospect by 247Sports … a consensus top-60 national prospect … rated as the No. 12 recruit in the country by Rivals, No.15 by On3, No. 17 by ESPN and No. 57 by 247Sports … ranked as the No. 2 safety in the class by ESPN, On3 and Rivals and No. 3 by 247Sports … regarded as the No. 2 player in the state of Texas by On3 and Rivals, No. 3 by 247Sports and No. 4 by ESPN … a 2022 Under Armour All-American … totaled more than 200 tackles over his sophomore through senior seasons to go with 12 interceptions and 23 pass breakups … a Texas 5-6A All-District selection and the district MVP his senior year when he helped Guyer High School to a state semifinals appearance … a 2022 Mr. Texas Football Semifinalist … a Texas District 5-6A First Team selection as a junior in 2021 … helped Guyer to a 14-2 record and Texas 6A D-II state runner-up finish in 2021 … named the 2020 Texas District 5-6A Co-Defensive Newcomer of the Year as a sophomore … also ran track … high school teammate of fellow five-star recruit and OU quarterback Jackson Arnold … chose the Sooners over Notre Dame, Oregon, Texas A&M and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2023 ... brother of OU sophomore defensive back Eli Bowen ... major is human relations.

5-9

181

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

PEYTON BOWEN u A 2025 second-team All-SEC

defensive back who totaled 47 tackles and tied team highs with seven pass breakups and two interceptions.

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... did not play.

2024 (OKLAHOMA) Did not play.

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

Two-year letterwinner at Christ Presbyterian Academy in Nashville … had 14 receptions for 177 yards and a touchdown … notched 10 tackles and a pass breakup on defense … also played basketball and baseball.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in summer 2023 ... major is management.

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PLAYERS

PLAYER PROFILES 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS … named the 2022-23 District 2-6A Defensive Player of the Year in basketball and was a first-team all-district selection … finished sixth at the 2023 UIL Class 6A State Track and Field Championships in the 110-meter hurdles … chose Oklahoma over Purdue, Texas State, Texas Tech and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2024 ... major is sociology ... name pronounced EYE-

vin carr-ee-OWN.

5-10

205

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... did not play.

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... did not play.

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... did not play.

6-2

209

HIGH SCHOOL

Prepped at Brentwood (Tenn.) Academy where he was a three-sport athlete … caught nine passes for 84 yards and a touchdown on offense … returned 14 punts for 102 yards on special teams … totaled 24 tackles, seven pass breakups, 4.5 tackles for loss, one sack and an interception he returned for a 63-yard touchdown … also played baseball and track and field.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in summer 2023 ... father (Rocky) was a two-time consensus AllAmerica linebacker, 2000 Big 12 Player of the Year and 2001 Butkus Award winner who helped Sooners win 2000 national title before playing for Tennessee Titans ... major is management.

Year 2023 2024 2025 Career

GP-GS 4-0 12-12 13-0 29-12

Rec 3 37 9 49

Yds 56 537 101 694

Avg 18.7 14.5 11.2 14.2

TD 0 3 0 3

Long 27 36 22 36

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in all 13 games at wide receiver … totaled nine receptions for 101 yards … registered a season-high 46 yards on a season-high-tying three receptions in CFP First Round vs. Alabama (12/19) … recorded three catches for 36 yards in victory at No. 4 Alabama (11/15) … logged two receptions for 21 yards in win at No. 14 Tennessee (11/1).

2024 (McNEESE)

Year 2024 2025 Career

GP-GS 11-1 11-0 22-1

Rec 10 2 12

6-6

Yds 89 35 124

238

Avg 8.9 17.5 10.3

Started all 12 games at wide receiver … led team with 37 receptions for 537 yards (44.8 yards per game) and three touchdowns … hauled in a career-high six receptions for 77 yards and a TD vs. Lamar (11/23) … logged three catches for 56 yards and a 36-yard touchdown at Incarnate Word (10/19) … registered a careerhigh 108 receiving yards on five catches at Houston Christian (10/5) … also tallied 50-plus receiving yards in games at Nicholls (10/26) and vs. Stephen F. Austin (9/14).

TD 0 0 0

2023 (McNEESE)

Long 21 32 32

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in 11 games at wide receiver and on special teams … totaled two receptions for 35 yards … caught one pass for 32 yards vs. Kent State (10/4) … notched a threeyard reception vs. Auburn.

Appeared in four games at wide receiver … totaled three receptions for 56 yards while averaging 18.7 yards per catch … logged a season-long 27-yard reception vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (10/7) … recorded one reception for 15 yards at Southeastern (11/4) … caught one pass for 14 yards vs. Nicholls (9/30).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Kentwood High School in Kentwood, La. … earned first-team All-District 9-1A honors as a wide receiver … earned Louisiana Class A All-State Honorable Mention acclaim … helped lead team to 9-1 regular season mark and a district championship … appeared in Louisiana Division IV Non-Select Quarterfinals.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2025 … major is organizational leadership.

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in 11 games ... lone start came in Armed Forces Bowl vs. Navy (12/27) … did not play vs. Houston (9/7) or at Tennessee (9/21) … totaled 10 receptions for 89 yards … registered career highs of seven catches and 72 yards (long of 21 yards) vs. Navy (12/27) ... made a 3-yard catch vs. Maine (11/2) … notched a 12-yard reception vs. Texas (10/12) … registered a 2-yard catch in his collegiate debut vs. Temple (8/30).

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus four-star prospect … ranked as the nation’s No. 207 recruit by 247Sports, No. 241 by ESPN and No. 256 by On3 … regarded as the No. 16 tight end in the class by ESPN and No. 35 wide receiver by 247Sports, No. 43 by On3 and No. 67 by Rivals … ranked as the No. 34 prospect in Texas by 247Sports, No. 36 by ESPN, No. 41 by On3 and No. 67 by Rivals … finished career as Odessa High School’s all-time leader in receptions (192), receiving yards (3,315) and receiving touchdowns (40) … named a 2-6A All-District First-Team wide receiver and secondteam all-district punter his senior year … registered 1,033 receiving yards and 19 touchdowns his senior season … recorded 1,168 receiving yards and 19 touchdowns in 2022 as a junior and 1,114 yards and seven TDs on 77 catches in 2021 as a sophomore … also competed in basketball and track and field (sprints and hurdles)

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6-4

211

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in 10 games primarily on special teams and as a reserve wide receiver.

HIGH SCHOOL

A four-star prospect by On3 and a three-star recruit by 247Sports, ESPN and Rivals … rated as the nation’s No. 152 overall prospect according to On3 … ranked

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PLAYER PROFILES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES as the nation’s No. 22 wide receiver by On3, No. 68 by ESPN and Rivals and No. 74 by 247Sports … the No. 28 prospect in Texas by On3, No. 65 by ESPN, No. 75 by 247 and No. 79 by Rivals … the No. 44 recruit in the state of Texas by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s Hot 100 … caught 38 passes for 562 yards and six TDs as a junior in helping Lancaster High School reach the 5A DI regional finals … also competes in track and field in the 110-meter hurdles and 300-meter hurdles … chose Oklahoma over Notre Dame, TCU, Texas A&M and USC.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is human relations.

6-5

319

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... true Freshman All-American by On3 … played in 11 games and made 10 starts at left tackle … made first career start vs. Michigan (9/6) … also started season's final nine games ... played 676 snaps according to PFF ... allowed four sacks on 395 pass-blocking snaps.

HIGH SCHOOL

Appeared in three games … saw action in season's final three contests at TCU (11/9), vs. Texas Tech (11/23) and at Colorado (11/29).

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... a consensus five-star and top-10 national prospect … rated as the nation’s No. 6 overall recruit by ESPN, No. 7 by On3 and No. 8 by 247Sports and Rivals … the country's No. 1 offensive tackle prospect according to 247Sports and ESPN and No. 2 by On3 and Rivals … touted as the No. 3 prospect in Texas by ESPN and No. 4 by 247Sports, On3 and Rivals … selected for the 2025 Under Armour All-American Bowl and the 2025 Polynesian Bowl … a finalist for Dave Campbell’s Texas Football 2024 Whataburger Super Team … the No. 5 recruit on Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s 2025 Hot 100 …named Texas District 6-6A Offensive Newcomer of the Year as a sophomore at Lewisville High School … moved to Lewisville, Texas, from Nigeria in 2019 … chose Oklahoma over Missouri, Texas, Texas A&M and others.

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

PERSONAL

6-1

204

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in two games on special teams … saw action at South Carolina (10/18) and vs. Ole Miss (10/25).

2024 (OKLAHOMA STATE)

Redshirted ... played in three games … saw action vs. Arkansas State (9/2), at Tulsa (9/16) and vs. West Virginia (11/11).

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is community health ... last name pronounced fah-SOO-see.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played at Carl Albert High School in Midwest City, Okla. for head coach Mike Dunn … totaled 674 rushing yards, 511 passing yards and accounted for 12 total touchdowns on offense while adding 28 tackles, one sack and one interception on defense in nine games as a senior to help team to Class 5A state championship.

MICHAEL FASUSI

PERSONAL

Originally enrolled at OU in summer 2023 and again in June 2025 ... uncle (Brent DeQuasie) played defensive end and outside linebacker for Sooners from 1991-94 ... major is management ... last name pronounced deh-KWAY-zee.

5-7

177

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... did not play.

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll ... lone appearance came vs. Maine (11/2) … made his only PAT attempt.

HIGH SCHOOL

Primary placekicker in all four of his prep seasons at Moore (Okla.) High School … rated as a five-star prospect and No. 8 kicker in class of 2024 according to Kohl's Kicking Camps … invited to Kohl’s National Scholarship Camp for nation’s top kicking recruits … chose Sooners over Baylor, Kansas State, Texas Tech and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2024 ... major is finance.

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DB RB

6-0 6-1

203 239

Year GP-GS UT AT Total TFL Sacks INT 2024 REDSHIRTED — DID NOT PLAY 2025 3-0 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 Career 3-0 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0

SO JR

PBU

0 0

2025 (OREGON)

Played in three games … saw action in each of season's first three contests (at Northwestern [9/13], vs. Oklahoma State [9/6] and vs. Montana State [8/30]) … recorded one tackle in season opener vs. Montana State.

6-0

232

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

Ranked as nation's No. 1 long snapper by Kohl’s Kicking Camps … won Kohl’s Underclassman Challenge against other long snappers in 2025 recruiting class … invited to U.S. Army Bowl Game … named an All-American by Kohl’s Kicking his sophomore and junior seasons … earned adidas Freshman All-America honors … high school teammate of current OU kicker Liam Evans.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is sports business.

2024 (OREGON)

Redshirted … did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Junipero Serra High School … consensus four-star recruit … a top-100 national recruit according to 247Sports and ESPN … rated as country's No. 69 overall recruit by ESPN, No. 110 by 247Sports and No. 128 by Rivals ... regarded as the nation's No. 9 cornerback by ESPN, No. 11 by 247Sports and No. 17 by Rivals … named to the Adidas All-American Bowl roster … selected for the Polynesian Bowl … totaled 42 tackles, two interceptions and 10 passes defended as a senior in 2023 … logged 14 tackles with six passes defended as a junior in 2022 … registered 57 total tackles (39 solo and two for loss) with eight passes defended, two interceptions and two forced fumbles as a sophomore in 2021 … played on varsity as a freshman in 2020 when he recorded 17 tackles, three passes defended and one forced fumble … also competed on track and field team with a personal-best 200-meter time of 22.10 and ran in 4x100 and 4x400 relays.

PERSONAL

Year GP-GS 2024 1-0 2025 4-0 Career 5-0

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... major is sociology.

UT 0 1 1

AT Total 0 0 0 1 0 1

6-4

TFL 0.0-0 1.0-7 1.0-7

Sacks 0.0-0 1.0-7 1.0-7

259

INT 0 0 0

FF 0 1 1

FR 0 0 0

PBU 0 0 0

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in four games in a reserve defensive line role … appearances came in season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30), at Temple (9/13), vs. Kent State (10/4) and at South Carolina (10/18) … registered one tackle (a sack) and forced a fumble at Temple.

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

6-5

321

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in all 13 games and made six starts … made four starts at right tackle and started each of final two games at right guard … made first career start vs. Ole Miss (10/25) … also started at right tackle at Tennessee (11/1), at Alabama (11/15) and vs. Missouri (11/22), and vs. LSU (11/29) and in the CFP First Round vs. Alabama (12/19) at right guard ... played 433 snaps according to PFF ... allowed just one sack on 254 pass-blocking snaps.

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus four-star prospect … touted as nation’s No. 68 overall recruit by On3 and No. 70 by 247Sports … rated as No. 11 offensive tackle prospect by On3, No. 13 by 247Sports, No. 23 by Rivals and No. 26 by ESPN … ranked as the No. 14 recruit in Texas by On3, No. 16 by 247, No. 32 by ESPN and No. 33 by Rivals … the No. 29 recruit in the state of Texas by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s Hot 100 … finalist for Dave Campbell’s Texas Football 2024 Whataburger Super Team … selected to the 2025 Navy All-American Bowl … helped lead Bridgeland High School to a 9-2 record and Texas 6A D-I playoff appearance as a junior in 2023 and received District 16-6A First Team honors … also throws shot put for Bridgeland’s track and field team … chose OU over Houston, Tennessee, Texas, Oregon and others.

Named to SEC Fall Academic and SEC First-Year Academic honor rolls ... lone game action came in season opener vs. Temple (8/30).

HIGH SCHOOL

A four-star prospect by 247Sports and a three-star recruit by ESPN, On3 and Rivals … regarded as the No. 39 defensive lineman in the class by 247Sports, the No. 42 edge by On3, the No. 46 strongside defensive end by Rivals and No. 54 defensive end by ESPN … rated as the third-best recruit in Minnesota by 247Sports, ESPN and Rivals, and No. 5 by On3 … a 2023 first-team AP All-State defensive lineman … helped lead team to a 6A conference championship his senior year … one of six players named to the Minnesota Football Honors 2023 Super Six team (recognized for leadership, sportsmanship, competitive spirit and academic excellence) … also played basketball and competed in track and field … personal records are 41-10 in the shot put, 126-1 in the discus and 5-8 in the high jump … chose Oklahoma over Kansas State, Miami (Fla.), Minnesota, Oregon and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2024 ... major is communication.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is aviation ... last name pronounced FO-jay.

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PLAYER PROFILES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

Year GP-GS 2025 13-11 Career 13-11

UT 28 28

AT Total 13 41 13 41

6-0

TFL 1.0-1 1.0-1

190

Sacks 0.0-0 0.0-0

INT 0 0

FF 0 0

FR 0 0

PBU 7 7

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... an SEC All-Freshman Team selection … True Freshman All-American by On3 … played in all 13 games and made 11 starts at cornerback … started each of season's first five games and each of final six … became only second OU true freshman to start at cornerback in a season opener (did it vs. Illinois State on 8/30) … totaled 41 tackles (1.0 for loss), a team-high-tying seven pass breakups and a QB hurry … notched two tackles and a pass breakup in CFP First Round vs. Alabama (12/19) … recorded five tackles (all solo) in win at No. 4 Alabama (11/15) … posted a career-high seven tackles (five solo) and one pass breakup in victory at No. 14 Tennessee (11/1) … registered six tackles (0.5 for loss) and three pass breakups vs. Ole Miss (10/25) … tallied four tackles (all solo) vs. Auburn (9/20).

HIGH SCHOOL

A four-star prospect by 247Sports and Rivals and a three-star recruit by ESPN and On3 … touted as the No. 37 cornerback prospect according to 247Sports, No. 41 by Rivals, No. 43 by ESPN and No. 49 by On3 … ranked as the No. 52 prospect in Texas by Rivals, No. 53 by 247Sports, No. 57 by ESPN and No. 60 by On3 … named the 2024 District 15-6A Most Valuable Player … also earned academic all-district honors as a senior … named to District 15-6A First Team as a junior in 2023 … also played basketball … chose Oklahoma over Texas, Texas A&M, UCF and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is organizational leadership ... last name pronounced GILL-or-ee.

COURTLAND GUILLORY u Named to On3 True Freshman All-America Team and to SEC All-Freshman Team in 2025 after starting 11 of 13 games and registering 41 tackles and a team-high-tying seven pass breakups.

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Year GP-GS Rec Yds Avg 2022 REDSHIRTED — DID NOT PLAY 2023 12-9 12 150 12.5 2024 13-13 15 207 13.8 2025 12-12 30 254 8.5 Career 37-34 57 611 10.7

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Long

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38 40 28 40

2025 (FLORIDA)

Started all 12 games at tight end … totaled 30 receptions for 254 yards and two touchdowns … registered 18 yards and a TD on two catches vs. Florida State (11/29) … made two grabs for 23 yards vs. Tennessee (11/22) … notched four receptions for 23 yards vs. Mississippi State (10/18) … tallied two catches for 20 yards vs. Texas (10/4) … recorded season highs of seven catches and 50 yards at LSU (9/13) … made three receptions for 40 yards vs. South Florida (9/6) … totaled three catches for 27 yards and a TD in season opener vs. Long Island (8/30).

2024 (FLORIDA)

Started all 13 games at tight end … amassed 15 receptions for 207 yards and a touchdown … had two catches of 35 yards or longer … 12 of his 15 receptions went for either a first down or a TD … did not allow a sack on 75 pass-blocking snaps … made a season-high-tying three receptions for 25 yards at Florida State (11/30) … notched a season-high three catches for 40 yards at Tennessee (10/12) … had a 35-yard touchdown reception at Mississippi State (9/21) … recorded two grabs for a season-high 46 yards (including a career-long 40-yarder) vs. Samford (9/7).

2023 (FLORIDA)

Played in all 12 games and made nine starts at tight end … totaled 12 receptions for 150 yards and two touchdowns … logged a 24-yard catch vs. Florida State (11/25) … notched two receptions for a season-high 43 yards at Missouri (11/18) … recorded two catches for 34 yards at LSU (11/11) … tallied two receptions for nine yards and a touchdown vs. Georgia (10/28) … made two grabs for 27 yards at South Carolina (10/14) … registered his first career TD on a 4-yard catch at Kentucky (9/30) … recorded one reception in his collegiate debut vs. Utah (8/31).

2022 (FLORIDA)

Redshirted … did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Weatherford High School in Weatherford, Texas … totaled 38 receptions for 369 yards and three TDs as a senior to earn first-team All-District 3-6A honors.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... graduated from Florida in December 2025 with a degree in education services.

6-6

318

5TH

2025 (ARKANSAS)

Started at right tackle in all 11 games in which he played … starts came in season's first eight contests and final three … did not play vs. Mississippi State (11/1) ... played 678 snaps according to PFF ... allowed three sacks on 400 pass-blocking snaps.

2024 (ARKANSAS)

Started all 13 games (first six at left guard and last seven at right tackle) … helped team average 459.5 yards per game to rank 10th nationally and pass-blocked for an aerial attack that ranked 18th with an average of 274.7 yards per contest.

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PLAYER PROFILES 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

2023 (ARKANSAS)

Played in six games, primarily on special teams and in a reserve offensive line role … saw action vs. FIU (11/18), Mississippi State (10/21), Alabama (10/14), Texas A&M (9/30), BYU (9/16) and Western Carolina (9/2).

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... major is psychology.

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus four-star prospect by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN who played on offensive and defensive lines at Joe T. Robinson High School … rated as country's No. 3 player in Arkansas and No. 29 offensive tackle by Rivals … helped team to a 14-1 record and state title in each of sophomore and senior seasons ... graded at 86% as an offensive lineman as a senior while adding 61 tackles (28.0 for loss) and two forced fumbles as a senior ... appeared in nine games and recorded 36 total tackles (15.0 for loss and 4.0 sacks) as a junior to help squad to 8-4 record and state playoffs … registered 44 tackles (14.0 for loss and 3.0 sacks) … started at right tackle as a freshman on a team that finished 12-3 and qualified for state title game.

6-2

188

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... graduated from Arkansas in December 2025 with a degree in recreation sport managment ... pursuing a master's in organizational leadership … father (Elliott Harris) was a defensive lineman at Arkansas.

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... redshirted ... lone appearance came vs. Kent State (10/4).

HIGH SCHOOL

Year 2022 2023 2024 2025 Career

GP-GS 8-3 11-5 4-4 13-12 36-24

Rec 13 26 15 59 113

6-0

Yds 136 399 221 847 1,603

203

Avg 10.5 15.3 14.7 14.4 14.2

TD 1 1 2 5 9

5TH

Long 24 43 45 75 75

A consensus four-star recruit … touted as nation’s No. 100 prospect by 247Sports, No. 182 by On3, No. 187 by ESPN and No. 216 by Rivals … rated as country's No. 13 cornerback prospect according to 247Sports, No. 20 by Rivals, No. 22 by ESPN and No. 23 by On3 … regarded as No. 1 overall prospect in Oklahoma by 247Sports, No. 3 by On3 and Rivals and No. 4 by ESPN … selected for 2025 Navy All-American Bowl … logged 28 tackles, 3.0 TFLs, 10 pass breakups and a fumble recovery while racking up 42 receptions for 630 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior in 2024 … also averaged 30.6 yards on five kickoff returns and totaled 210 yards and a touchdown on 15 punt returns (14.0 average) as a senior … caught 45 passes for more than 1,000 yards and 12 touchdowns as a junior to go along with 51 tackles, three interceptions, three forced fumbles and three punt return touchdowns while averaging 39.1 yards per punt return … earned 2023 first-team Oklahoma All-State defensive honors and first-team Big All-City accolades as a punt returner by The Oklahoman … rated No. 1 on The Oklahoman’s Super 30 list of recruits in the 2025 class … helped Carl Albert High School win three straight Oklahoma Class 5A state titles (2022, 2023 and 2024) … high school teammate of fellow OU signees Marcus James and Trynae Washington and current OU freshman running back Xavier Robinson … chose Oklahoma over Alabama, Georgia, Notre Dame and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is environmental design.

2025 (VIRGINIA)

Played in all 13 games and started each of last 12 … totaled 59 receptions for 847 yards and five touchdowns … recorded multiple receptions in every game and at least four catches in nine contests … registered career highs of eight receptions and 161 yards (20.1 yards per catch) and scored a touchdown at Duke (11/15) … hauled in six passes for 60 yards vs. Wake Forest (11/8) … tallied five receptions for 68 yards at California (11/1) … had four catches for 72 yards and a TD at North Carolina (10/25) … logged four receptions for 145 yards (36.3 yards per catch) and a career-high three TDs (including one of 75 yards) vs. Stanford (9/20) … made seven catches for 52 yards at North Carolina State (9/6) … had three receptions for 93 yards vs. Coastal Carolina (8/30) in season opener.

2024 (VIRGINIA)

Started all four games in which he played … played in season's first three games and in the final contest … missed eight games due to injury … totaled 15 receptions for 221 yards and two touchdowns … logged two catches for 20 yards at Virginia Tech (11/30) … made four grabs for 72 yards (including a season-long 45-yarder) vs. Maryland (9/14) … registered season highs of seven receptions and 91 yards and scored a touchdown at Wake Forest (9/7) … notched two receptions for 38 yards and a TD in season opener vs. Richmond (8/31).

2023 (KENT STATE)

Played in 11 games and made five starts … totaled 26 receptions for 400 yards and a touchdown … tallied three catches for 52 yards vs. Northern Illinois (11/25) … made five receptions for 78 yards vs. Bowling Green (11/8) … registered three catches for a season-high 94 yards and a TD vs. Central Connecticut State (9/16) … recorded four receptions for 78 yards at Arkansas (9/9) … had four grabs for 36 yards in season opener at UCF (8/31).

2022 (KENT STATE)

Played in eight games and made three starts … totaled 13 receptions for 136 yards and a touchdown … registered a season-high five catches for 52 yards at Buffalo (11/26) … notched four receptions for 52 yards vs. Ball State (11/1).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Nazareth Academy in La Grange, Ill. … earned all-state honors and was named the conference player of the year as a senior … totaled 54 receptions for 870 yards and 12 touchdowns during his senior campaign in 2021 … also registered 750 return yards with six return TDs as a senior.

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Year GP-GS 2023 1-0 2024 1-0 2025 13-0 Career 15-0

UT 0 0 9 9

AT Total 0 0 0 0 3 12 3 12

6-5

TFL 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.5-2 0.5-2

Sacks 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.5-2 0.5-2

226

INT 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0 0

PBU 0 0 0 0

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in all 13 games, primarily on special teams and in a reserve linebacker role … totaled 12 tackles, including 0.5 sack, and one QB hurry … logged two tackles (two solo) and one QB hurry at South Carolina (10/18) … registered three tackles (all solo) vs. Kent State (10/4) … notched a career-high four tackles, including 0.5 sack, at Temple (9/13).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Lone appearance came vs. Maine (11/2).

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... lone appearance came in season opener vs. Arkansas State (9/2).

HIGH SCHOOL

Consensus three-star recruit … ranked as the No. 57 linebacker in the class by ESPN, No. 76 by 247Sports and No. 92 by On3 Recruiting … touted as the No. 10 prospect

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PLAYER PROFILES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES in the state of Oklahoma by ESPN, No. 11 by 247 and No. 14 by On3 … saw playing time at quarterback, wide receiver and safety … named to The Oklahoman’s 2022 Little All-City First Team as a defensive back … 2022 District 4A-II Co-Player of the Year … named to Oklahoma Coaches Association 2023 All-State Game … registered a combined 79 tackles, 11 pass breakups and eight interceptions his junior and senior seasons … passed for more than 2,300 yards and 26 touchdowns and rushed for over 1,400 yards and 16 TDs over his final two seasons … also caught 20 passes for 287 yards and four TDs … helped Bethany to 9-2 record and state playoffs appearance in 2022 … starred in basketball and track and field … won 2022 Class 4A state long jump title with a mark of 21 feet, 8.5 inches and helped Bethany’s 4x100 and 4x200 relay teams to state gold medals … chose Sooners over Louisiana Tech, North Texas and Tulsa, among others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2023 ... major is organizational leadership ... last name pronounced Hime.

registered seven tackles, including one sack and two TFLs, and a QB hurry in the CFP First Round vs. Alabama (12/19) … recorded seven tackles (1.0 TFL) vs. LSU (11/29) … logged 10 tackles (1.0 TFL) and one QB hurry vs. Missouri (11/22) … made his first career start at Tennessee (11/1) and registered a career-high 13 tackles (1.5 TFL), one sack-fumble (that was returned 71 yards for a touchdown by teammate R Mason Thomas) to earn SEC Defensive Player of the Week honors … recorded eight tackles (2.0 TFL) and two pass breakups vs. Ole Miss (10/25) … posted four tackles (0.5 TFL) vs. Kent State (10/4) … tallied three tackles and two sacks vs. Auburn (9/20) … totaled seven tackles (1.0 TFL) and one pass breakup vs. Michigan (9/6).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in all 13 games on special teams and in a reserve linebacker role … totaled seven tackles … notched a career-high two tackles in season opener vs. Temple (8/30) … also made one stop against Texas (10/12), vs. South Carolina (10/19), vs. Maine (11/2), at LSU (11/30) and in Armed Forces Bowl vs. Navy (12/27).

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in all 13 games, primarily in a special teams role … totaled four tackles … made one tackle in each game vs. Arkansas State (9/2), SMU (9/9), TCU (11/24) and in Alamo Bowl vs. Arizona (12/28).

2022 (OKLAHOMA) Did not play.

2021 (OHIO STATE)

Played one season of lacrosse at Ohio State … competed in three games.

6-1

Year GP-GS UT AT Total TFL Sacks 2022 DID NOT PLAY 2023 13-0 1 3 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 2024 13-0 5 2 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 2025 13-5 34 40 74 12.0-41 3.0-16 Career 39-5 40 45 85 12.0-41 3.0-16

230

HIGH SCHOOL

6TH

INT

PBU

0 0 0 0

0 0 1 1

0 0 0 0

0 0 4 4

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... an All-SEC Second Team selection by the Associated Press … a recipient of OU’s Don Key Award (program’s highest annual honor) … semifinalist for the William V. Campbell Trophy ... played in all 13 games and made five starts at linebacker … started each of the final five games of the season … ranked second on the team with his 74 tackles and totaled 12.0 tackles for loss, 3.0 sacks, four pass breakups, one forced fumble and two QB hurries …

Dual-sport athlete in football and lacrosse at Bishop Kelley High School in Tulsa … played running back and safety for the Comets … named the District 5A-III player of the year in 2020 and helped team to a state runner-up finish … was one of the top lacrosse recruits in Oklahoma, scoring 40 goals in his first year on varsity in 2018 before helping the Comets to a playoff appearance in 2019 and a 3-0 record his senior year before the season was canceled (COVID) … held football offers from Army, Navy, Northeastern Oklahoma State and Central Oklahoma before choosing Ohio State for lacrosse.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2022 ... father (Justin) was an offensive lineman at Tulsa ... grandfather (David Heinecke) played football at Wisconsin-La Crosse … uncle (Cory Heinecke) was an OU defensive end from 1999-2001 and member of Sooners' 2000 national championship team ... graduated from OU in December 2024 with a degree in accounting ... pursuing a master's degree in accounting.

OWEN HEINECKE

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6-3 6-0

323 290

FR JR

2025 (OKLAHOMA) Did not play.

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Member of OU's wrestling team ... competed at 285 pounds and compiled a 1-2 record ... earned a 10-3 sudden victory win at Bob Smith Open (12/8).

HIGH SCHOOL

A three-star prospect by 247Sports … rated as nation’s No. 217 defensive lineman and No. 319 overall prospect in Texas by 247Sports … recorded 46 tackles (including 4.0 tackles for loss and 2.0 sacks) and six quarterback hurries as a junior … posted 28 tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, a forced fumble and three hurries as a sophomore … 2023 TX-USAW heavyweight freestyle state wrestling champion ... helped lead Lake Travis High School to a district championship and earned 25-6A first-team all-district honors in 2023 … three-time UIL state place-winner in wrestling ... was runner-up in 285-pound division at 6A UIL wrestling championships after a 37-win senior season at Vandergrift High School … also competed in track and field and placed in top four at state with shot-put marks of 50-7 and 50-6.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in August 2024 ... son of WWE Hall of Famer, two-time Olympian and three-time national weightlifting champion Mark Henry ... major is communication.

100

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PLAYER PROFILES 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS prospect in Texas by ESPN … finalist for Dave Campbell’s Texas Football 2024 Whataburger Super Team … earned Texas Class 7-4A D-I All-District First Team honors as a freshman … also competed in powerlifting and placed fourth in his weight class at the 2024 Texas High School Powerlifting Association state meet … also competes for the Melissa High School track and field team, throwing discus and shot put … high school teammate of current OU freshman defensive lineman Nigel Smith II … chose Oklahoma over Arkansas, Florida, North Texas, Texas A&M and others.

6-4

313

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is mechanical engineering.

2025 (EASTERN KENTUCKY)

Played in all 12 games and made six starts on the offensive line … started each of the first five games of the season (at Louisville [8/30], vs. Houston Christian [9/6], at Marshall [9/13], at West Georgia [9/20], vs. Nicholls State [9/27]) and season finale at Utah Tech (11/22).

2024 (EASTERN KENTUCKY)

Played in 11 games and made one start (vs. North Alabama [11/23]).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended IMG Academy … rated as a three-star prospect according to 247Sports and On3 … was a member of IMG Academy Ascenders in his senior season … helped team to 10-0 record and offense to 39 total touchdowns as a senior.

PERSONAL

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310

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... did not play.

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... major is organizational leadership.

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Lewisville High School in Lewisville, Texas … classmate of fellow OU offensive lineman Michael Fasusi … father (James) attended OU … chose Sooners over preferred walk-on offers from Texas A&M and Texas, and a scholarship offer from Mississippi Valley State.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is business.

6-1

305

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... did not play.

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll ... redshirted ... lone appearance came as a defensive lineman in season opener vs. Temple (8/30).

6-2

200

HIGH SCHOOL

A starter on the offensive and defensive lines at Casady School in Oklahoma City … 2021 Offense-Defense All-American Bowl invitee … was a heavyweight wrestler in high school … chose OU over Air Force, Arkansas and Oklahoma State, among others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2024 ... major is management.

Year GP-GS 2024 10-4 2025 12-10 Career 22-14

UT 12 21 33

AT Total 8 20 18 39 26 59

TFL 0.5-1 0.0-0 0.5-1

Sacks 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

INT 0-0 0-0 0-0

FF 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0

PBU 0 4 4

2025 (MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE)

Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts … totaled 39 tackles and four pass breakups … recorded five tackles at Prairie View A&M (11/22) … tallied four stops vs. Alabama State (11/16) …. registered a career-high six tackles (five solo) vs. Jackson State (11/8) … logged four stops and a PBU at Bethune-Cookman (11/1) … made five tackles at Alcorn State (10/25) … amassed five tackles at Southeastern Louisiana (9/13) … tallied three tackles and two PBUs at Tarleton State (9/6).

2024 (MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE)

6-3

345

Played in 10 games and made four starts … totaled 20 tackles … notched two tackles (0.5 for loss) vs. Alabama A&M (11/23) … made three tackles at Jackson State (11/9) … registered a season-high five tackles vs. Prairie View A&M (11/2) … made three tackles at Nicholls (9/21).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Little Elm High School in Little Elm, Texas … played football and basketball.

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... redshirted ... did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus three-star recruit … rated as the No. 37 offensive guard prospect by Rivals, No. 68 by ESPN and No. 147 by 247Sports and On3 … the No. 95 recruit in the state of Texas on Dave Campbell’s Texas Football’s Hot 100 … the No. 212

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PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... major is sociology ... last name pronounced eeJAH-muh.

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PLAYER PROFILES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

Year GP-GS 2024 13-10 2025 12-6 Career 25-16

UT 10 12 10

AT Total 20 30 16 28 36 58

6-2

TFL 3.0-8 5.0-11 8.0-19

Sacks 2.0-3 3.0-8 5.0-11

306

INT 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0

… regarded as No. 7 prospect in Oklahoma by Rivals, No. 12 by 247Sports and No. 23 by ESPN and On3 … logged 67 tackles, 12.0 TFLs, 3.0 sacks, a QB hurry, three forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and a pass breakup in eight games as a senior in 2024 … also caught five passes for 152 yards and two touchdowns in 2024 … registered 114 tackles, 23 tackles for loss and two sacks and added 14 receptions for 272 yards and six touchdowns as a junior … earned second-team Big All-City defensive honors and honorable mention all-state acclaim as a linebacker from The Oklahoman … ranked No. 17 on The Oklahoman’s Super 30 list of recruits in 2025 class … helped Carl Albert High School win three straight Oklahoma Class 5A state titles (2022, 2023 and 2024) … teammate of fellow OU players Trystan Haynes, Xavier Robinson and Trynae Washington … played as a freshman and sophomore at Bishop McGuinness High School in Oklahoma City … chose Oklahoma over TCU, Texas A&M, Oklahoma State and others.

FR 0 0 0

PBU 1 0 1

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2025 ... major is biology.

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in 12 games and made six starts at defensive tackle … missed the Kent State (10/4) game due to injury … totaled 28 tackles (5.0 for loss and 3.0 sacks), and two QB hurries … notched three tackles (1.0 for loss) in the CFP First Round vs. Alabama (12/19) … recorded three tackles (1.0 TFL) vs. Ole Miss (10/25) … registered four tackles vs. Texas (10/11) … tied a career-high with five tackles (2.5 TFL) and added a career-high 2.5 sacks vs. Auburn (9/20) to earn Outland Trophy National Player of the Week honors … tallied two tackles (0.5) TFL and 0.5 sacks vs. Michigan (9/6).

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205

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to FWAA and ESPN Freshman All-America teams ... also named to On3's True Freshman All-America Team ... a Freshman All-SEC Team selection … played in all 13 games and made 10 starts at defensive tackle … started season opener against Temple (8/30) to become only fourth OU true freshman to start on defensive line in a season opener and first since Tommie Harris in 2001 … totaled 30 tackles, 3.0 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks and one pass breakup … made at least one tackle in 12 games (including one in his collegiate debut vs. Temple on 8/30) … notched two solo stops in Armed Forces Bowl vs. Navy (12/27) ... logged two tackles at LSU (11/30) … recorded four tackles (1.0 TFL) in win over No. 7 Alabama (11/23) … tallied three stops (1.0 sack) at Missouri (11/9) … logged two tackles and a pass breakup at Ole Miss (10/26) … registered four tackles (first career sack) vs. South Carolina (10/19) … made a season-high five stops vs. Texas (10/12) … notched three tackles vs. Tennessee (9/21) … tallied two stops vs. Tulane (9/14).

HIGH SCHOOL

A four-star prospect by 247Sports and Rivals and a three-star recruit by ESPN and On3 … the nation’s No. 189 overall prospect according to Rivals and No. 190 by 247Sports … touted as the nation’s No. 10 defensive tackle by Rivals and No. 37 by ESPN, and the No. 29 defensive lineman by 247Sports and No. 47 by On3 … the No. 23 prospect in Florida by 247Sports, No. 32 by Rivals, No. 54 by On3, and No. 80 by ESPN … selected for the 2024 Polynesian Bowl … named IMG Academy’s 2023 defensive MVP after helping team to an unbeaten season … key member of a 2022 defensive unit that allowed only 3.0 points per game and 2.1 yards per rush and forced 30 turnovers … was credited with 17 tackles, 6.0 tackles for loss and a QB hurry in the first four games of 2022 … high school teammate of fellow OU defensive lineman David Stone … chose Oklahoma over Florida, Miami (Fla.), Ohio State, Texas and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2024 ... major is human relations.

6-3

UT 5 16 7 28

AT Total 3 8 2 18 2 9 7 35

TFL 0.5-1 0.5-1 0.0-0 1.0-2

Sacks 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

INT 1-0 0-0 2-0 3-0

FF 0 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0 0

PBU 0 0 0 0

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in 11 games at cornerback … missed the first two games of the season due to injury … totaled nine tackles and two interceptions … recorded three tackles (two solo) vs. LSU (11/29) … registered an interception vs. Missouri (11/22) … notched one tackle and an interception at South Carolina (10/18) … logged two tackles vs. Kent State (10/4).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in all 13 games and made two starts at cornerback … starts came vs. Maine (11/2) and at Missouri (11/9) … totaled 18 tackles (16 solo) … tied career high with four tackles (0.5 for loss) in Armed Forces Bowl vs. Navy (12/27) ... registered two tackles each vs. Houston (9/7), vs. South Carolina (10/19), vs. Maine and at Missouri … logged a career-high four tackles in season opener vs. Temple (8/30).

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in all 13 games, primarily on special teams and in a reserve role at defensive back … totaled eight tackles (0.5 for loss) and one interception … notched at least one assisted tackle in seven games … recorded a solo stop and first career interception vs. West Virginia (11/11) … also made solo tackles vs. Texas (10/7) and UCF (10/21) … notched two solo tackles in collegiate debut vs. Arkansas State (9/2).

HIGH SCHOOL

234

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... lone appearance came vs. Kent State (10/4).

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus three-star prospect … rated as nation’s No. 36 outside linebacker by Rivals, No. 44 inside linebacker by ESPN and No. 79 linebacker by 247Sports

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Year GP-GS 2023 13-0 2024 13-2 2025 11-0 Career 37-2

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A consensus four-star and top-250 recruit … ranked as the 46th player in the country by ESPN, No. 69 by On3, No. 116 by 247Sports and No. 226 by Rivals … the No. 2 athlete in the class by ESPN and On3, No. 7 by 247 and No. 8 by Rivals … the No. 1-ranked recruit in the state of Oklahoma by ESPN, No. 2 by On3, No. 3 by 247 and No. 4 per Rivals … a 2022 Under Armour All-American … totaled 39 tackles, one interception, one forced fumble and four pass breakups his senior season and over 1,200 all-purpose yards and 19 touchdowns as a receiver and return specialist … finished with 35 tackles and one interception his junior season and registered more than 1,000 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns on offense … 2022 Central Oklahoma Athletic Conference Player of the Year … 2022 Class 6A-I District 2 Co-Most Valuable Player … 2021 Central Oklahoma Athletic Conference Co-Player of the Year … helped Mustang to Oklahoma 6A-I semifinals his junior and senior seasons … ranked No. 4 on The Oklahoman’s 2023 Super 30 … also competed in basketball and track and field and received Power Five offers in basketball … named to The Oklahoman’s 2022 Big All-City Second Team for basketball his junior season after averaging 20.9 points per game … chose OU over Alabama, Michigan and Stanford, among others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2023 ... major is community health.

PLAYERS

PLAYER PROFILES 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

Year 2024 2025 Career

GP-GS 7-1 13-0 20-1

Rec 27 2 29

5-9

Yds 234 43 277

186

Avg 8.7 21.5 9.6

TD 1 0 1

Long 27 27 27

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in all 13 games, primarily on special teams and in a backup wide receiver role … made two receptions for 43 yards … logged a 16-yard reception in CFP First Round vs. Alabama (12/19) … made one catch for 27 yards in season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

A walk-on who played in seven games (each of final seven contests) and made one start at wide receiver … start came in Armed Forces Bowl vs. Navy (12/27) ... ranked third on team with 27 receptions and fourth with 234 receiving yards (one touchdown) … had one rush for 3 yards … made at least one catch in six games and finished with six receptions three times and five receptions four times … notched five catches for 27 yards vs. Navy (12/27) ... logged team-high six receptions for 42 yards at LSU (11/30) … caught one pass for five yards vs. Alabama (11/23) … tallied three catches for 36 yards vs. Maine (11/2) … logged six receptions for 38 yards and a touchdown at Ole Miss (10/26) … registered 86 yards on team-high six catches in collegiate debut vs. South Carolina (10/19).

Year GP-GS 2024 1-0 2025 1-0 Career 2-0

UT 1 0 1

AT Total 0 1 0 0 0 1

6-3

TFL 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

Sacks 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

254

INT 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0

PBU 0 0 0

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... lone appearance came vs. Kent State (10/4).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll ... lone game action came in season opener vs. Temple (8/30) … recorded one solo tackle.

HIGH SCHOOL

Three-year varsity letterwinner at Edmond Santa Fe High School … tallied 120 tackles, 13.5 sacks, two forced fumbles and two interceptions in three seasons … 2022 Big City Honorable Mention … also played basketball and competed in discus throw for track and field team … chose Oklahoma over Air Force, Army, Navy and Oklahoma State, among others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2024 ... major is environmental engineering ... name pronounced BERG-in KY-zer.

HIGH SCHOOL

Compiled nearly 150 catches for 2,225 yards and 26 touchdowns in three varsity seasons at Southlake Carroll High School … named 2021 Texas District 4-6A Offensive Newcomer of the Year as a sophomore … chose Sooners over North Texas, Texas Tech and Tulsa, among others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2024 ... major is organizational leadership.

6-4

331

Year GP-GS 2022 5-0 2023 13-5 2024 13-12 2025 13-13 Career 44-30

UT 1 38 34 38 111

6-1

AT Total TFL Sacks INT 1 2 0.5-2 0.0-0 0-0 28 66 3.5-11 1.0-7 0-0 31 65 4.0-5 0.0-0 2-112 38 76 10.5-42 4.0-32 0-0 98 209 18.5-60 5.0-39 2-112

230 221

FF 0 0 0 0 0

R-SO 5TH

FR 0 1 0 0 1

PBU 0 0 1 4 5

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

2025 (GEORGIA TECH)

Played in six games (all in team's first eight contests) … saw action vs. GardnerWebb (9/6), vs. Clemson (9/13), vs. Temple (9/20), at Wake Forest (9/27), at Duke (10/18) and vs. Syracuse (10/25).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Houston County High School in Warner Robins, Ga. … rated as a four-star prospect by 247Sports, ESPN and Rivals in the 2025 class … ranked as nation's No. 163 overall player and No. four interior lineman by ESPN … earned all-state and all-region honors … led squad to a regional title.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... cousin of former Georgia Tech linebacker Quez Jackson … also related to five-year NBA veteran Terrance Ferguson and veteran NFL receiver Kearis Jackson ... major is business.

Started all 13 games at linebacker … led team with 76 total tackles (10.5 for loss and 4.0 sacks) and added four pass breakups, five QB hurries and a forced fumble … notched double-digit tackles in three games and at least six tackles in six contests … registered four tackles (2.0 for loss and 1.0 sack) and a forced fumble in CFP First Round vs. Alabama (12/19) … notched four tackles, a pass breakup and a QB hurry vs. LSU (11/29) … tallied eight stops (0.5 for loss) and a pass breakup vs. Missouri (11/22) … registered a team-high seven tackles (career-high 2.0 sacks) along with a QB hurry in win at No. 4 Alabama (11/15) … logged 10 tackles (1.5 for loss and 0.5 sack), a pass breakup and a QB hurry in victory at No. 14 Tennessee (11/1) … recorded a season-high 12 tackles (1.5 for loss) vs. Ole Miss (10/25) … tallied two stops (1.0 for loss) and a QB hurry at South Carolina (10/18) … registered 10 tackles (1.0 for loss and 0.5 sack) and a QB hurry vs. Auburn (9/20) … notched three stops (1.0 for loss) at Temple (9/13) … recorded six tackles vs. Michigan (9/6) … tallied four tackles and a pass breakup in season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in all 13 games and made 12 starts at weakside linebacker … did not start vs. Tulane (9/14) … named SEC Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 30 for performance in win at Auburn … totaled 65 tackles, 4.0 tackles for loss, two

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PLAYER PROFILES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES interceptions (both returned for touchdowns; totaling 112 yards), one pass breakup and one QB hurry … logged at least five tackles in seven of eight SEC games … notched a team-high six tackles in Armed Forces Bowl vs. Navy (12/27) ... amassed a season-high nine tackles and added a QB hurry at LSU (11/30) … registered his second pick-six of the season on a 49-yard interception return for a touchdown in a 24-3 win over No. 7 Alabama (11/23) … notched seven tackles and a PBU at Missouri (11/9) … tallied seven stops (1.0 TFL) at Ole Miss (10/26) … recorded eight tackles (0.5 TFL) vs. South Carolina (10/19) … notched six tackles (1.0 TFL) vs. Texas (10/12) … registered his first career interception and returned it 63 yards to put OU ahead for good with 4:06 left in fourth quarter and tallied five tackles (1.0 TFL) at Auburn (9/28) … logged seven tackles vs. Tennessee (9/21) … made four stops vs. Houston (9/7) … had four tackles (0.5 TFL) in season opener vs. Temple (8/30).

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

Earned honorable mention All-Big 12 acclaim … played in all 13 games and made five starts … starts came in last five contests of season … ranked second on team with 66 total tackles and recorded 3.5 tackles for loss, a sack, a QB hurry and a fumble recovery … led team with seven tackles (six solo, two for loss) and a sack in Alamo Bowl vs. Arizona (12/28) … notched seven tackles and a QB hurry vs. TCU (11/24) … tallied seven stops (first career solo TFL) vs. West Virginia (11/11) … led team with a career-high 15 tackles (nine solo) at Oklahoma State (11/4) … recovered a fumble and made five tackles at Kansas (10/28) … had two tackles (0.5 TFL) vs. UCF (10/21) … made three tackles (including two on OU’s fourth-quarter goal line stand) vs. Texas (10/7) … notched four tackles at Cincinnati (9/23) … tallied nine stops vs. SMU (9/9).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Lovejoy High School in Lucas, Texas … a consensus four-star recruit in 2024 class … rated as nation's No. 155 overall prospect by Rivals and No. 205 by ESPN ... regarded as country's No. 27 receiver by ESPN, No. 33 by Rivals and No. 86 by On3 ... ranked as No. 26 player in Texas by Rivals, No. 28 by ESPN, No. 84 by On3 and No. 96 by 247Sports ... a three-year varsity starter and two-time all-district honoree … compiled 115 receptions for 2,207 yards and 31 touchdowns in threeyear varsity career … missed majority of senior year due to a foot injury but had a career game in week one against College Station with 12 receptions for 252 yards and three touchdowns … finished shortened senior season with 20 catches for 333 yards and three TDs as Lovejoy advanced to 5A Division 2 quarterfinals … earned first-team All-District 5A-7 Division 2 honors as a junior in 2022 when he caught 52 passes for 908 yards (17.4 per catch) and 12 TDs to help squad to 8-4 overall record and a Texas 5A D-II second-round playoff appearance … named District 7-5A D-II Offensive Newcomer of the Year as a sophomore in 2021 … totaled 966 yards and 16 touchdowns on 43 receptions (22.4 per catch) as a sophomore and helped Lovejoy to 12-2 record (7-1 district mark and title) and an appearance in 5A Division 2 quarterfinals … played on varsity at Richardson Pearce as a freshman in 2020 and had 14 receptions for 205 yards (14.6 per catch) and five touchdowns ... also competed in baseball and track and field.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... major is organizational leadership ... last name pronounced LIV-ing-stin.

2022 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... played in five games (including four of last five) … totaled two tackles (0.5 for loss) … made a solo tackle at West Virginia (11/12) … logged 0.5 TFL vs. Texas (10/8) … also saw action vs. Baylor (11/5), Oklahoma State (11/19) and Florida State in Cheez-It Bowl (12/29).

HIGH SCHOOL

Rated as a four-star prospect by ESPN, Rivals and 247Sports and a three-star recruit by On3 … ranked as the nation’s No. 15 linebacker by Rivals, No. 19 by 247Sports, No. 37 by ESPN and No. 38 by On3 … rated as the No. 191 overall player by Rivals and No. 233 by 247Sports … named the Texas District 10-4A D-II 2021 Most Valuable Player … collected 108 tackles, 20 tackles for loss and six sacks his senior season … helped Carthage to an 11-1 record his senior year and to state titles as a sophomore and junior … 2020-21 Carl Padilla 4A D-II Defensive Player of the Year … chose Sooners over Notre Dame, Texas, Texas A&M and others.

Year 2022 2023 2024 2025 Career

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2022 ... major is multidisciplinary studies.

GP-GS 3-0 12-0 11-0 1-0 27-0

Rec 0 2 1 0 3

6-4

Yds 0 4 2 0 6

250

Avg 0.0 2.0 2.0 0.0 2.0

5TH

TD 0 1 0 0 1

Long 0 3 2 0 3

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... lone appearance came vs. Kent State (10/4).

2024 (LOUISIANA TECH)

Played in 11 games … totaled one reception for two yards at NC State (9/14).

Year 2024 2025 Career

GP-GS 4-0 13-5 17-5

Rec 0 29 29

6-3

Yds 0 516 516

202

Avg 0.0 17.8 17.8

2023 (LOUISIANA TECH)

TD 0 6 6

Appeared in all 12 games … totaled two catches for four yards and one touchdown … scored his first career TD on a 3-yard pass vs. New Mexico State (10/24) … named to Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Long 0 83 83

2025 (TEXAS)

Played in all 13 games and made five starts … started each of season's first five games … totaled 29 receptions for 516 yards (team-high 17.8 yards per catch) and six touchdowns … also passed for a TD … made multiple receptions in 11 games … logged three catches for 25 yards in Citrus Bowl vs. Michigan (12/31) … registered two receptions for 104 yards (54-yard TD) and completed a 4-yard TD pass vs. Arkansas (11/22) … made a career-high-tying four catches for 22 yards and two TDs at Mississippi State (10/25) … had two receptions for 29 yards vs. Oklahoma (10/11) … recorded two grabs for 47 yards at Florida (10/4) … made three catches for 34 yards vs. Sam Houston (9/20) … notched four receptions for 128 yards and scored two touchdowns (including an 83-yarder) vs. San Jose State (9/6) … hauled in two passes for 47 yards and a touchdown in season opener at Ohio State (8/30).

2022 (LOUISIANA TECH)

Named to Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll ... redshirted ... appeared in three games primarily on special teams … did not record a statistic.

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended O’Connor High School in Helotes, Texas … totaled 180 career receptions for 2,358 yards and 27 touchdowns … earned first-team all-district and first-team all-city honors at wide receiver as a senior … also lettered in track and field, golf and basketball … rated as a three-star prospect by 247 Sports and Rivals … ranked as the No. 129 tight end prospect nationally according to 247 Sports.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 … graduated from OU in May 2026 with a degree in finance ... pursuing a master's degree in finance.

2024 (TEXAS)

Redshirted … played in four games … saw action vs. Colorado State (8/31), UTSA (9/14), UL-Monroe (9/21) and Florida (11/9).

104

2026 OKLAHOMA FOOTBALL

PLAYERS

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6-6

309

5TH

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in 11 games and made 10 starts at center … started each of his last 10 games played (not season opener) … missed regular season finale vs. LSU (11/29) and CFP First Round game vs. Alabama (12/19) due to health reasons ... played 710 snaps according to PFF ... allowed just two sacks on 408 pass-blocking snaps.

Year

2022 2023 2024 2025

GP-GS Comp Att

1-0 11-0 12-12 12-12

Career 36-24

2024 (STANFORD)

Named to All-ACC Academic Football Team ... played in all 12 games on offensive line … made 11 starts at guard and center … opened season as starting left guard vs. TCU (8/30) … made his first start at center vs. Cal Poly (9/7) and went on to start seven games at the position … team's highest-graded pass-blocking offensive lineman according to PFF (minimum of seven games played).

2023 (STANFORD)

Named to Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in eight games and made five starts at guard … made collegiate debut at left guard at USC (9/9) … first collegiate start came at right guard vs. Washington (10/28) … started final five games at guard vs. Wake Forest (10/28), at North Carolina State (11/2), vs. Louisville (11/18), at Cal (11/23) and at San Jose State (11/29) … was team's second-highest-graded pass-blocking offensive lineman according to PFF.

2022 (STANFORD)

Redshirted ... did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Valor Christian High School in Highlands Ranch, Colo. … rated as nation’s No. 41 offensive tackle prospect by ESPN, No. 57 by PrepStar, No. 61 by Rivals and On3 and No. 124 by 247Sports … ranked as the No. 3 player in Colorado by Rivals, ESPN and PrepStar … a first-team all-state selection as a senior … a second-team all-state honoree as a junior … a two-time first-team All-Douglas County pick … a first-team academic all-state selection … helped team to a pair of 5A state runnerup finishes … earned three varsity letters in football.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2025 ... father (Stephan) played collegiate football and brother (Will) played collegiate baseball (both at Saint John’s University in Collegeville, Minn.) ... graduated from Stanford in May 2025 with a degree in political science (minored in history) ... pursuing an MBA from OU ... last name pronounced MIKE-uh-luh.

JAKE MAIKKULA

Pct

Yds

6-1

224

5TH

Avg TD INT Long Rush Yds Avg TD Long

2 2 100.0 32 32.0 1 13 17 76.5 235 21.4 2 224 347 64.6 3,139 261.6 29 247 397 62.2 2,885 240.4 14

0 1 7 11

486 761 63.9 6,291 174.8 46 19

27 4 58 14.5 0 72 21 93 4.4 3 59 178 826 4.6 15 87 149 431 2.9 8

87 352 1,408 4.0 26

37 15 68 51

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... started each of his 12 games at quarterback … missed Kent State game (10/4) due to injury … completed 247 of 397 passes (62%) for 2,885 yards and 14 touchdowns (11 interceptions) and rushed 149 times for 431 yards and a team-high eight TDs … passed for at least 300 yards in three games and had multiple passing touchdowns in four games, including each of the last three … scored a rushing TD in seven games … ran streak of recording at least one passing TD and one rushing TD to 10 straight games (from last six games of 2024 season with Washington State through first four games of 2025) ... streak was nation’s longest at the time and tied with Louisville’s Lamar Jackson (2015-16) for the third-longest since 2000 … passed for 307 yards and two touchdowns on 26-of-41 completions (season-high pass attempts) and rushed for 15 yards and a TD in CFP First Round vs. Alabama (12/19) … completed 23 of 38 passes for 318 yards and two TDs and rushed eight times for 27 yards vs. LSU (11/29) … passed for 173 yards and two touchdowns (no interceptions) on 14 completions and rushed for 60 yards vs. Missouri (11/22) … completed 15 of 23 passes for 138 yards (no interceptions) and rushed for 23 yards and a TD on 10 carries in win at No. 4 Alabama (11/15) … passed for 159 yards and rushed for 80 yards and a TD in a victory at No. 14 Tennessee (11/1) … passed for 223 yards and a touchdown (no interceptions) on 17-of-31 completions vs. Ole Miss (10/25) … completed 18 of 26 passes for 150 yards and a TD and had a 40-yard punt that was downed at the 1-yard line and led to a safety at South Carolina (10/18) … completed 24 of 36 passes for 271 yards and one touchdown (no interceptions) and rushed 10 times for 29 yards and a TD vs. Auburn (9/20) … completed 16 of 20 passes (each of last 11) for 167 yards in second half against Auburn … completed 20 of 34 passes for 282 yards and a touchdown and rushed seven times for 63 yards with a seasonlong 51-yard TD at Temple (9/13) … completed 21 of 34 passes for 270 yards and a touchdown and rushed 19 times for 74 yards and two TDs vs. Michigan (9/6) … completed 30 of 37 passes (81%) for 392 yards and three touchdowns and rushed seven times for 24 yards and a score in season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30) … his 392 passing yards were the most by a Sooner in his OU debut and his 89% completion rate was the highest among quarterbacks on at least 30 pass attempts in their OU debuts.

2024 (WASHINGTON STATE)

Team captain … named Manning Award finalist and Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award semifinalist … earned Pac-12 Conference Offensive Top Performer honors … started all 12 games at quarterback … named to College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team … completed 224 of 347 pass attempts (64.6%) for 3,139 yards and 29 touchdowns with seven interceptions … rushed 178 times for 826 yards and 15 touchdowns … finished regular season leading country with 44 touchdowns responsible for … set Washington State single-season records for rushing attempts by a quarterback (178), rushing yards by a quarterback (826) and rushing touchdowns by a quarterback (15; second-most rushing TDs by a player at any position) … had two 100-yard rushing games (197 yards vs. Texas Tech and 111 vs. San Jose State) … had at least one rushing touchdown and passing TD in 10 games … only quarterback in the country with 20-plus touchdown passes and 10-plus rushing TDs … logged 38 carries of 10-plus yards and 11 of 20-plus yards … forced 55 missed tackles … threw for 375 yards and four touchdowns and rushed for 65 yards and a TD at New Mexico (11/16) … finished 23 of 27 passing (85.2%) for 295 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for two scores vs. Hawaii (10/19) … completed 26 of 37 pass attempts (70.3%) for 327 yards and two touchdowns at Boise State (9/28) … totaled a career-high 390 passing yards and four touchdowns and rushed for 111 yards and a score vs. San Jose State (9/20) to become first Cougar in program history with 300 passing yards and 100 rushing yards in a game … tallied 245 passing yards, 62 rushing yards and three total touchdowns in Apple Cup vs. Washington in Seattle (9/14) … rushed for 197 yards and one touchdown

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PLAYER PROFILES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES on 21 attempts vs. Texas Tech (9/7) to set a program record for rushing yards by a quarterback … threw for 352 yards and five touchdowns while rushing for 55 yards (including a 40-yard TD) in first career start in season opener vs. Portland State (8/31).

2023 (WASHINGTON STATE)

Named to Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor Roll and was a College Sports Communicators Academic All-District selection ... played in 11 games … completed 13 of 17 passes for 235 yards, two touchdowns and one interception, with a long completion of 72 yards … rushed 20 times for 61 yards and three touchdowns … also caught two passes for 14 yards … scored a 5-yard touchdown run at California (11/11) … threw for season-high 148 yards and two TDs vs. Northern Colorado (9/16) … rushed four times for 16 yards and two touchdowns at Colorado State (9/2) … logged receptions against Arizona (10/14) and Oregon State (9/23).

2022 (WASHINGTON STATE)

Redshirted … appeared in one game … finished 2 for 2 with a 27-yard touchdown pass and rushed four times for 58 yards in collegiate debut at Stanford (11/5).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Little Elm High School in Little Elm, Texas … a four-year starter … named District 5-6A Offensive Player of the Year and earned unanimous first-team alldistrict honors after throwing for a school-record 2,449 yards (23 touchdowns) and amassing 847 rushing yards (15 TDs) as a senior … totaled 2,268 yards and threw for a school-record 497 yards against Allen High School as a junior … finished career with 7,060 passing yards, 66 passing touchdowns, 1,223 rushing yards and 22 rushing TDs … rated as a three-star prospect by 247Sports and ESPN … ranked as the No. 16 dual-threat quarterback in the country and No. 86 overall prospect in Texas by ESPN.

Year 2023 2024 2025 Career

GP-GS 2-0 5-0 2-0 9-0

Rec 1 0 0 1

6-3

Yds 26 0 0 26

220

Avg 26.0 0 0 26.0

TD 0 0 0 0

Long 26 0 0 26

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Lone appearance came at Temple (9/13) … missed remainder of season due to injury.

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in five games at tight end … appearances came vs. Temple (8/30), vs. Houston (9/7), at Auburn (9/28), at Ole Miss (10/26) and vs. Maine (11/2).

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in two games … recorded one reception for 26 yards vs. Arkansas State (9/2) … also saw action vs. TCU (11/24).

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 … major is organizational leadership.

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus three-star recruit … rated as the nation’s No. 24 tight end by On3 … the No. 43 athlete in the class by 247, No. 45 by ESPN and No. 50 by Rivals … touted as the No. 3 prospect in the state of Nebraska by ESPN and On3, No. 4 by 247 and No. 6 by Rivals … compiled over 2,900 all-purpose yards and 36 touchdowns his sophomore through senior seasons … helped Archbishop Bergan to the 2021 Class C2 state title … set a school record with six touchdowns in a game his senior campaign … brother (Koa) plays safety at Fort Hays State after playing first three seasons at Wyoming … chose OU over Iowa, Kansas State, Nebraska and others.

Year

GP-GS

Rush

Yds Avg

5-9

TD Long

212

Rec

2022 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2023 10-0 13 130 10.0 1 71 1 2024 DID NOT PLAY 2025 DID NOT PLAY Career 11-0 13 130 10.0 1 71 1

PERSONAL

5TH

Enrolled at OU in June 2023 ... major is multidisciplinary studies.

Yds

Avg

Long

6.0

0 6

0 6.0

0 0

0 6

2025 (INCARNATE WOOD)

Did not play.

5-11

206

2024 (INCARNATE WOOD) Did not play.

2023 (WEST TEXAS A&M)

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in 10 games … totaled 130 rushing yards and a touchdown on 13 carries and made one reception for six yards … rushed six times for 28 yards at Eastern New Mexico (11/4) … rushed four times for a career-high 94 yards and a touchdown vs. Angelo State (10/28) … rushed for eight yards on two carries vs. Adams State (9/9).

Did not play.

2022 (WEST TEXAS A&M)

Redshirted ... played in two games … saw action vs. Arkansas State (9/2) and at Tulsa (9/16).

Played in one game on special teams and recorded a tackle vs. Midwestern State (10/8).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Johnson High School in San Antonio, Texas … played running back and wide receiver … led Jaguars to a district title and was named district MVP as a senior in 2021 … rushed for 1,558 yards and 23 touchdowns and notched 313 receiving yards and three TDs his senior season … also named to all-area team and was a San Antonio all-star selection.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... major is management ... last name pronounced mc-CRAIR-ee.

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2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... did not play.

2023 (OKLAHOMA) HIGH SCHOOL

Set program record with 3,233 career receiving yards at D.W. Daniel High School (same school as five-time NFL All-Pro receiver DeAndre Hopkins) ... totaled 183 career receptions and 49 total touchdowns ... registered over 1,000 receiving yards in each of last three seasons … led team to consecutive undefeated seasons and Class AAA SCHSL state titles … chose OU over Appalachian State and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2023 ... major is management.

PLAYERS

PLAYER PROFILES 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

GRAYSON MILLER

5-10

200

2025 (OKLAHOMA) Did not play.

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

Lettered one season at Carroll Senior High School … had three tackles in three games played his senior season … Chose OU over preferred walk-on offers from North Texas, SMU and Texas A&M, among others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in August 2024 ... major is organizational leadership.

2023 (CENTRAL OKLAHOMA)

K/P

5-9

193

A second-team All-MIAA selection … played in eight games … handled punting and kickoff duties … finished the year with 23 punts for 992 yards (43.1 yards per punt) … forced four fair catches and put six punts inside the 20-yard line … registered four 50-plus yard punts and no touchbacks on the season … had a long of 68 at Pittsburg State (11/11) … totaled 42 kickoffs for 2,352 yards (56.0 yards per kickoff) ... had 12 touchbacks and never kicked it out of bounds.

5TH

2022 (LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN) Year 2023 2024 2025 Career

GP-GS PUNTS-YDS AVG LONG 8-0 23-992 43.1 68 13-0 52-2,247 43.2 65 12-0 59-2,705 45.8 66 33-0 134-5,944 44.4 68

TB 0 2 6 8

FC 4 8 13 25

I20 6 19 25 50

50+ 4 20 24 48

BLK 0 0 0 0

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... an All-SEC First Team pick by coaches and Associated Press … served as team's primary punter in all 12 games in which he played (final 12 games of season) … punted 59 times for 2,705 total yards (average of 45.8 yards per punt) with a long of 66 ... set a single-season program-record with 24 punts of at least 50 yards … finished with 25 punts downed inside the 20-yard line … averaged 43.1 yards on seven punts with a long of 56 yards and two downed inside the 20 vs. LSU (11/29) … averaged 44.9 yards on nine punts with a long of 57 yards vs. Missouri (11/22) and was named SEC Special Teams Player of the Week … punted four times for an average of 45.0 yards in win at No. 4 Alabama (11/15) … averaged 47.3 yards on three punts with a long of 52 yards and two punts downed inside 20-yard line in victory at No. 14 Tennessee (11/1) … averaged 50.8 yards on four punts with a long of 59 and three downed inside the 20 vs. Ole Miss (10/25) en route to Ray Guy Award Punter of the Week honors … punted three times for an average of 44.7 yards with a long of 54 yards and two downed inside the 20 vs. Kent State (10/4) … averaged 54.4 yards on five punts with a long of 66, three of 50-plus yards and one downed inside the 20 vs. Auburn (9/20) and was named SEC Special Teams Player of the Week … his 54.4-yard punting average vs. Auburn was third best in school history (minimum five punts) and his 66-yarder in second quarter was OU’s longest since 2022 season … averaged 50.0 yards on four punts with a long of 58 yards and two downed inside the 20 at Temple (9/13) … took over punting duties for game vs. Michigan (9/6) and averaged 47.8 yards on four punts (long of 59) and two downed inside the 20.

2024 (CENTRAL OKLAHOMA)

Named to All-MIAA second team … played in all 13 games … totaled 52 punts for 2,247 yards (43.3-yards average) … registered 20 50-plus-yard punts and put 19 punts inside the 20-yard line … recorded a long punt of 65 yards vs. Central Missouri (9/14) … also kicked off 13 times for 665 yards (51.2-yard average) … tallied three touchbacks.

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Played in two games as a true freshman for Lubbock Christian soccer team.

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Deer Creek High School in Edmond, Okla. … helped Deer Creek to a 6A-II state championship appearance in 2021 as a senior … handled kickoff, field goal, punting and PAT duties.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 … major is management.

Year GP-GS 2024 1-0 2025 13-0 Career 14-0

UT 1 1 2

AT Total 1 2 3 4 4 6

6-3

TFL 0.0-0 1.0-2 1.0-2

Sacks 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

230

INT 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0

PBU 0 0 0

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in all 13 games, primarily on special teams and in a reserve role at linebacker … totaled four tackles (1.0 for loss) … notched two tackles in season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30) … made one tackle at South Carolina (10/18) and one TFL at Temple (9/13).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in two games in a reserve role at linebacker ... saw action in season opener vs. Temple (8/30) and in Armed Forces Bowl vs. Navy (12/27) ... recorded two tackles vs. Temple (8/30).

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PLAYER PROFILES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

HIGH SCHOOL

A four-star prospect by On3 and 247Sports and a three-star recruit according to ESPN and Rivals … rated the No. 232 player in the nation by 247Sports … touted as the No. 20 linebacker in the class by 247Sports and No. 29 by On3 ... rated as the No. 43 outside linebacker by Rivals and No. 44 by ESPN … regarded as the No. 9 prospect in North Carolina by 247Sports, No. 16 by On3, No. 17 by ESPN and No. 19 by Rivals … named one of WSOC-TV’s Big 22 Players to Watch prior to the 2023 season … earned Queen City 3A/4A all-conference honors in 2023 … registered 36 tackles, 11.0 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, an interception and three QB hurries in 2023 to help lead William Amos Hough to an 11-2 record and a district title with a 7-0 mark … a 2022 N.C. sportswriters’ all-state team honorable mention selection as a junior … notched 41 tackles, 13 TFLs, nine sacks a forced fumble and a fumble recovery as a junior in 2022 as his team finished 11-3 and reached the fourth round of the North Carolina Class 4A playoffs … also a standout pitcher and outfielder … chose OU over Miami (Fla.), North Carolina, Tennessee, USC and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2024 ... major is economics.

Year GP-GS 2024 3-0 2025 2-0 Career 5-0

UT 1 0 1

AT Total 1 2 0 0 1 2

5-9

TFL 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

Sacks 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

203

INT 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0

PBU 1 0 1

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in each of season's first two games vs. Illinois State (8/30) and Michigan (9/6) … missed remainder of season due to injury.

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Year

GP-GS Comp

2024 9-7 2025 3-0 Career 12-7

101 2 103

Att Pct

Yds

6-6

240

Redshirted ... played in three games at defensive back… appearances came vs. Temple (8/30), South Carolina (10/19) and vs. Maine (11/2) … totaled two tackles and one pass breakup … recorded one tackle and a PBU vs. Maine (11/2) … registered one stop vs. Houston (9/7).

HIGH SCHOOL

Avg TD INT Long Rush Yds Avg TD Long

179 56.4 1,398 155.3 12 4 50.0 6 3.0 0 183 56.3 1,404 127.6 12

4 0 4

69 8 69

41 19 0.4 2 3 10 3.3 0 44 29 1.5 2

37 9 37

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... played in three games in a backup role at quarterback … saw action vs. Kent State (10/4), at South Carolina (10/18) and vs. Ole Miss (10/25) … completed 2 of 4 passes for 6 yards and rushed three times for 10 yards vs. Kent State.

2024 (MERCER)

Earned All-Southern Conference Freshman Team honors … played in nine games and made seven starts … completed 101 of 179 passes (56.4%) for 1,398 yards and 12 touchdowns … threw for three TD passes in two games (including a 15-for-30, 282-yard performance in a win at VMI [11/9]) … totaled 257 passing yards and three scores vs. Furman (11/23) … rushed for touchdowns vs. Princeton (10/12) and Western Carolina (10/26).

A four-star recruit by 247Sports and Rivals … a three-star prospect according to ESPN and On3 … the nation’s No. 249 overall recruit by Rivals … rated as the No. 27 cornerback in the class by Rivals, No. 32 by 247Sports, No. 47 by ESPN and No. 51 by On3 … regarded as the No. 6 prospect in Arizona by 247Sports and Rivals, No. 8 by On3 and No. 11 by ESPN … a four-year varsity letterman for the Casteel Colts who played on both sides of the ball … totaled 641 passing yards and one passing touchdown as a quarterback as well as 723 rushing yards (eight TDs) and 689 receiving yards (six TDs) in his offensive career … boasted 156 tackles, 13 interceptions and 33 passes defended … a 2023 Arizona 6A Premier Conference honorable mention pick … named 2023 All-Chandler Unified School District Two-Way Player of the Year … a Sports360AZ All-Academic honorable mention selection … named to the 2020 MaxPreps Freshman All-American Team (first-team all-defense) … also played basketball and competed in track and field … father (Bobby Newcombe) played quarterback at Nebraska from 1997-2000 and was a sixth-round NFL Draft pick by Arizona … brother (Isaiah) plays defensive back at UCLA … chose Oklahoma over Arizona, Michigan, Wisconsin and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2024 ... major is community health.

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Cardinal Gibbons High School in Raleigh, N.C. … two-time all-conference selection … limited by injury as a senior but still completed 97 of 154 passes for 1,186 yards and nine touchdowns (three interceptions) over six games … also rushed for 164 yards and a TD … opened season with 347 yards and four touchdowns on 29of-43 passing vs. Jordan and added 377 yards and three TDs on 22-of-40 passing against Rolesville … completed 62.3% of his passes as a junior for 1,962 yards and 16 touchdowns (registered multiple TD passes in six games) and rushed for 159 yards.

PERSONAL

OL DL

Enrolled at OU in June 2025 … major is business.

6-3 6-4

323 275

FR SO

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus four-star prospect … touted as the nation’s No. 89 overall recruit by ESPN and No. 152 by 247Sports … rated as the No. 10 defensive end recruit by ESPN, No. 17 edge prospect by 247Sports and No. 20 weakside defensive end by Rivals … the No. 1 overall recruit in Oklahoma according to ESPN, No. 3 by 247Sports, No. 4 by Rivals and No. 7 by On3 … ranked No. 2 on The Oklahoman’s Super 30 list of recruits in the 2025 class … selected for the 2025 Navy AllAmerican Bowl … registered 54 tackles, 14.0 TFLs, 3.0 sacks, nine QB hurries and three pass breakups as a senior in 2024 … also made 17 receptions for 383 yards and five touchdowns in 2024 … recorded 54 tackles, one sack and five pass breakups while adding 34 receptions for 577 yards and five touchdowns as a junior … earned honorable mention all-state acclaim as a wide receiver/tight end from The Oklahoman as a junior in 2023 … also played basketball in high school (joined

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PLAYER PROFILES 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS Weatherford’s 1,000-point club in only two seasons) … chose Oklahoma over Auburn, Georgia, LSU and Oklahoma State, among others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2025 ... major is human relations.

6-2

302

Year GP-GS 2024 2-0 2025 11-0 Career 13-0

UT 0 3 3

AT Total 0 0 3 6 3 6

6-3

TFL Sacks 0.0-0 0.0-0 2.0-16 2.0-16 2.0-16 2.0-16

257

INT 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0

PBU 0 1 1

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

2025 (WESTERN KENTUCKY)

Played in 11 games ... started each of final nine regular season contests (all at center) ... played 653 snaps according to PFF ... allowed just two sacks on 394 passblocking snaps.

2024 (VIRGINIA TECH)

Played in three games … lone start came in Duke’s Mayo Bowl vs. Minnesota (1/3) … also saw action at Old Dominion (9/14) and vs. Boston College (10/17).

2023 (VIRGINIA TECH)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in 11 games … did not play vs. Michigan (9/6) or at Temple (9/13) … totaled six tackles (2.0 sacks for 16 yards) and a pass breakup … recorded a sack in win at No. 14 Tennessee (11/1) … registed a pass breakup at South Carolina (10/18) … logged two tackles (1.0 sack) vs. Kent State (10/4) … also recorded tackles vs. LSU (11/29), Texas (10/11) and in season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic and SEC First-Year Academic honor rolls ... played in two games at defensive end … appearances came in season opener vs. Temple (8/30) and vs. Maine (11/2).

Redshirted … did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played at Tuscarora High School in Leesburg, Va. … was a Class 4A all-state selection as an offensive lineman and earned honorable mention acclaim as a defensive lineman … earned first-team All-Region 4C honors on both offense and defense.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... major is multidisciplinary studies ... last name pronounced NEET-uh.

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus four-star recruit and rated as a top-175 national prospect by On3 (No. 78), Rivals (No. 165) and ESPN (No. 169) … rated as the country’s No. 7 weakside defensive end by Rivals, No. 11 edge by On3, No. 23 defensive end by ESPN and No. 27 edge by 247Sports … touted as the No. 1 recruit in Oklahoma by ESPN, On3 and Rivals and No. 3 by 247Sports … selected to play in the 2023 U.S. Army Bowl … earned second-team all-state honors from The Oklahoman in 2022 and was an honorable mention all-state pick by the Tulsa World … led the NOAH Jaguars to a 42-9 win in the 2022 National Homeschool Football Tournament championship game … registered 43 tackles, 16.0 tackles for loss, 6.0 sacks, an interception and a forced fumble as a junior in 2022 … also rushed 14 times for 64 yards and a touchdown and caught six passes for 58 yards and a score in 2022 … recorded 78 tackles, 21.0 tackles for loss, 10.5 sacks, three pass breakups, two forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and a punt return for a touchdown as a sophomore in 2021 … chose Oklahoma over Alabama, LSU, Tennessee, Texas and others.

PERSONAL

6-2

208

Enrolled at OU in January 2024 … major is sports business ... last name pronounced o-KOY-yay.

DANNY OKOYE 2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... lone appearance came vs. Kent State (10/4).

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus three-star prospect … rated as the No. 56 quarterback in the class by On3, No. 73 by ESPN and No. 83 by 247Sports … ranked as the No. 6 recruit in Utah by On3, No. 20 by 247Sports and No. 21 by ESPN … completed 195 of 341 passes for 2,857 yards and 29 touchdowns and rushed for 66 yards and three TDs as a senior … led Lehi High School to the Utah Class 6A state semifinals where he passed for 368 yards and four touchdowns … named to the 2024 All-Region 3 Team … completed 207 of 317 passes for 2,812 yards and 31 touchdowns and ran for three TDs as a junior in 2023 as Lehi advanced to the state semifinals in the school’s first year in Class 6A … earned 2023 Utah Class 6A second-team all-state honors from the Deseret News … completed 30 of 37 passes for 258 yards and five touchdowns in a backup role as a sophomore for Lehi’s Class 5A state championship squad … chose Oklahoma over Appalachian State, Arizona, Oklahoma State, Washington State and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is human relations … last name pronounced NEW.

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PLAYER PROFILES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES earned academic all-state honors … selected to play in San Antonio Sports All-Star Game … totaled 16 tackles (11 for loss and 6.0 sacks) as a junior.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... major is multidisciplinary studies ... last name pronounced oh-zuh-WAH-loo.

6-5

315

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in nine games and made seven starts at left guard ... played 398 snaps according to PFF ... allowed just one sack on 228 pass-blocking snaps.

6-3

318

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in 12 of 13 games and made eight starts … played 630 snaps according to PFF ... allowed four sacks on 345 pass-blocking snaps ... started Tennessee contest (9/21) and final seven games of season (all at left guard) ... missed game vs. Houston (9/7).

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... lone appearance came in season opener vs. Arkansas State (9/2).

HIGH SCHOOL

Rated as a four-star prospect by On3 and a three-star recruit by 247Sports, ESPN and Rivals … ranked as the No. 26 offensive tackle in the class by On3, No. 31 by 247, No. 53 by ESPN and No. 78 by Rivals … touted as the No. 2 player in the state of Washington by On3 and the seventh-best prospect by 247, ESPN and Rivals … earned 2022 Prep Redzone Washington All-League First Team honors on offense and was a second-team selection on defense … named to 2021 4A King County Crest All-League First Team and a Cleats vs. Cancer All-Star … chose Sooners over Stanford, UCLA and Utah, among others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2023 ... major is marketing … last name pronounced o-ZY-tuh.

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in all 13 games and made six starts at left guard … started season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30) and each of team's final five games (at Tennessee [11/1], at Alabama [11/15], vs. Missouri [11/22], vs. LSU [11/29] and CFP First Round vs. Alabama]) ... ... played 446 snaps according to PFF ... allowed just one sack on 264 pass-blocking snaps.

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in four games at offensive guard … appearances came vs. Temple (8/30), vs. Maine (11/2), vs. Alabama (11/23) and in Armed Forces Bowl vs. Navy (12/27).

HIGH SCHOOL

A four-star prospect by Rivals and a three-star recruit by 247Sports, ESPN and On3 … regarded as the No. 33 overall national prospect by Rivals … rated as country's No. 1 offensive guard by Rivals and No. 25 by ESPN … ranked as the No. 45 interior offensive lineman nationally by 247Sports and No. 73 by On3 … rated as the No. 7 recruit in Florida by Rivals, No. 63 by ESPN, No. 69 by 247Sports and No. 91 by On3 … earned 2022 Florida Class 2M and 2021 Class 3A honorable mention all-state honors … played on both offense and defense and was credited with eight tackles and two TFLs in 2022 … also competed in basketball and track and field … primarily competed in throwing events but recorded a 12.97 100-meter dash time in spring 2024 … chose Oklahoma over Miami (Fla.), Oregon, Texas A&M, UCF and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2024 … a pre-chiropractic major ... last name pronounced pee-AIR loo-WEE.

Year GP-GS 2024 4-0 2025 12-10 Career 16-10

UT 1 9 10

AT Total 0 1 8 17 8 18

6-3

TFL Sacks 1.0-1 0.0-0 6.0-35 3.0-22 7.0-36 3.0-22

277

INT 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0

PBU 0 1 1

5-11

214

2025 (UTSA)

Played in 12 games and made 10 starts at defensive end … started each of regular season's last 10 contests … totaled 17 tackles (6.0 for loss and 3.0 sacks), one pass breakup and three QB hurries … made two tackles vs. Army (11/29) … registered two tackles at Charlotte (11/15) … logged three tackles (one for loss) at North Texas (10/18) … totaled three tackles at Temple (10/4) … registered three solo tackles (all for lost yardage including 1.0 sack) vs. Incarnate Word (9/13) … recorded a sack vs. Texas State (9/6) … made one tackle and was credited with a pass breakup in season opener at Texas A&M (8/30).

2024 (UTSA)

Redshirted … played in four games … registered a tackle for loss in Myrtle Beach Bowl vs. Coastal Carolina (12/23) … also saw action vs. FAU (10/19), at Tulsa (10/26) and at Army (11/30).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Reagan High School in San Antonio, Texas … earned second-team all-state and unanimous first-team all-district honors … also named to San Antonio Express-News All-Area Team … registered 42 tackles (14 for loss and 4.5 sacks), four pass breakups, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries as a senior …

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Year GP-GS 2024 12-0 2025 13-0 Career 25-0

UT 1 19 20

AT Total 3 4 12 31 15 35

TFL 0.0-0 2.5-16 2.5-16

Sacks 0.0-0 1.0-10 1.0-10

INT 0 0 0

FF 0 1 1

FR 0 0 0

PBU 0 1 1

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in all 13 games, primarily at “Cheetah” position … totaled 31 total tackles (2.5 for loss of 16 yards, 1.0 sack), one pass breakup, one QB hurry and a forced fumble … recorded a season-high five tackles vs. Missouri (11/22) … tallied four tackles and forced a fumble at Alabama (11/15) … registered one tackle, one QB hurry and a pass breakup vs. Ole Miss (10/25) … notched two tackles (1.0 for loss) vs. Texas (10/11) … logged four tackles (0.5 TFL) vs. Kent State … tallied four solo tackles (1.0 TFL) and first career sack at Temple (9/13) … recorded three tackles in season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic and SEC First-Year Academic honor rolls ... played in 12 games in secondary and on special teams … did not play vs. Tulane (9/14) …

PLAYERS

PLAYER PROFILES 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS totaled four tackles … recorded one tackle each vs. Texas (10/12), vs. Maine (11/2), vs. Alabama (11/23) and at LSU (11/30).

XAVIER ROBINSON

HIGH SCHOOL

u Started each of team's final four regular season games in 2025 and rushed for 421 yards (5.1 per carry) and four touchdowns on the year. Also caught 15 passes (one TD).

A consensus four-star recruit … touted as a top-170 recruit by 247Sports and On3 … regarded as the nation’s No. 144 prospect by On3 and No. 170 by 247Sports … rated as the No. 11 safety in the class by On3 and 247Sports, No. 25 by ESPN and No. 33 by Rivals … ranked as the No. 7 prospect in Ohio by 247Sports, No. 8 by On3, No. 12 by ESPN and No. 14 by Rivals … a 2023 first-team All-Ohio selection by the Ohio High School Athletic Association … named Ohio Southwest District Co-Defensive Player of the Year and a first-team all-district performer as a senior … also named 2023 Greater Western Ohio Conference Defensive Player of the Year and a first-team all-conference selection … registered 82 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, six pass breakups and a forced fumble and tallied 255 kickoff return yards as a senior … earned 2022 first-team All-GWOC and honorable mention OHSAA All-Ohio recognition … recorded 80 tackles, eight TFLs, two sacks, 10 pass breakups and four forced fumbles as a junior in 2022 … also played basketball … chose Oklahoma over Ohio State, Michigan State, UCLA and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2024 ... major is organizational leadership.

Year GP-GS 2025 9-0 Career 9-0

UT 2 2

AT Total 1 3 1 3

5-11

TFL 0.0-0 0.0-0

Sacks 0.0-0 0.0-0

212

INT 0 0

FF 0 0

FR 0 0

PBU 0 0

6-0

232

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in nine games, primarily on special teams and in a reserve defensive back role … totaled three tackles … recorded one tackle vs. Missouri (11/22), vs. Kent State (10/4) and in season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30).

HIGH SCHOOL

A four-star prospect by ESPN and Rivals and three-star recruit by 247Sports and On3 … regarded as the nation’s No. 51 overall prospect by Rivals … ranked as the No. 3 safety by Rivals, No. 33 by ESPN, No. 40 by On3 and No. 49 by 247Sports … rated as the No. 1 prospect in Arkansas by Rivals and No. 3 by 247Sports, ESPN and On3 … named 2024 Rivals Five-Star Camp Defensive Back MVP … helped Parkview High School to back-to-back Arkansas 5A state titles in 2022 and 2023 (team plays in 2024 state championship game this Friday) … totaled 42 tackles, two interceptions, two forced fumbles and 10 pass breakups and racked up 1,200 all-purpose yards and 11 touchdowns at receiver and on special teams as a junior … scored four total touchdowns on defense and special teams in 2021 when he earned MaxPreps Freshman All-America Second Team honors in the secondary … chose Oklahoma over Arkansas, LSU, Oregon and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is organizational leadership … first name pronounced oh-MAR-ee-on.

Year

2024 2025 Career

GP-GS

7-1 12-4 19-5

Rush

49 83 132

Yds Avg

233 421 654

4.8 5.1 5.0

TD Long

4 4 8

40 65 65

Rec

Yds

13 119 15 106 28 225

Avg

9.2 6.4 8.0

0 1 1

Long

46 21 46

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in 12 games and made four starts … started each of regular season's final four contests … rushed 83 times for 421 yards and four touchdowns and caught 15 passes for 106 yards and one TD … recorded 12 carries for 42 yards and four receptions for 16 yards vs. Missouri (11/22) … notched a career high and season high for any Sooner in rushing yards in with 115 yards on 16 carries (one touchdown) in win at No. 14 Tennessee (11/1) … registered nine carries for 109 yards and a season-high two touchdowns (including a team-season-long rush of 65 yards) to go along with two receptions for 27 yards vs. Ole Miss (10/25) … tallied 11 carries for 58 yards (one TD) and one reception for eight yards at South Carolina (10/18) … carried five times for 26 yards and made one reception for a six-yard touchdown vs. Temple (9/13).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in seven games (all in last eight contests) and made one start in regular season finale at LSU (11/30) … totaled 233 rushing yards and four touchdowns on 49 carries (4.8 yards per rush) and had 13 receptions for 119 yards … rushed six times for 21 yards and made two receptions for 24 yards in Armed Forces Bowl vs. Navy (12/27) ... recorded 10 carries for 20 yards and one touchdown at LSU … registered season highs of 107 rushing yards (including a season-long 40-yard carry) and two touchdowns on 18 totes in win over No. 7 Alabama (11/23) to earn SEC Freshman of the Week honors … rushed nine times for 56 yards at Missouri (11/9) … logged 29 yards and one touchdown on six carries and added a seasonlong 46-yard reception vs. Maine (11/2) … made collegiate debut vs. Texas (10/12).

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus three-star recruit … regarded as the No. 34 running back prospect in the nation by Rivals, No. 38 by ESPN, No. 48 by 247Sports and No. 124 by On3 … touted as the fourth-best prospect in Oklahoma by ESPN, No. 6 by Rivals, No. 7 by 247Sports and No. 19 by On3 … helped lead the Titans to back-to-back Oklahoma Class 5A state championships in 2022 and ’23 … totaled 4,370 rushing yards and 77 touchdowns over over his junior and senior seasons and was named the 2022 and ’23 MaxPreps Oklahoma High School Football Player of the Year … registered

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PLAYER PROFILES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES 1,789 rushing yards and 34 touchdowns on 229 carries (7.8 yards per rush and 127.8 yards per game) and made 12 receptions for 126 yards and two TDs as a senior in 2023 to help lead the Carl Albert Titans to a 14-0 record … named the Oklahoma offensive player of the year by The Oklahoman and the Tulsa World … also named The Oklahoman’s OKC Metro High School Offensive Football Player of the Year … rushed for 2,598 yards and 39 touchdowns (9.4 yards per carry and 185.3 yards per game) as a junior in 2022 … also registered 10 receptions for 78 yards and a TD, scored on a kickoff return and totaled 41 touchdowns in 2022 … the first 2,000-yard rusher in school history … rushed for 200 or more yards four times … also competed in track and field … chose Oklahoma over Iowa State, Notre Dame, Oklahoma State and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2024 ... major is management ... first name pronounced ex-ZAY-vee-er.

vs. Auburn (9/20) … converted field goals of 52 and 29 yards at Temple (9/13) … missed his first field goal attempt of season (from 42 yards) vs. Michigan (9/6) but made a 21-yard kick later in game and did not miss until CFP First Round vs. Alabama when he went 1 for 3 … did not attempt a field goal in season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30) but made all five extra-point attempts.

2024 (UTSA)

Earned honorable mention All-American Athletic Conference accolades … played in all 13 games … converted 19 of 23 (83%) field goal attempts and 35 of 36 extra points … recorded 85 kickoffs with a school-record 62 touchbacks … hit a schoolrecord 54-yard field goal as part of a three-field goal performance vs. Memphis (11/2) … went 4 for 4 on field goals with a long of 44 yards in a win over North Texas (11/15) … made all three field goal attempts in a victory against Florida Atlantic (10/19) … connected on two field goals (including a 52-yarder) at Rice (10/12) … was a perfect 3 for 3 on field goals vs. Coastal Carolina in Myrtle Beach Bowl (12/23).

2023 (UTSA)

Played in all 13 games … set a program single-season record with 42 touchbacks on 77 kickoffs … helped limit opponents to a 19.3-yard average on kickoff returns … went 1-for-2 on field goal attempts ... made his first career field goal from 47 yards against Rice (11/11) … named to American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team.

2022 (UTSA)

Year 2022 2023 2024 2025 Career

GP-GS 4-0 13-0 13-0 13-0 43-0

FGM-FGA 0-0 1-2 19-23 24-27 44-52

Pct — 50.0 82.6 88.9 84.6

5-9

Blk 0 0 0 0 0

180

Long — 47 54 55 55

PAT 0-0 2-2 35-36 35-35 72-73

5TH

Pct — 100.0 97.2 100.0 98.6

Redshirted ... played in four games … kicked off 20 times and registered one touchback … successfully recovered his own onside kick at UAB (11/5) … also played in both victories vs. North Texas (5/22 at home and 12/2 in C-USA Championship Game) as well as vs. Troy in Cure Bowl (12/16).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Port Neches-Grove High School in Port Neches, Texas … handled kicking and punting duties … set school record with 67 career extra points … ranked in top 15 nationally among kickers in class of 2022 by 247Sports … also played soccer.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2025 … major is management ... last name pronounced san-DELL.

TATE SANDELL

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Became Oklahoma's first Lou Groza Award winner as nation's best placekicker … named first-team All-American by FWAA and Sporting News … a second-team All-American by AFCA, Associated Press and Walter Camp Foundation … named SEC Special Teams Player of the Year … an All-SEC First Team selection by coaches and Associated Press … served as primary kicker on placekicks and kickoffs in all 13 games … a three-time SEC Special Teams Player of the Week (10/6, 11/3, 11/17) … set or tied eight career or single-season school, conference, FBS or stadium records … was 24 for 27 on field goal attempts (89%) with a long of 55 yards (made four times) … was 8 for 9 on field goal attempts from 50-plus yards and 16 for 18 from 40-plus yards ... made first eight attempts from 50-plus yards (only kicker nationally since at least 1995 with eight makes of 50-plus yards in a single season) … was 23 for 24 (96%) on field goal attempts during regular season … set a school and single-season SEC record for consecutive made field goals (made 24 straight; previous school record was 18) … his eight FG makes of 50-plus yards led nation (only two other players made as many as five) ... paced country with 16 makes of 40-plus yards … finished with an average make distance of 42.1 yards … was also 35 for 35 on PAT attempts … made a school-career-record four field goals of 55-plus yards … was one of two FBS kickers since at least 1995 with four makes of 55-plus yards in a season (the only one to do it in a five-game stretch) … made a nation-leading and OU-single-season-record 16 field goals of 40-plus yards (previous program record was nine) … scored 107 of the team’s 341 points (31%) … made at least one field goal in each of season's final 12 games and made at least three field goals in four of final seven contests … was responsible for 26 of OU’s 56 points (46%) in November road wins over No. 14 Tennessee (11/1) and No. 4 Alabama (11/15), and for 36 of Sooners’ 90 points (40%) over their four November victories … closed regular season by making a 38-yard field goal vs. LSU (11/29) and a 45-yarder vs. Missouri (11/22) … made field goals from 25, 52 and 24 yards in OU’s 23-21 win at Alabama … the 24-yarder with 13:41 remaining in fourth quarter put Sooners in front and represented game’s final points … his performance at Tennessee was greatest single-game kicking performance in school history as he booted three field goals longer than 50 yards and four longer than 40 … tied a school-single-game record at Tennessee with his four field goals (55, 51, 40, 55 yards) and tied Neyland Stadium record for longest field goal (55 yards; twice) … became first FBS kicker since 2021 to make three 50-plus-yard field goals in a game (tied FBS record) and first FBS kicker since 2011 to make two 55-plus-yard field goals in a road contest … made two 42-yard field goals vs. Ole Miss (10/25) … converted from 55 yards at South Carolina (10/18) … made field goals of 42 and 41 yards vs. Texas (10/11) … hit from 49, 39 and 55 yards vs. Kent State (10/4) … connected on three attempts (49, 32 and 28 yards) for the first time of season

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PLAYER PROFILES 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

ISAIAH SATEGNA III u A 2025 first-team

Year

GP-GS

2022 4-0 2023 12-1 2024 12-10 2025 13-13 Career 41-24

Rec

Yds

2 12 15 129 37 491 67 965 121 1,597

Avg

6.0 8.6 13.3 14.4 13.2

5-10

185

TD Long Rush

0 2 1 8 11

10 35 58 87 87

0 1 1 4 6

Yds

0 28 15 24 67

Avg

— 28.0 15.0 6.0 11.2

5TH

0 0 0 0 0

Long

0 28 15 21 28

All-SEC honoree as a receiver by the AP and a second-teamer as a receiver and all-purpose player by the coaches, he totaled career highs of 67 receptions, 965 receiving yards and eight receiving TDs, and returned 24 punts for 318 yards (ranked 10th nationally with 13.3 average).

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

A first-team AP All-SEC honoree at wide receiver ... a second-team All-SEC selection by coaches (as both wide receiver and all-purpose player) … started all 13 games at wide receiver and served as team’s primary returner on kickoffs and punts … totaled team highs of 67 receptions, 965 yards and eight touchdown receptions … also rushed four times for 24 yards (long of 21) … totaled 24 punt returns for 318 yards (long of 43) ... ranked 10th nationally with 13.3-yard puntreturn average … registered four 100-yard receiving games … led team in receiving yards in eight contests … made at least two receptions in every game and at least four catches in 10 outings … made two grabs for 17 yards and a 7-yard touchdown in CFP First Round vs. Alabama (12/19) … recorded nine receptions for 121 yards and a 58-yard TD that gave OU lead for good in fourth quarter and added a 35-yard punt return vs. LSU (11/29) … logged three catches for 108 yards and a touchdown (87 yards) vs. Missouri (11/22) … had a 42-yard punt return that set up OU’s first field goal, caught four passes for 26 yards and registered a 21-yard rush in win at No. 4 Alabama (11/15) … notched six receptions for 68 yards in victory at No. 14 Tennessee (11/1) … registered a career-high 131 yards and a 76-yard touchdown on six receptions vs. Ole Miss (10/25) … recorded seven catches for 73 yards and a TD at South Carolina (10/18) … made four grabs for 61 yards vs. Texas (10/11) … tallied four receptions for 75 yards and two TDs vs. Kent State (10/4) … registered 127 yards and a touchdown on nine catches vs. Auburn (9/20) … tallied seven receptions for 97 yards at Temple (9/13) … made four catches for 44 yards vs. Michigan (9/6).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Fayetteville High School in Fayetteville, Ark. … totaled 172 receptions, 3,261 receiving yards and 25 touchdowns during his high school career … finished with 100 catches for a nation-leading 1,908 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior … helped lead Fayetteville High School to a state championship appearance … was a consensus four-star prospect in the 2022 class … rated as the No. 1 prospect in Arkansas and the No. 21 wide receiver recruit in the country according to 247Sports … also lettered in track and field … named 2021-22 Gatorade Arkansas Boys Track and Field Player of the Year … ranked as the No. 4 track and field prospect in the nation in the 2022 class by MileSplit.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 … major is organizational leadership ... last name pronounced suh-TAIN-yuh.

2024 (ARKANSAS)

Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at wide receiver … totaled 37 receptions, 491 receiving yards, one receiving touchdown, three kick returns for 52 yards and 10 punt returns for 68 yards … recorded five receptions for 54 yards and added 16 yards on four returns (three punts, one kickoff) vs. Louisiana Tech (11/23) … caught two passes for 24 yards vs. Texas (11/23) and vs. Ole Miss (11/2) … registered four catches for 55 yards at LSU (10/19) … tallied five receptions for 72 yards vs. Tennessee (10/5) … hauled in a career-high six receptions for 27 yards while rushing once for 15 yards at Texas A&M (9/28) … recorded a career-high 85 receiving yards on three catches (including a 58-yard touchdown grab) at Auburn (9/21) … logged four catches for 73 yards and returned a kickoff for 16 yards at Oklahoma State (9/7) … totaled 97 all-purpose yards (34 receiving, 33 punt return, 30 kick return) vs. Arkansas Pine-Bluff (8/29).

2023 (ARKANSAS)

Played in all 12 games and made one start at wide receiver … named to Freshman All-SEC Team by league’s coaches … earned third-team All-SEC honors from Phil Steele as a return specialist … totaled 15 receptions for 129 receiving yards and two touchdowns to go along with 23 kick returns for 500 yards and 15 punt returns for 180 yards and one touchdown … led team with 837 all-purpose yards … tallied four games with at least 100 all-purpose yards … caught two passes for 37 yards and one receiving touchdown, rushed once for 28 yards and returned four kickoffs for 100 yards vs. Florida International (11/18) … logged a season-long 35-yard reception vs. Auburn (11/11) … recorded three receptions for 22 receiving yards and added 69 punt return yards and 17 kick return yards at Florida (11/4) … returned two kickoffs for 36 yards and made two receptions for 19 yards (one for a 5-yard touchdown) at Alabama (10/14) … registered 174 all-purpose yards (included an 88-yard punt return touchdown) vs. BYU (9/16) … logged 111-purpose yards in season-opener vs. Western Carolina (9/2).

2022 (ARKANSAS)

Redshirted … appeared in four games … totaled two receptions for 12 yards … recorded one catch for two yards in Liberty Bowl vs. Kansas (12/28) … made one catch for 10 yards at Auburn (10/29).

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Year

2025 Career

GP-GS

2-0 2-0

Rush

2 2

Yds Avg

21 10.5 21 10.5

5-10

TD Long

0 0

17 17

205

Rec

0 0

Yds

0 0

Avg

0.0 0.0

0 0

Long

0 0

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in two games at running back … appearances came vs. Kent State (10/4) and at South Carolina (10/18) … totaled two rushes for 21 yards (long of 17) vs. Kent State (10/4).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll ... redshirted ... did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus three-star prospect … ranked as the No. 133 running back nationally by On3 and No. 161 by 247Sports … listed as the No. 13 prospect in Colorado by On3 and No. 15 by 247Sports … contributed at running back, wide receiver, kick returner and defensive back … totaled 920 yards of offense and 21 tackles on defense as a senior ... finished prep career with 3,019 all-purpose yards and 33 total touchdowns on offense and special teams, along with 47 tackles, one tackle for loss and one interception defensively … a second-team MaxPreps All-State selection as a senior … chose Oklahoma over Arizona State, Colorado, USC and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2024 ... brother of former OU running back Gavin Sawchuk ... major is management.

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PLAYER PROFILES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2024 ... major is management.

6-2

255

SO DL

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

6-3

315

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... saw action in one game ... made collegiate debut vs. Kent State (10/4).

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus three-star recruit … touted as the nation’s No. 36 weakside defensive end prospect by Rivals, No. 65 defensive end by ESPN, No. 108 edge by 247Sports and No. 110 edge by On3 … the No. 10 overall prospect in Oklahoma by ESPN, No. 17 by On3 and No. 27 by 247Sports … logged 59 tackles, 26.0 TFLs and 5.0 sacks on defense and 18 receptions for 206 yards and three touchdowns on offense in 2024 before sustaining a season-ending injury … Wagoner High School’s all-time sacks leader (35) … earned 2023 first-team Oklahoma All-State honors from The Oklahoman after his junior season … ranked No. 7 on The Oklahoman’s Super 30 list of recruits in the 2025 class … finished his sophomore season with 83 tackles, 21 tackles for loss, 12 sacks and two forced fumbles in helping Wagoner to a state title in 2022 … chose Oklahoma over Arkansas, Tennessee, Texas Tech and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is management.

Year GP-GS 2024 13-0 2025 13-2 Career 26-2

UT 2 16 18

AT Total TFL Sacks 4 6 2.0-14 1.0-10 26 42 8.0-22 1.5-10 30 48 10.0-36 2.5-20

INT 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0

PBU 0 1 1

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in all 13 games and made two starts at defensive tackle … started at South Carolina (10/18) and vs. Kent State (10/4) … led all defensive tackles and ranked seventh on the team with his 42 total tackles … also totaled 8.0 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, six QB hurries and a pass breakup … notched two QB hurries in the CFP First Round vs. Alabama (12/19) … recorded two tackles (1.0 for loss) vs. LSU (11/29) … registered a career-high-tying six tackles and a QB hurry vs. Missouri (11/22) … made four tackles at Alabama (11/15) … notched three tackles and tied his career high with 2.0 TFLs vs. Ole Miss (10/25) … tallied two tackles and two QB hurries at South Carolina (10/18) … notched four solo tackles (1.0 TFL) vs. Texas (10/4) … registered a career-high six tackles, including 0.5 sack and 2.0 TFLs, and a QB hurry vs. Kent State (10/4) … made five tackles, including a sack, vs. Auburn (9/20) … recorded two tackles (1.0 TFL) at Temple (9/13) … logged four tackles vs. Michigan (9/6) … tallied two tackles and a PBU in the season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30).

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Year GP-GS 2024 1-0 2025 3-0 Career 4-0

UT 0 1 1

AT Total 0 0 0 1 0 1

6-4

TFL 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

Sacks 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

300

INT 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in all 13 games at defensive tackle and on special teams … totaled six tackles (2.0 tackles for loss and 1.0 sack) … registered one tackle vs. Alabama (11/23) … recorded one tackle (first career sack) vs. Maine (11/2) … logged one tackle vs. South Carolina (10/19) and vs. Texas (10/12) … registered a career high two tackles in season opener vs. Temple (8/30).

FR 0 0 0

PBU 0 0 0

DAVID STONE

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in three games in a reserve role on defensive line … appearances came at Temple (9/13), vs. Kent State (10/4) and at South Carolina (10/18) ... recorded one tackle at South Carolina.

2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... lone appearance came in season opener vs. Temple (8/30).

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus four-star and top-300 national recruit … ranked as nation’s No. 105 prospect by Rivals, No. 124 by ESPN, No. 177 by 247Sports and No. 295 by On3 … regarded as No. 8 strongside defensive end in the class by Rivals, No. 18 defensive end by ESPN and the No. 23 defensive lineman by On3 and No. 28 by 247Sports … rated as the No. 17 recruit in Texas by Rivals, No. 21 by ESPN, No. 29 by 247Sports and No. 45 by On3 …. selected for the 2024 All-American Bowl … guided the Melissa Cardinals to a 10-2 record and 6-1 district finish his senior season … named the 2023 District 7-5A-II defensive MVP … helped lead team to an 11-3 overall record and a district title for the second year in a row as a junior … boasted an impressive junior season with 103 tackles, 17 tackles for loss, two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and one defensive touchdown … named the District 7-5A-II defensive lineman of the year and to the Texas Sportswriters Association Class 5A All-State First Team his junior season … a 2022 MaxPreps Junior All-American … recorded 66 tackles, 20 tackles for loss, 10 sacks and three forced fumbles as a sophomore … the unanimous defensive lineman of the year his sophomore year and co-defensive newcomer of the year his freshman year in District 7-4A-I … also played basketball …. father (Nigel Smith Sr.) played basketball at SMU from 2000-03 … chose Oklahoma over Alabama, Ohio State, Penn State, Texas A&M and others.

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HIGH SCHOOL

Enrolled at OU in January 2024 ... a consensus five-star and top-30 national recruit … rated as the No. 5 prospect in the country by Rivals, No. 6 by ESPN, No. 17 by 247Sports and No. 29 by On3 … regarded as the nation’s best defensive tackle prospect by ESPN and Rivals and the No. 4 defensive lineman by 247Sports and On3 … ranked as the No. 3 player in Florida by ESPN and Rivals, No. 5 by 247Sports and No. 7 by On3 … a 2023 Under Armour All-American and MaxPreps First-Team All-American … also selected for the 2024 Polynesian Bowl … attended Del City (Okla.) High School for two years before transferring to IMG Academy for his final two seasons … helped IMG Academy to a 10-0 record in 2023 … notched two tackles for loss and four QB hurries in the season opener vs. Lipscomb Academy and returned an interception for a touchdown against Indianapolis Ben Davis High School … a MaxPreps Junior All-American in 2022 … registered 50 tackles, 18 TFLs, five sacks and nine QB hurries as a junior in 2022 … key member of a 2022 IMG defensive unit that allowed only 3.0 points per game and 2.1 yards per rush and forced 30 turnovers … notched 52 tackles, 16 TFLs, nine sacks, two pass breakups and a forced fumble as a sophomore and had 19 tackles, eight TFLs and a sack as a freshman at Del City … named to The Oklahoman’s All-City First Team in 2021 … also competed in track and field … chose Oklahoma over Florida, Miami (Fla.), Michigan State, Oregon, Texas A&M and numerous others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2024 ... major is health and exercise science.

6-0

189

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

A three-time Texas Sports Writers Association All-State selection as a kicker (2022-24) and one-time honoree as a punter (2024) at Gunter High School ... went 276 for 281 on career PAT attempts and 24 for 31 on field goal tries ... compiled 348 career points ... went 81 for 83 on PATs and 10 for 11 on field goals as a senior in 2024 ... ranked first nationally with 110 made extra points his junior season en route to MaxPreps Small Town All-America Second Team honors ... ranked second in Texas high school football history in consecutive PATs made (165) and fifth in PATs converted (276) ... also played quarterback and led team to its third of three consecutive Texas 3A Division II state championships as a starter his senior season ... accounted for 28 total touchdowns and passed for 2,445 yards in 2024 ... also lettered in basketball and golf all four years ... named 2025 National Football Foundation Club of Dallas Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... chose Oklahoma over Louisiana, SMU and other scholarship and preferred walk-on offers.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in July 2025 ... major is finance.

Year GP-GS 2024 12-0 2025 11-3 Career 23-3

UT 3 28 31

AT Total 1 4 16 44 17 48

6-4

TFL 0.0-0 5.0-14 5.0-14

Sacks 0.0-0 2.0-9 2.0-9

231

INT 0 3-8 3-8

FF 0 1 1

FR 0 1 1

PBU 0 1 1

2025 (MICHIGAN)

An Academic All-Big Ten selection … named team’s co-most improved player on defense … played in 11 games and made three starts … started each of season's final three contests … totaled 44 tackles (5.0 for loss and 2.0 sacks), three interceptions, a pass breakup, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery … registered a season-high seven tackles, a forced fumble and a pass breakup in Citrus Bowl vs. Texas (12/31) … amassed six tackles (one for loss) vs. Ohio State (11/29) … recorded an interception and a tackle vs. Washington (10/18) … made four tackles (one for loss) at USC (10/11) … tallied six stops (one for loss) and an interception at Nebraska (9/20) … made five tackles vs. Central Michigan (9/13) … notched three tackles (one sack) and recovered a fumble at Oklahoma (9/6) … registered five tackles (one sack) and his first career interception in season opener vs. New Mexico (8/30).

2024 (MICHIGAN)

Played in 12 games, primarily in a special teams and backup linebacker role … named squad's special teams rookie of the year … totaled four tackles … made two tackles vs. Northwestern (11/23) and solo stops vs. Minnesota (9/28) and Texas (9/7).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Central Catholic High School in Pittsburgh, Pa. … totaled 105 tackles (seven for loss and four sacks), two forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries as a senior in 2023 … also blocked three punts and notched 36 receptions for 450 yards and nine touchdowns to lead Vikings to state playoffs … registered 117 tackles (two sacks) and four pass breakups on defense as a junior and made 13 receptions for 289 yards and a touchdown while playing through an injury sustained in 2022 season opener to lead team to a Class 6A state runner-up finish … made 29 receptions for 332 yards and eight touchdowns as a sophomore in 2021 … also played basketball.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... major is multidisciplinary studies.

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Year GP-GS 2022 2-0 2023 9-0 2024 2-0 2025 12-4 Career 25-4

UT 0 6 1 19 26

AT Total 1 1 0 6 0 1 29 48 30 56

6-1

TFL 0.0-0 2.0-2 0.0-0 3.5-9 5.5-11

Sacks 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 1.5-7 1.5-7

297

INT 0 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0 0

5TH

FR 0 1 0 0 1

PBU 0 1 0 1 2

2025 (GEORGIA STATE)

Played in all 12 games and made four starts … started vs. Murray State (9/13), vs. Appalachian State (10/11), at Georgia Southern (10/18) and at Troy (11/22) … totaled 48 tackles (3.5 for loss and 1.5 sacks), one pass breakup and five QB hurries … registered at least three tackles in 10 games and at least four stops in eight contests … notched four tackles and a QB hurry at Old Dominion (11/29) … made five stops at Troy … registered five tackles (one for loss) at Coastal Carolina (11/8) … tallied four tackles (0.5 sack) vs. South Alabama (10/23) … recorded five tackles at Georgia Southern … registered a career-high seven tackles vs. Appalachian State … notched five tackles (one sack) vs. James Madison (10/4) … tallied four tackles and a QB hurry vs. Murray State (9/13) … had three stops and was credited with a QB hurry vs. Memphis (9/6) … recorded one tackle, a pass breakup and a QB hurry in season opener at Ole Miss (8/30).

2024 (GEORGIA STATE)

Played in two games … made one tackle vs. Chattanooga (9/7) … also saw action in season opener at Georgia Tech (8/31).

2023 (COLORADO)

Played in nine games … totaled six tackles (2.0 for loss), a fumble recovery, a pass breakup and two QB hurries … registered a season-high three tackles (one for loss), at Arizona State (10/7) … notched one tackle and a QB hurry vs. USC (9/30) … made one tackle at Oregon (9/23) … logged one tackle for loss, a QB hurry and a pass breakup vs. Colorado State (9/16) … recovered a fumble vs. Nebraska (9/9).

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PLAYER PROFILES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

2022 (FLORIDA STATE)

Redshirted … played in two games … made one tackle vs. Boston College (9/24) … also saw action vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (11/19).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Bishop Moore Catholic High School in Orlando, Fla. … rated as a four-star recruit by Rivals and a three-star by 247Sports, ESPN and On3 ... regarded as nation's No. 25 defensive lineman by Rivals and No. 59 by ESPN ... ranked as No. 48 prospect in Florida by Rivals, No. 85 by On3 and No. 89 by 247Sports ... made 37 tackles (7.0 for loss) during junior season … registered 3.0 sacks, forced one fumble and had one fumble recovery … helped Bishop Moore reach regional semifinal round of FHSAA 5A state playoffs in 2020.

6-0

221

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... major is multidisciplinary studies.

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

6-1

198

Prepped at Heritage Hall School where he was a three-sport athlete ... played running back and linebacker ... totaled 1,963 rushing yards, 166 receiving yards and 27 total touchdowns on offense while adding 51 tackles, five sacks and two interceptions on defense during a stellar senior season ... was named District 3A-1 Co-MVP and a first-team all-state selection by The Oklahoman, Tulsa World, Sporting News and Prep Red Zone as a senior in 2024 … was also named an AllState Offensive Player of the Year finalist by The Oklahoman … was school's 2023 breakout player of the year and team’s 2022 comeback co-player of the year … helped lead Heritage Hall to the OSSAA 3A state championship in 2022 ... also competed in basketball and track and field.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2025 ... major is communication. Year 2025 Career

GP-GS 13-0 13-0

Rec 1 1

Yds 8 8

Avg 8.0 8.0

TD 0 0

Long 8 8

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Played in all 13 games primarily on special teams and in a reserve wide receiver role … totaled one reception for five yards and made eight tackles … his catch came at Temple (9/13) … tallied a season-high two tackles on special teams vs. Auburn (9/20) … made a solo tackle at Temple, at South Carolina (10/18), vs. Missouri (11/22) and in CFP First Round vs. Alabama (12/19) ... logged an assisted tackle vs. Michigan (9/6) and another vs. LSU (11/29).

6-5

208

HIGH SCHOOL

A consensus four-star prospect … rated as nation’s No. 135 overall recruit by 247Sports, No. 144 by On3, No. 163 by Rivals and No. 173 by ESPN … regarded as country's No. 5 athlete by 247Sports and No. 20 wide receiver by ESPN and On3 and No. 29 by Rivals … No. 1 recruit in Oklahoma per Rivals, No. 2 by 247Sports and On3 and No. 3 by ESPN … ranked No. 3 on The Oklahoman’s Super 30 list of recruits in the 2025 class … caught 72 passes for 1,803 yards and 26 touchdowns and rushed 63 times for 406 yards and 10 TDs as a senior in 2024 ... also recorded 234 yards on six kickoff returns (including a 99-yard TD) as a senior, as well as 82 tackles, 8.0 TFLs, eight pass breakups, two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery … registered 61 receptions for 1,197 yards and 15 touchdowns, rushed 19 times for 132 yards and five TDs, returned two punts for 110 yards (including an 81-yard TD), returned 14 kickoffs for 329 yards and three TDs and scored on an interception return as a junior in 2023 … compiled 951 yards and 12 touchdowns on 50 receptions and totaled 50 tackles, 3.0 TFLs, one sack, an interception, four pass breakups, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery as a sophomore in 2022 … also competes in baseball and track and field … earned a long jump state title as a sophomore and achieved bronze as a junior … chose Oklahoma over Alabama, Arkansas, Kansas State and Texas A&M and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is human relations.

Year 2023 2024 2025 Career

GP-GS PUNTS-YDS AVG LONG 2-0 0-0 — 0 12-0 75-3,407 45.4 77 13-0 2-95 47.5 54 27-0 77-3,502 45.5 77

TB 0 5 0 5

FC 0 18 0 18

I20 0 27 1 28

50+ 0 23 1 24

BLK 0 0 0 0

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in all 13 games … served as holder on all placekicks … served as punter in season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30) … averaged 47.5 yards on two punts (long of 54 yards and one downed inside 20yard line).

2024 (KENNESAW STATE)

Played in all 12 games at punter ... named first-team All-C-USA ... punted 75 times for 3,407 yards (45.4-yard average) ... induced 18 fair catches and had 27 punts downed inside the 20-yard line ... registered 23 punts of 50-plus yards and only five touchbacks... averaged 47.8 yards on eight punts with three downed inside the 20 vs. Sam Houston (11/16) … averaged 50.1 yards on eight punts with five downed inside the 20 (including a career-long 77-yarder) at UTEP (11/9) … completed a 32yard pass on a fake punt vs. UT Martin (9/28) … averaged 54.6 yards on five punts with four downed inside the 20 at UTSA (8/31).

2023 (KENNESAW STATE)

Redshirted ... played in two games … averaged 35.7 yards on his three punts (long of 47) with two downed inside 20-yard line ... recorded his first career field goal (a 20-yarder) at Charleston Southern (9/30).

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Mill Creek High School in Hoschton, Ga. … helped lead Hawks to the GHSA Class 7A State Championship as a senior … went 80 for 84 on PATs and 12 for 17 on field goals … 73 of his 110 kickoffs were touchbacks … averaged 42.8 yards on 32 punts with a long of 63.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 … major is environmental design ... last name pronounced ULL-rick.

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Year 2025 Career

GP-GS 13-0 13-0

Rec 5 5

6-4

Yds 23 23

253

Avg 4.6 4.6

TD 1 1

Long 7 7

2025 (TENNESSEE)

Played in all 13 games … totaled five receptions for 23 yards and a touchdown … made two catches for 13 yards at Florida (11/22) … logged one grab vs. UAB (9/20) … registered a 7-yard touchdown reception vs. East Tennessee State (9/6).

HIGH SCHOOL

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HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Battle Ground Academy in Franklin, Tenn., where he was a two-sport athlete ... totaled nine receptions for 98 receiving yards on offense while adding 88 tackles, two sacks and one QB hurry on defense ... also competed in wrestling.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2025 ... major is meteorology ... first name pronounced "LG."

Attended Carroll Senior High School in Southlake, Texas … rated as a four-star recruit in the 2025 class by 247Sports, ESPN and On3 … ranked as No. 6 tight end in his class by ESPN and No. 17 by 247Sports … rated as No. 47 prospect in Texas by 247Sports, No. 50 by ESPN and No. 73 by Rivals … a two-way player who also saw action at defensive end as a senior (totaled 59 tackles, nine tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks) and helped team to an undefeated regular season … made 15 catches for 316 yards (21.1 yards per reception) with six touchdowns as a junior … also competed in swimming and track and field.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2026 ... major is sports business ... last name pronounced van-DORE-suh-lair.

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Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... All-SEC Second Team by the coaches … played in all 13 games and made eight starts … started vs. Michigan (9/6), vs. Auburn (9/20) and in each of the final six contests … totaled 39 tackles, including 15.0 for loss and 7.0 sacks, six QB hurries, an interception, a forced fumble, a pass

2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... lone appearance came vs. Kent State (10/4).

HIGH SCHOOL

A four-star prospect by ESPN, On3 and Rivals and a three-star recruit by 247Sports … regarded as the No. 266 overall national prospect by On3 … touted as the No. 17 tight end nationally by On3 and No. 24 by Rivals, and as the No. 12 athlete by ESPN and No. 26 by 247Sports … rated as the No. 6 recruit in the state of Oklahoma by ESPN, On3 and Rivals and No. 8 by 247Sports … totaled 28 receptions for 508 yards and seven touchdowns and made 35 tackles (2.0 for loss), two interceptions (both returned for a touchdown) and three pass breakups as a senior in 2024 … ranked No. 9 on The Oklahoman’s Super 30 list of recruits in the 2025 class … registered 40 receptions for 737 yards and seven touchdowns and notched 48 tackles (2.0 TFLs), five interceptions (two returned for a TD), three pass breakups and two forced fumbles as a junior in 2023 … made 27 receptions for 424 yards and four touchdowns as a sophomore and recorded 43 tackles, 2.0 TFLs, two interceptions and a fumble recovery … helped Carl Albert High School win three straight Oklahoma Class 5A state titles (2022, 2023 and 2024) … teammate of fellow Oklahoma signees Marcus James and Trystan Haynes and current OU freshman running back Xavier Robinson … also competed in track and field … chose Oklahoma over Iowa State, Kansas, Tulsa and others.

TAYLOR WEIN u Earned second-team All-SEC

honors in 2025 after leading OU with 15.0 tackles for loss and racking up 7.0 sacks.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is marketing ... first name pronounced trih-NAY.

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2024 (OKLAHOMA)

Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll ... played in 12 games on special teams and in a reserve role at defensive end ... did not play vs. Houston (9/7) ... totaled two tackles (both vs. Maine on 11/2).

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... lone appearance came in season opener vs. Arkansas State (9/2).

HIGH SCHOOL

A four-star prospect by Rivals and a three-star recruit by 247Sports, ESPN and On3 … touted as the country’s No. 24 strongside defensive end by Rivals and the No. 98 defensive end by ESPN … ranked as the 64th-best edge prospect by 247Sports and No. 90 by On3 … the No. 12 recruit in the state of Tennessee by Rivals, No. 20 by On3, No. 22 by 247Sports and No. 26 by ESPN … compiled 91 tackles, 31 tackles for loss, 13 sacks, four forced fumbles, four recoveries and one safety as a senior in being named the All-Region 5-6A Defensive Player of the Year … helped Nolensville High School to a Class 5A quarterfinals appearance as a senior … chose the Sooners over Cincinnati, Kentucky, Ole Miss and others.

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2025 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... played in three games at defensive tackle … lone tackle came in season opener vs. Illinois State (8/30).

HIGH SCHOOL

A four-star prospect by ESPN, On3 and Rivals and a three-star prospect by 247Sports … the nation’s No. 114 overall recruit according to Rivals, No. 164 by ESPN and No. 216 by On3 … touted as the No. 8 defensive tackle prospect by Rivals, No. 14 defensive lineman by ESPN, No. 23 by On3 and No. 45 by 247Sports … the No. 4 overall recruit in Maryland by Rivals, No. 4 by ESPN and On3 and No. 15 by 247Sports … named a MaxPreps All-American as a sophomore … helped lead Wise High School to the Maryland Class 4A state title game as a senior with 24 tackles, 13 tackles for loss and seven sacks … chose Oklahoma over Ohio State, Penn State, Texas A&M and others.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in January 2025 ... major is organizational leadership.

PERSONAL

Enrolled at OU in June 2023 ... major is organizational leadership ... last name pronounced WINE.

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Played in six games ... saw action at UT Permian Basin (8/30), vs. Pittsburg State (9/6), at Fort Hays State (10/11), vs. Emporia State (10/18), vs. Northeastern State (10/25) and vs. Missouri Southern State (11/8).

2024 (OKLAHOMA) Did not play.

2023 (OKLAHOMA)

Redshirted ... did not play.

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Cache High School in Cache, Okla. ... played left tackle.

PERSONAL

Returned to OU in January 2026 ... major is sociology.

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OU'S 2026 RECRUITING CLASS RANKED 15TH NATIONALLY

ead coach Brent Venables and general manager Jim Nagy and their staffs signed 24 scholarship players for the 2026 season during the December early period and added one during the February signing period. The class of 25 ranked No. 15 nationally by Rivals, No. 16 by 247Sports and No. 17 by ESPN. Of the 25 signees, 13 were ranked as four- or five-star prospects on a five-star scale by 247Sports, ESPN, Rivals or Kohl’s Kicking, while 12 others received three-star ratings. "Really excited about the depth of this class," Venables said. "We really hit all of the targets we set out to. Several of them we've been recruiting for a couple cycles now, and we really landed in a great space. We were able to get the guys we needed to come in and not only fit our locker room from a cultural and fit standpoint but also have a chance to come in and impact us right away."

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A consensus three-star recruit … a top-190 cornerback prospect by ESPN and Rivals … a second-team TSWA Class 6A All-State selection as a senior in 2025 and third-team pick in 2024 … recorded 29 tackles (3.0 for loss), five interceptions, six pass breakups, a forced fumble and two defensive touchdowns in helping Allen High School to a 14-1 record and an appearance in the Class 6A D-1 state semifinals as a senior … also racked up six blocked kicks on special teams … named the District 6-6A Defensive Utility Player of the Year and received first-team all-area honors by the Dallas Morning News … named Allen's 2025 MVP … a three-year varsity starter in football … also competed in track and field ... major is education.

All 25 signees were high school seniors, and 22 of them enrolled at OU in midJanuary. Eleven of them are offensive players (one quarterback, two running backs, four wide receivers, two tight ends and two offensive linemen), 13 are defensive players (five defensive linemen/ends, four linebackers and four defensive backs) and one is a specialist (kicker). Four players were rated as top-100 overall recruits nationally by at least one outlet (quarterback Bowe Bentley, running back Jonathan Hatton Jr., defensive end Jake Kreul and wide receiver Jayden Petit). The state of Texas produced the most OU signees with six, while Florida produced five, California three, Arizona and Indiana two each and Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma one each. "(During) my past with the Seattle Seahawks, we were really big on collecting alphas,” Nagy said. “So that's something I was really dialed into during the recruiting process — guys who were ready to come in and play. This is a developmental program and the coaches do a great job with it, but the guys have to be wired right to come in right away and be developed. We feel like we did that. We really like this group."

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A four-star prospect by ESPN and a three-star recruit by 247Sports and Rivals … touted as the No. 41 defensive end prospect according to ESPN, the No. 50 linebacker recruit by 247Sports and the No. 53 edge prospect by Rivals … ranked as the No. 2 recruit in Indiana by ESPN and No. 9 by 247Sports and Rivals … totaled 65 tackles, 12 tackles for loss and seven sacks in nine games as a senior at Carmel High School in Carmel, Ind. ... named the Indiana Mr. Football Position Award winner for linebacker ... spent his first three prep years at Plant High School in Tampa, Fla. … notched 43 tackles, 25 tackles for loss, 10 sacks and an interception as a junior ... chose Oklahoma over Duke, Nebraska, Vanderbilt and others ... major is management ... last name pronounced BATH-urst.

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A consensus four-star prospect … touted as the nation’s No. 70 overall prospect by Rivals, No. 103 by ESPN and No. 106 by 247Sports … rated as the No. 2 quarterback prospect by ESPN, No. 6 by Rivals and No. 8 by 247Sports … ranked as the No. 9 recruit in Texas by Rivals, No. 12 by ESPN and No. 13 by 247Sports … participated in the 2026 Navy All-American Bowl … went 30-1 in two seasons as a starting quarterback ... compiled more than 7,800 total offensive yards and 111 touchdowns over his junior and senior seasons ... led Celina HS to the 2025 Texas UIL Class 4A Division I state championship semifinal as a senior … named the 2025 Class 4A Built Ford Tough Player of the Year … completed 202 of 265 passes (77%) for 2,911 yards and 32 touchdowns and rushed for 474 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior ... totaled more than 4,200 total yards of offense and 63 touchdowns (passed for 3,211 yards and 47 TDs and rushed for 923 yards 16 scores) and led Celina to a 16-0 record and the Texas 4A D-I state title as a junior … named to the 2024 TSWA Class 4A All-State First Team … earned District 7-4A Division I Co-Offensive MVP honors as a junior … threw for 265 yards and a UIL Class 4A staterecord-tying five touchdowns in the 2024 state championship game en route to the state championship offensive MVP award … also named to the Dave Campbell’s Texas Football 2024 All-State Championship Team … played safety, wide receiver and as a kickoff returner before becoming the team’s starting quarterback his junior season … also competed in soccer, lacrosse and track and field … chose Oklahoma over Florida State, Georgia, LSU, Ohio State and others ... major is organizational leadership.

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A consensus three-star recruit … touted as the nation’s No. 35 inside offensive lineman according to 247Sports and No. 45 by Rivals and the No. 41 offensive guard by ESPN … ranked as the No. 63 prospect in Texas by 247Sports, No. 65 by Rivals and No. 75 by ESPN … earned Texas Class 5A second-team allstate honors and was a two-time Class 7-5A Division I first-team all-district selection (2024 and '25) ... led the Panthers to a 10-3 record and a regional semifinals appearance in the Class 5A playoffs … also competes in track and field in shot put and discus … chose Oklahoma over Kansas State, Missouri, Texas Tech and others ... major is accounting.

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A four-star prospect by ESPN and a three-star recruit by 247Sports and Rivals … touted as the nation’s No. 24 outside linebacker prospect according to ESPN and the No. 31 linebacker recruit by Rivals and No. 49 by 247Sports … ranked as the No. 54 prospect in Florida by ESPN, No. 57 by Rivals and No. 76 by 247Sports … compiled 288 tackles (42.5 for loss and 23.5 sacks) over three seasons … led Nease High School to a regional semifinals appearance as a senior … recognized as the 6A Player of the Year ... registered 101 tackles (including 21.0 for loss and 12.0 sacks), 12 QB hurries and 12 pass breakups as a senior … named the 2024 all-county defensive player of the year by the St. Augustine Record and a member of the Florida Times-Union’s Super 11 … totaled 101 tackles, 12.0 tackles for loss, 11 QB hurries, eight sacks, seven pass break-ups, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery as a junior en route to an undefeated regular season record … chose Oklahoma over Auburn, Florida State, Ohio State and others ... major is business.

A consensus three-star recruit … touted as the nation’s No. 55 defensive end prospect by ESPN and the No. 77 defensive line recruit by Rivals and No. 92 by 247Sports … ranked as the No. 40 prospect in California by ESPN, No. 55 Rivals and No. 62 by 247Sports … selected for the 2025 and 2026 Navy All-American Bowls … named the 2025 Epsilon Co-Lineman of the Year … registered 43 tackles (7.0 for loss) in 11 games as a senior … spent his first three high school seasons at Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas, Nev. … recorded 33 tackles (14.0 for loss and 9.0 sacks) in nine games as a junior … had three sacks in the state championship game his junior season to lead the Gaels to the Nevada Class 5A Division I state title … chose Oklahoma over Alabama, Florida State and others ... major is communication.

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A consensus three-star recruit … touted as the nation’s No. 48 safety prospect by ESPN, No. 61 by 247Sports and No. 79 by Rivals … ranked as the No. 84 recruit in Texas by 247Sports, No. 91 by ESPN and No. 112 by Rivals … registered 18 tackles, two interceptions and seven pass breakups in five games as a senior while recording 14 receptions for 367 yards and six touchdowns on offense … earned first-team All-District 11-6A honors in 2024 … logged 45 tackles, an interception and a fumble recovery in six games as a junior … totaled 56 tackles (7.0 for loss), four interceptions, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery as a sophomore … chose Oklahoma over SMU and others ... major is business.

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A consensus three-star recruit … touted as the nation’s No. 45 defensive tackle prospect according to ESPN and the No. 64 defensive line recruit by Rivals and No. 106 by 247Sports … ranked as the No. 71 prospect in Florida by ESPN, No. 73 by Rivals and No. 83 by 247Sports … member of the Florida TimesUnion’s Super 11 for 2025 … totaled 29 tackles (10.5 for loss and 4.5 sacks) and two forced fumbles as a junior at Mandarin High School before transferring to Creekside High School for his senior season … named defensive line MVP of the 2025 Under Armor Next camp in Orlando, Fla. … grew up playing soccer before focusing on football beginning in eighth grade … chose Oklahoma over Alabama, Michigan, Penn State, South Carolina and others ... major is communication.

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A consensus four-star and top-100 national prospect … touted as the country’s No. 71 overall recruit by ESPN, No. 83 by Rivals and No. 100 by 247Sports … rated as the No. 5 running back prospect nationally by 247Sports, ESPN and Rivals … ranked as the No. 8 prospect in Texas by ESPN and No. 12 by 247Sports and Rivals … participated in the 2026 Navy All-American Bowl, scoring a rushing touchdown for Team West … totaled 1,359 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns on 171 carries (7.9 yards per rush) and 61 receiving yards and two scores on seven receptions as a senior … earned first-team All-District 6A-29 honors and was an honorable mention TSWA Class 6A All-State pick in 2024 … registered 1,147 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns on 121 carries (9.5 yards per rush) as a junior … ran for 1,222 yards and 21 touchdowns as a sophomore … chose Oklahoma over Alabama, Texas A&M and others ... major is health and exercise science.

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A consensus three-star recruit … touted as the nation’s No. 27 inside linebacker prospect by ESPN and the No. 92 linebacker recruit by Rivals and No. 150 by 247Sports … ranked as the No. 9 prospect in Arizona by ESPN, No. 16 by Rivals and No. 22 by 247Sports … helped lead Hamilton High School to the Arizona Open State Championship semifinals as a senior … registered 89 tackles (8.0 for loss and 3.0 sacks) and one interception in six games as a junior … named to the 2024 Arizona Class 6A All-Premier Region First Team … earned 2024 honorable mention all-state acclaim by the Arizona Republic … chose Oklahoma over Arizona, Oregon, Texas and others … twin brother of OU defensive back Niko Jandreau ... major is finance.

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A consensus three-star recruit … touted as the nation’s No. 108 safety prospect by ESPN, No. 136 by Rivals and No. 155 by 247Sports … ranked as the No. 18 prospect in Arizona by ESPN, No. 21 by Rivals and No. 23 by 247Sports … earned first-team Arizona Class 6A All-Fiesta Region honors in 2025 … helped lead Hamilton High School to the Arizona Open State Championship semifinals as a senior … registered 64 tackles (10.0 for loss and 3.0 sacks), an interception, six pass breakups and two forced fumbles in nine games in 2025 … recorded 51 tackles (3.0 sacks), two interceptions and 12 pass breakups as a junior in 2024 … chose Oklahoma over Missouri, USC and others … twin brother of OU linebacker Beau Jandreau ... major is business.

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A four-star prospect by 247Sports and Rivals and a three-star recruit by ESPN … touted as the nation’s No. 23 cornerback prospect by 247Sports, No. 42 by Rivals and No. 53 by ESPN … ranked as the No. 20 prospect in California by 247Sports, No. 39 by Rivals and No. 60 by ESPN … played both ways in high school … named to the Division 2 2025 All-CIF team … totaled 25 tackles (3.0 for loss), a forced fumble and two interceptions as a senior … added 16 receptions for 418 yards and eight touchdowns … registered 47 tackles (7.0 for loss and 2.0) sacks, a forced fumble, three pass breakups and an interception he returned 91 yards for a touchdown as a junior in 2024 … also made 17 receptions for 301 yards and five touchdowns his junior season … totaled 57 tackles, two interceptions, three pass breakups and a forced fumble at cornerback, while racking up 39 receptions for 585 yards and five touchdowns at wide receiver as a sophomore … also competes in track and field … chose Oklahoma over TCU, UCLA, Washington and others … father (Derrick Johnson Sr.) is a former NFL defensive back ... major is business.

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A five-star prospect by ESPN and a four-star recruit by 247Sports and Rivals … touted as the nation’s No. 25 overall prospect by ESPN, No. 46 by Rivals and No. 53 by 247Sports … rated as the No. 5 defensive end recruit by ESPN and the No. 7 edge by 247Sports and No. 8 by Rivals … ranked as the No. 3 prospect in Florida by Rivals, No. 4 by ESPN and No. 7 by 247Sports … participated in the 2025 Under Armour All-American Bowl and the 2025 Polynesian Bowl … named “Alpha Dog” by 247Sports at the 2025 Under Armour Next Camp … registered 36 tackles (16.0 for loss and 4.0 sacks), 15 QB hurries, three forced fumbles and two pass breakups in nine games as a senior … totaled 39 tackles (12.0 for loss and 6.0 sacks), and 11 QB hurries as a junior at IMG Academy … logged 76 tackles (34.0 tackles for loss and 17.0 sacks), and two forced fumbles during his sophomore year at Bishop Moore High School in Orlando … chose Oklahoma over Florida, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Texas and others ... major is management ... last name pronounced KRELL.

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A consensus three-star recruit … touted as the nation’s No. 35 tight end prospect by ESPN, No. 51 by 247Sports and No. 62 by Rivals … ranked as the No. 119 prospect in Texas by 247Sports, No. 121 by Rivals and No. 124 by ESPN … registered 355 yards and four touchdowns on 20 receptions in seven games as a senior … named to TSWA Class 5A All-State Third Team and earned unanimous All-District 4-5A First Team honors as a junior after recording 26 receptions for 446 yards and six touchdowns … totaled 16 catches for 263 yards and three touchdowns as a sophomore … also competed in track and field … chose Oklahoma over Ohio State, Texas A&M and others … father (Austin Mix) played baseball at Oklahoma from 2000-03 ... major is sports business.

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A consensus three-star recruit … touted as the nation’s No. 46 inside linebacker prospect by ESPN and the No. 145 linebacker by 247Sports and No. 171 by Rivals … ranked as the No. 45 prospect in Alabama by ESPN, No. 63 by 247Sports and No. 78 by Rivals … totaled 91 tackles (16.5 for loss and 3.5 sacks), two forced fumbles and five pass breakups and returned a fumble for a touchdown as a senior … added 315 all-purpose yards and six touchdowns as a running back and wide receiver in 2025 … a two-time, first-team allregion selection … compiled 393 tackles (68.5 for loss and 30.0 sacks), two interceptions, 11 forced fumbles and 14 pass breakups in his high school career … chose Oklahoma over Alabama State, Liberty, North Alabama and others ... major is organizational leadership ... first name pronounced KRISH-tin.

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A consensus three-star recruit … touted as the No. 44 edge prospect according to Rivals and No. 52 by 247Sports and the No. 74 defensive end recruit by ESPN … ranked as the No. 5 prospect in Arkansas by Rivals, No. 6 by 247Sports and No. 9 by ESPN … named a 2025 AAA All-State honoree … helped lead Bryant to the Arkansas 7A state finals each of the last two years … has recorded 51 tackles (22.0 for loss and 7.5 sacks) and a forced fumble during his senior season … also competed in wrestling and track and field in high school ... chose Oklahoma over Alabama, Arkansas and others ... major is aerospace engineering.

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A consensus three-star recruit … touted as nation's No. 58 edge prospect according to Rivals, No. 77 by 247Sports and No. 91 by Rivals … ranked as the No. 68 recruit in Florida by Rivals, No. 90 by 247Sports and No. 107 by ESPN … logged 53 tackles (11.0 for loss and 8.0 sacks), 11 QB hurries and two forced fumbles as a senior … led St. Thomas Aquinas to 2025 Class 5A state semifinals … totaled 31 tackles (11.0 for loss and 7.0 sacks) as a junior to help lead Raiders to a Florida Class 5A state championship … chose Oklahoma over LSU, Miami (Fla.), Penn State and others ... major is sports business.

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A consensus four-star prospect … ranked as the nation’s No. 47 wide receiver recruit by ESPN, No. 48 by 247Sports and No. 54 by Rivals … rated as the No. 30 prospect in California by Rivals, No. 31 by ESPN and No. 34 by 247Sports … 2025 CIF Southern Section All-State football team nominee … registered 548 yards and six touchdowns on 41 receptions as a senior … was a 2025 preseason California third-team all-state selection by the Sporting News … notched 45 receptions for 682 yards and five touchdowns as a junior … recorded 36 catches for 548 yards and seven touchdowns as a sophomore … chose Oklahoma over Florida State, Michigan State, Notre Dame, Washington and others ... major is business.

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A consensus four-star recruit … touted as the nation’s No. 93 overall prospect by 247Sports, No. 164 by Rivals and No. 178 by ESPN … rated as the No. 13 wide receiver recruit according to 247Sports, No. 26 by Rivals and No. 28 by ESPN … ranked as the No. 12 prospect in Florida by 247Sports and No. 25 by ESPN and Rivals … participated in the 2026 Navy All-American Bowl … named 2025 Southwest Florida Football Offensive Player of the Year by The News-Press/Naples Daily News … spent his first three years at First Baptist Academy … Southwest Florida’s all-time leading receiver with 3,695 career yards … established the record in October with an eight-catch, 215-yard, sixtouchdown performance against First Baptist … amassed 69 catches for 1,544 yards and 23 touchdowns (171.6 yards per game and 22.4 yards per reception) in nine regular season games as a senior at St. John Neumann High School … totaled 50 catches for 777 yards and 12 touchdowns as a junior … named to the Naples Daily News All-Area First Team in 2024 … racked up 66 receptions for 1,141 yards and 16 TDs as a sophomore … compiled 2,151 yards and 31 touchdowns on 134 catches in three seasons at First Baptist Academy … participated in the FBU Freshman All-American Bowl in the 2022 season after recording 233 yards and three TDs on 18 receptions as a freshman on the First Baptist varsity team that won its first state title in school history … also played basketball and was named to the Naples Daily News 2025 All-Area Team … chose Oklahoma over Missouri, Wisconsin and others ... major is business ... last name pronounced puh-TEET.

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A four-star prospect by 247Sports and Rivals and a three-star recruit by ESPN … touted as the nation’s No. 52 wide receiver prospect according to Rivals and 247Sports and No. 92 by ESPN … ranked as the No. 1 prospect in Delaware by Rivals and 247Sports and No. 2 by ESPN … earned Delaware Class 3A first-team all-state honors as a junior in 2024 and second-team allstate honors as a senior in 2025 … a two-time Delaware Class 3A-1 first-team all-district selection (2024 and ’25) … totaled 37 receptions for 877 yards and 10 touchdowns as a junior … chose Oklahoma over Alabama, Nebraska, Penn State and others ... major is communication ... first name pronounced JAH-seer.

A consensus three-star recruit … touted as nation’s No. 29 athlete by ESPN and No. 32 by 247Sports and as No. 76 wide receiver by Rivals … ranked as No. 6 prospect in Oklahoma by Rivals, No. 7 by 247Sports and No. 8 by ESPN … a two-way starter at wide receiver and cornerback … ranked No. 11 on The Oklahoman’s Super 30 list … named to Tulsa World's 2024 All-World First Team … registered 894 yards and 13 touchdowns on 43 receptions as a senior during 2025 regular season … totaled 46 catches for 901 yards and nine TDs along with 31 tackles and four interceptions (two pick-sixes) as a junior … helped lead Rejoice Christian to a 13-1 record and Oklahoma Class A-I state championship in 2024 … also played basketball … sat out 2023 football season to focus on basketball … chose Oklahoma over Arkansas, Oklahoma State and others ... major is management information systems ... name pronounced exZAY-vee-er oh-kuh-fuh-LAY-zay.

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A five-star kicking prospect by Kohl’s Kicking and a three-star recruit by 247Sports, ESPN and Rivals … touted as the nation’s No. 7 kicker prospect by 247Sports and Rivals and No. 22 by ESPN … rated as the No. 19 kicking prospect by Kohl’s Kicking … ranked as the No. 16 recruit in Kansas by ESPN, No. 18 by Rivals and No. 19 by 247Sports … earned first-team All-Eastern Kansas League honors as a senior ... made 5 of 7 field goal attempts with a long of 48 yards and hit 44 of 47 extra point attempts as a junior in 2024 … made a career-long 52-yard field goal as a senior ... chose Oklahoma over Texas Tech and others ... major is sports business.

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A four-star prospect by Rivals and a three-star recruit by 247Sports and ESPN … touted as the nation’s No. 11 tight end prospect according to ESPN, No. 19 by Rivals and No. 28 by 247Sports … ranked as the No. 3 prospect in Indiana by Rivals, No. 4 by 247Sports and No. 8 by ESPN … 2025 IFCA top-50 All-State team honoree … a two-time Indiana Football Coaches Association Class 3A All-State selection (2023 and ’24) … registered 893 yards and 12 touchdowns on 43 receptions as a junior in helping Heritage Hills High School to a 14-1 record and the Indiana Class 3A state championship … logged 27 catches for 545 yards and nine touchdowns as a sophomore to help the Patriots to a 2023 Class 3A state runner-up finish … also compiled 88 tackles, five interceptions, 15 pass breakups and a forced fumble on defense over his sophomore and junior seasons … also competes in track and field … chose Oklahoma over Duke, West Virginia and others ... major is economics.

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6-5

320

A four-star prospect by ESPN and Rivals and a three-star recruit by 247Sports … touted as the nation’s No. 21 offensive guard prospect by ESPN and the No. 22 inside offensive lineman by Rivals and No. 28 by 247Sports … ranked as the No. 2 prospect in Colorado by ESPN and Rivals and No. 4 by 247Sports … a team captain for Windsor High School … named to the 2025 CHSAANow.com and MaxPreps Class 3A All-State First Team … helped lead the top-seeded Wizards to the 2025 Class 3A state championship game … earned first-team all-state honors as a junior in 2024 … a first-team all-conference selection as a sophomore in 2023 … also played basketball in high school … chose Oklahoma over Alabama, Colorado, Nebraska, Tennessee and others ... major is business.

5-10

216

A four-star prospect by ESPN and a three-star recruit by 247Sports and Rivals … touted as the nation’s No. 22 running back prospect according to ESPN, No. 23 by 247Sports and No. 27 by Rivals … ranked as the No. 3 prospect in Missouri by ESPN, No. 4 by 247Sports and No. 5 by Rivals … totaled more than 2,000 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns through his first three high school seasons … accumulated more than 3,200 all-purpose yards in his career ... earned 2025 Class 6A-5 All-District and 2024 Class 6A-6 All-District honors ... named to 2024 Missouri Class 6A All-State Third Team … registered 957 rushing yards and eight touchdowns, 47 yards on five receptions and 91 yards on kickoff returns in nine games as a junior … also competed in track and field … chose Oklahoma over Kansas State, Nebraska and others ... major is environmental sustainability ... first name pronounced deh-ZEFF-in.

PLAYERS

ISAIAH SATEGNA III WIDE RECEIVER

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TEAM/INDIVIDUAL STATS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

2025 RESULTS (OVERALL: 10-3 | SEC: 6-2 | HOME: 6-2 | AWAY: 4-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-1) Date

CFP/AP/C

Opponent (Rank)

Site

8/30 (NA/18/RV) Illinois State SECN+ Norman 9/6 (NA/18/24) Michigan (NA/15/13) ABC Norman 9/13 (NA/13/16) at Temple ESPN2 Philadelphia, Pa. 9/20 (NA/11/12) Auburn (NA/22/25) ABC Norman 10/4 (NA/5/8) Kent State SECN Norman 10/11 (NA/6/6) vs. Texas (NA/RV/19) ABC Dallas, Texas 10/18 (NA/14/13) at South Carolina SECN Columbia, S.C. 10/25 (NA/13/11) Ole Miss (NA/8/8) ABC Norman 11/1 (NA/18/18) at Tennessee (NA/14/14) ABC Knoxville, Tenn. 11/15 (11/11/10) at Alabama (4/4/4) ABC Tuscaloosa, Ala. 11/22 (8/8/8) Missouri (22/23/21) ABC Norman 11/29 (8/8/8) LSU ABC Norman 12/19 (8/8/8) Alabama (9/11/11) ABC/ESPN Norman

TEAM STATISTICS

OU OPP SCORING 341 201 Points Per Game 26.2 15.5 Points off Turnovers 34 33 FIRST DOWNS 240 194 Rushing 85 56 Passing 139 109 Penalty 16 29 RUSHING YARDAGE 1540 1005 Yards gained rushing 1839 1481 Yards lost rushing 299 476 Rushing Attempts 435 420 Average Per Rush 3.5 2.4 Average Per Game 118.5 77.3 TDs Rushing 18 7 PASSING YARDAGE 3066 2538 Comp-Att-Int 265-431-11 240-407-9 Average Per Pass 7.1 6.2 Average Per Catch 11.6 10.6 Average Per Game 235.8 195.2 TDs Passing 17 11 TOTAL OFFENSE 4606 3543 Total Plays 866 827 Average Per Play 5.3 4.3 Average Per Game 354.3 272.5 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 2-16 21-369 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 25-312 26-234 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 9-177 11-162 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 8.0 17.6 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 12.5 9.0 INT RETURN AVERAGE 19.7 14.7 FUMBLES-LOST 15-5 15-4 PENALTIES-Yards 88-795 58-469 Average Per Game 61.2 36.1 PUNTS-Yards 63-2840 81-3437 Average Per Punt 45.1 42.4 Net Punt Average 39.5 38.3 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:44 30:16 3RD-DOWN Conversions 71-184 53-188 3rd-Down Pct 39% 28% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 8-14 11-24 4th-Down Pct 57% 46% SACKS BY-Yards 45-290 29-178 MISC YARDS 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 38 20 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 24-28 20-27 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-3 RED-ZONE SCORES (34-35) 97% (25-31) 81% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (25-35) 71% (13-31) 42% PAT-ATTEMPTS (35-35) 100% (19-19) 100% 2-PT CONVERSION ATTEMPTS (1-3) 33% (0-1) 0% ATTENDANCE 668,273 305,599 Games/Avg Per Game 8/83,534 4/76,400 Neutral Site Games 1/92,100

SCORE BY QUARTERS Oklahoma Opponents

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1st 81 26

2nd 112 69

3rd 91 60

4th 57 46

Result

Attend.

Top Passer

Top Rusher

W, 35-3 W, 24-13 W, 42-3 W, 24-17 W, 44-0 L, 6-23 W, 26-7 L, 26-34 W, 33-27 W, 23-21 W, 17-6 W, 17-13 L, 24-34

83,218 84,107 24,927 83,639 83,016 92,100 78,680 83,468 101,915 100,077 83,541 83,734 83,550

Mateer (30-37-392-1, 3 TD) Mateer (21-34-270-1, 1 TD) Mateer (20-34-282-1, 1 TD) Mateer (24-36-271-0, 1 TD) Hawkins Jr. (14-24-162-0, 3 TD) Mateer (20-38-202-3, 0 TD) Mateer (18-26-150-0, 1 TD) Mateer (17-31-223-0, 1 TD) Mateer (19-29-159-1, 0 TD) Mateer (15-23-138-0, 0 TD) Mateer (14-30-173-0, 2 TD) Mateer (28-38-318-3, 2 TD) Mateer (26-41-307-1, 2 TD)

Blaylock (8-44-1) Lewis (9-119-2) Omosigho (8) Mateer (19-74-2) Burks (7-101-1) Heinecke (7) Blaylock (14-100-2) Sategna III (7-97-0) Dolby/Powers/Heim (4) Mateer (10-29-1) Sategna III (9-127-1) Lewis (10) Blaylock (15-78-0) Sategna III (4-75-2) Thomas/Stone (6) Blaylock (11-33-0) Burks (5-64-0) Daniels (6) Blaylock (19-101-1) Sategna III (7-73-1) Spears-Jennings (8) Robinson (9-109-2) Sategna III (6-131-1) Lewis (12) Robinson (16-115-1) Sategna III (6-68-0) Heinecke (13) Robinson (10-34-0) Sategna III (4-26-0) Lewis (7) Mateer (18-60-0) Sategna III (3-109-1) Heinecke (10) Blaylock (11-42-0) Sategna III (9-121-1) Daniels/Heinecke/Bowen (7) Blaylock (11-36-0) Burks (7-107-1) Heinecke (7)

RUSHING

Name Blaylock, Tory Mateer, John Robinson, Xavier Ott, Jaydn Hawkins Jr., Michael Barnes, Jovantae Sategna III, Isaiah Sawchuk, Gabe Newbauer, Whitt Burks, Deion Tatum, Taylor TEAM Total Opponents

PASSING

Name Mateer, John Hawkins Jr., Michael Newbauer, Whitt Gibson, Javonnie TEAM Total Opponents

RECEIVING

Name Sategna III, Isaiah Burks, Deion Kanak, Jaren Lewis, Keontez Gibson, Javonnie Robinson, Xavier Blaylock, Tory Carter, Jer’Michael Helms, Kaden Huggins, Will Kent, Carson Ott, Jaydn Kearney, Zion Carreon, Ivan Jordan, Jacob Barnes, Jovantae Thomas, Elijah Total Opponents

Top Receiver

Top Tackler

G 13 12 12 7 2 4 13 2 3 13 1 13 13 13

Att 120 149 83 21 15 19 4 2 3 6 1 12 435 420

Gain 517 602 424 74 90 49 29 21 16 17 0 0 1839 1481

Loss 37 171 3 6 32 4 5 0 6 18 1 16 299 476

Net 480 431 421 68 58 45 24 21 10 -1 -1 -16 1540 1005

Avg 4.0 2.9 5.1 3.2 3.9 2.4 6.0 10.5 3.3 -0.2 -1.0 -1.3 3.5 2.4

TD 4 8 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 7

Long 25 51 65 12 27 10 21 17 9 14 0 0 65 75

Avg/G 36.9 35.9 35.1 9.7 29.0 11.3 1.8 10.5 3.3 -0.1 -1.0 -1.2 118.5 77.3

G 12 2 3 9 13 13 13

Effic 129.4 144.2 62.6 167.2 0.0 129.2 115.8

Comp-Att-Int 247-397-11 15-27-0 2-4-0 1-1-0 0-2-0 265-431-11 240-407-9

Pct 62.2 55.6 50.0 100.0 0.0 61.5 59.0

Yds 2885 167 6 8 0 3066 2538

TD 14 3 0 0 0 17 11

Long 87 32 8 8 0 87 54

Avg/G 240.4 83.5 2.0 2.0 0.0 235.8 195.2

G 13 13 13 9 9 12 13 13 10 13 13 7 5 11 13 4 13 13 13

No 67 57 44 21 18 15 13 9 5 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 265 240

Yds 965 620 533 243 199 106 77 101 35 21 26 10 31 35 43 16 5 3066 2538

Avg 14.4 10.9 12.1 11.6 11.1 7.1 5.9 11.2 7.0 7.0 8.7 5.0 15.5 17.5 21.5 16.0 5.0 11.6 10.6

TD 8 4 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 11

Long 87 45 48 28 38 21 16 22 16 15 13 14 16 32 27 16 5 87 54

Avg/G 74.2 47.7 41.0 27.0 22.1 8.8 5.9 7.8 3.5 1.6 2.0 1.4 6.2 3.2 3.3 4.0 0.4 235.8 195.2

OT TOTAL — 341 — 201

2026 OKLAHOMA FOOTBALL

2025 REVIEW

INDIVIDUAL STATS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

PUNT RETURNS Name Sategna III, Isaiah Total Opponents

KICK RETURNS Name Bowen, Peyton Ott, Jaydn Total Opponents

INTERCEPTIONS

Name Bowen, Eli Bowen, Peyton Johnson, Jacobe Spears-Jennings, Robert Wein, Taylor Hardy, Jaydan Total Opponents

FUMBLE RETURNS Name Thomas, R Mason Halton, Gracen Daniels, Kendal Omosigho, Sammy Total Opponents

FIELD GOALS BY PLAYER Name Sandell Tate Welch, Austin

FGM-FGA 24-27 0-1

Pct. 88.9 0.0

No. 24 25 26

Yds 318 312 246

Avg 13.3 12.5 9.5

TD 0 0 1

Long 43 43 75

No. 1 1 2 21

Yds 15 1 16 369

Avg 15.0 1.0 8.0 17.6

TD 0 0 0 0

Long 15 1 15 47

No. 2 2 2 1 1 1 9 11

Yds 100 37 0 37 3 0 177 161

Avg 50.0 18.5 0.0 37.0 3.0 0.0 19.7 14.7

TD 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

Long 87 37 0 37 3 0 87 50

No. 1 1 1 1 4 5

Yds 71 4 0 0 75 0

Avg 71.0 4.0 0.0 0.0 37.5 0.0

TD 1 1 0 0 2 0

Long 71 4 0 0 71 0

01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk 0-0 5-5 3-4 8-9 8-9 55 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0

FIELD GOALS SEQUENCE

Oklahoma Opponents — (33) 42,(21) 32,(42),(35) (52),(29),52 (34) (49),(32),(28) (24),50 (49),(39),(55) — (42),(41) 55,(22),(48),56,(39) (55) — (42),(42) (45),(22),(29),(37) (55),(51),(40),(55) (45),37,(48) (25),(52),(24) 36 (45) (39),35,(21) (38) (25),(43) (51),36,51 (35),(40)

Illinois State Michigan Temple Auburn Kent State Texas South Carolina Ole Miss Tennessee Alabama Missouri LSU Alabama

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made

PUNTING

Name Miller, Grayson Ulrich, Jacob Mateer, John TEAM Total Opponents

KICKOFFS Name Sandell, Tate Welch, Austin Total Opponents

No. 59 2 1 1 63 81

Yds. 2705 95 40 0 2840 2437

Avg. 45.8 47.5 40.0 0.0 45.1 42.4

Long 66 54 40 0 66 68

No. 73 2 75 52

Yds. 4638 127 4765 3244

Avg. 63.5 63.5 63.5 62.4

TB 37 1 38 29

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TB 6 0 0 0 6 2 OB 0 0 0 3

FC 13 0 0 0 13 38

50+ 24 1 0 0 25 11

Blkd 0 0 0 1 1 0

Ret.

Net

YdLn

20 1

41.6 39.6

23 25

@OU_FOOTBALL

I20 25 1 1 0 27 22

SCORING PAT Name TD FGs Sandell, Tate - 24-27 Sategna III, Isaiah 8 Mateer, John 8 Robinson, Xavier 5 Burks, Deion 4 Blaylock, Tory 4 Lewis, Keontez 2 Thomas, R Mason 1 Barnes, Jovantae 1 Halton, Gracen 1 Helms, Kaden 1 Gibson, Javonnie 1 Hawkins Jr., Michael 1 Bowen, Eli 1 Ulrich, Jacob Strong, Markus Total 38 24-28 Opponents 20 20-27

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Name G Sategna III, Isaiah 13 Burks, Deion 13 Blaylock, Tory 13 Kanak, Jaren 13 Robinson, Xavier 12 Mateer, John 12 Lewis, Keontez 9 Gibson, Javonnie 9 Carter, Jer’Michael 13 Bowen, Eli 9 Ott, Jaydn 7 Barnes, Jovantae 4 Hawkins Jr., Michael 2 Bowen, Peyton 13 Jordan, Jacob 13 Spears-Jennings, R. 13 Helms, Kaden 10 Carreon, Ivan 11 Kearney, Zion 5 Kent, Carson 13 Huggins, Will 13 Sawchuk, Gabe 2 Newbauer, Whitt 3 Thomas, Elijah 13 Wein, Taylor 13 Tatum, Taylor 1 TEAM 13 Total 13 Opponents 13

TOTAL OFFENSE

Name G Mateer, John 12 Blaylock, Tory 13 Robinson, Xavier 12 Hawkins Jr., Michael 2 Ott, Jaydn 7 Barnes, Jovantae 4 Sategna III, Isaiah 13 Sawchuk, Gabe 2 Newbauer, Whitt 3 Gibson, Javonnie 9 Burks, Deion 13 Tatum, Taylor 1 TEAM 13 Total 13 Opponents 13

Rush 24 -1 480 0 421 431 0 0 0 0 68 45 58 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 10 0 0 -1 -16 1540 1005 Plays 546 120 83 42 21 19 4 2 7 1 6 1 0 866 827

PAT Kick Rush 35-35 35-35 0 19-19 0

PAT Rcv 1 1 0

Rec 965 620 77 533 106 0 243 199 101 0 10 16 0 0 43 0 35 35 31 26 21 0 0 5 0 0 0 3066 2538

KOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 369

Rush 431 480 421 58 68 45 24 21 10 0 -1 -1 -16 1540 1005

PR 318 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -6 312 246

Pass 2885 0 0 167 0 0 0 0 6 8 0 0 0 3066 2538

PAT Pass DXP 1 0 0 0

Saf Points 107 48 48 30 24 24 12 1 8 6 6 6 6 6 6 2 1 2 2 341 1 201

IR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 37 0 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 177 162

Tot 1307 619 557 533 527 431 243 199 101 100 79 61 58 52 43 37 35 35 31 26 21 21 10 5 3 -1 -22 5111 4320

Total 3316 480 421 225 68 45 24 21 16 8 -1 -1 -16 4606 3543

Avg/G 276.3 36.9 35.1 112.5 9.7 11.3 1.8 10.5 5.3 0.9 -0.1 -1.0 -1.2 354.3 272.5

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Avg/G 100.5 47.6 42.8 41.0 43.9 35.9 27.0 22.1 7.8 11.1 11.3 15.3 29.0 4.0 3.3 2.8 3.5 3.2 6.2 2.0 1.6 10.5 3.3 0.4 0.2 -1.0 -1.7 393.2 332.3

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INDIVIDUAL STATS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

OFFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME PASSING (Quarterbacks only) #10 John Mateer

Att

Comp

INT

Pct

Yards

Long

Sack

Yds

Effic

Illinois State Michigan Temple Auburn Texas South Carolina Ole Miss Tennessee Alabama Missouri LSU Alabama Totals

37 34 34 36 38 26 31 29 23 30 38 41 397

30 21 20 24 20 18 17 19 15 14 23 26 247

1 1 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 11

81.1 61.8 58.8 66.7 52.6 69.2 54.8 65.5 65.2 46.7 60.5 63.4 62.2

392 270 282 271 202 150 223 159 138 173 318 307 2885

3 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 2 14

48 36 31 31 23 20 76 25 22 87 58 38 87

1 1 1 1 5 1 3 3 2 2 0 5 25

4 2 10 5 32 11 10 16 14 14 0 26 144

191.4 132.3 132.3 139.1 81.5 130.4 125.9 104.7 115.6 117.1 132.4 137.5 129.4

#3 Michael Hawkins Jr.

Att

Comp

INT

Pct

Yards

Long

Sack

Yds

Effic

Temple Kent State Totals

3 24 27

1 14 15

0 0 0

33.3 58.3 55.6

5 162 167

0 3 3

5 32 32

1 2 3

7 21 28

47.3 156.3 144.2

#16 Whitt Newbauer

Att

Comp

INT

Pct

Yards

Long

Sack

Yds

Effic

3 1 4

1 1 2

0 0 0

33.3 100.0 50.0

8 -2 6

0 0 0

8 0 8

1 0 1

6 0 6

55.7 83.2 62.6

MICH

TEM

AUB

KENT

SCAR

TENN

ALA

19-74/2 7-63/1 9-24/0 14-100/2 - 5-26/0 4-9/0 4-11/0 6-24/0 5-12/1 DNP 6-25/0 1--9/0 1-8/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

10-29/1 11-13/0 DNP 1-0/0 DNP 1--3/0 1--4/0 DNP DNP DNP

DNP 15-78/0 DNP 11-49/0 DNP 9-33/1 1--6/0 3-10/0 2-21/0 DNP

14-5/0 11-33/0 3-7/0 1-2/0 DNP DNP 1-1/0 DNP DNP DNP

Kent State South Carolina Totals

RUSHING Player

No-Yds/TD

ILLST

Mateer, John 149-431/8 Blaylock, Tory 120-480/4 Robinson, Xavier 83-421/4 Ott, Jaydn 21-68/0 Barnes, Jovantae 19-45/1 Hawkins Jr., Michael 15-58/1 Burks, Deion 6--1/0 Sategna III, Isaiah 4-24/0 Newbauer, Whitt 3-10/0 Sawchuk, Gabe 2-21/0 Tatum, Taylor 1--1/0

7-24/1 8-42/1 8-17/0 1--3/0 7-9/0 DNP 1-14/0 DNP DNP DNP

8-14/0 13-17/0 19-101/1 6-10/0 11-58/1 9-109/2 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1--1/0 DNP

MIZ

LSU

ALA

16-80/1 10-23/1 18-60/0 1-0/0 4-1/0 16-115/1 10-34/0 12-42/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-2/0 1-21/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

8-27/0 11-42/0 6-9/0 DNP DNP 1--1/0 DNP DNP DNP

19-15/1 11-36/0 3-4/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

RECEIVING Player

No-Yds/TD

ILLST

MICH

TEM

AUB

KENT

Sategna III, Isaiah 67-965/8 Burks, Deion 57-620/4 Kanak, Jaren 44-533/0 Lewis, Keontez 21-243/2 Gibson, Javonnie 18-199/1 Robinson, Xavier 15-106/1 Blaylock, Tory 13-77/0 Carter, Jer’Michael 9-101/0 Helms, Kaden 5-35/1 Kent, Carson 3-26/0 Huggins, Will 3-21/0 Jordan, Jacob 2-43/0 Carreon, Ivan 2-35/0 Kearney, Zion 2-31/0 Ott, Jaydn 2-10/0 Barnes, Jovantae 1-16/0 Thomas, Elijah 1-5/0

2-16/0 7-88/1 5-90/0 9-119/2 DNP 2-12/0 2-18/0 DNP 1-7/0 1-15/0 1-27/0 -

4-44/0 7-101/1 5-69/0 3-36/0 DNP 1-4/0 DNP DNP 1-16/0 -

7-97/0 3-36/0 4-86/0 3-26/0 DNP 1-6/1 DNP 2-31/0 1-5/0

9-127/1 6-40/0 4-62/0 2-29/0 DNP 2-10/0 1-3/0 DNP -

4-75/2 2-10/0 2-21/0 1-5/0 DNP 1-3/1 1-6/0 1-8/0 1-32/0 2-10/0 DNP -

4-61/0 5-64/0 3-20/0 2-16/0 1-17/0 2-12/0 1-4/0 1--2/0 1-5/0 1-13/0 DNP DNP DNP -

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TENN

ALA

MIZ

LSU

ALA

7-73/1 6-131/1 2-19/0 4-32/0 1-16/0 3-30/0 DNP DNP 5-24/0 1-3/0 1-8/0 2-27/0 1-5/0 1-0/0 1-5/0 1--2/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP -

SCAR

6-68/0 6-45/0 3-16/0 DNP 2-9/0 2-21/0 DNP DNP DNP -

4-26/0 2-19/0 2-23/0 2-26/0 2-8/0 3-36/0 DNP DNP DNP -

3-109/1 2--2/0 2-24/0 1-12/0 1-8/1 4-16/0 1-6/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP -

9-121/1 4-61/1 6-54/0 DNP 3-66/0 1-16/0 DNP DNP -

2-17/1 7-107/1 4-22/0 1-5/0 2-41/0 1-17/0 5-36/0 3-46/0 1-16/0 DNP DNP DNP -

2025 REVIEW

TEAM STATS/STARTERS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

TEAM TOTALS Score

1st Downs

Rushing No-Yds-TD

Passing Total Offense (C-A-I-Yds-TD) (Plays-Yds)

Punts No.-Avg.

Fumbles No.-Lost

Penalties No.-Yds

KO Ret. No.-Yds

Punt Ret. No.-Yds

Int. Ret. No.-Yds.

3rd-Down Conv.

Time of Poss.

Illinois State 3 Oklahoma 35 Michigan 13 Oklahoma 24 Oklahoma 42 at Temple 3 Auburn 17 Oklahoma 24 Kent State 0 Oklahoma 44 Oklahoma 6 vs. Texas 23 Oklahoma 26 at South Carolina 7 Ole Miss 34 Oklahoma 26 Oklahoma 33 at Tennessee 27 Oklahoma 23 at Alabama 21 Missouri 6 Oklahoma 17 LSU 13 Oklahoma 17 Alabama 34 Oklahoma 24

8 23 12 22 29 7 18 16 7 23 16 15 20 15 21 14 19 28 12 23 19 14 9 14 12 18

26-117-0 32-103-2 32-146-1 40-138-2 42-228-4 27-26-0 35-67-1 26-32-1 33-17-0 41-185-1 30-48-0 35-136-0 40-171-2 34-54-0 41-116-2 28-136-2 35-192-2 35-63-0 28-74-1 33-80-2 35-70-0 32-103-0 29-85-0 28-75-0 25-28-1 33-55-1

10-20-0-34-0 30-37-1-392-3 9-24-0-142-0 21-34-1-270-1 21-37-1-287-1 14-27-0-78-0 21-33-0-220-1 24-36-0-271-1 10-19-1-118-0 15-27-0-170-3 21-39-3-210-0 21-27-0-166-1 19-27-0-148-1 21-33-2-170-1 24-46-0-315-1 17-32-0-223-1 19-29-1-159-0 29-45-2-393-3 15-23-0-138-0 28-42-1-326-1 20-36-2-231-0 14-30-0-173-2 15-26-1-113-1 23-38-3-318-2 18-29-0-232-2 26-42-1-307-2

9-44.1 2-47.5 6-41.5 4-47.8 4-50.0 12-38.2 6-45.7 5-54.4 7-42.1 3-44.7 3-43.3 2-49.0 7-39.4 5-45.8 5-43.6 4-50.8 3-47.3 2-43.5 6-46.7 4-45.0 7-40.0 9-44.9 9-44.6 7-43.1 7-38.6 6-35.2

0-0 1-1 0-0 2-1 2-0 1-0 0-0 1-1 2-1 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-0 1-1 3-1 3-1 1-0 3-2 1-0 0-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 1-0

2-10 6-35 3-32 5-48 3-25 3-35 13-85 9-99 4-19 6-72 5-35 4-31 10-98 4-35 6-50 8-52 11-104 3-25 5-37 2-25 6-51 7-80 4-25 8-60 4-46 5-50

1-12 1-15 2-37 1-1 0-0 2-11 3-43 0-0 3-33 0-0 0-0 1-22 0-0 0-0 1-38 0-0 0-0 2-35 0-0 3-65 1-13 0-0 1-47 0-0 1-13 0-0

1-6 4-63 2-4 2-2 2-10 1-10 4-9 2-4 0-0 5-97 1-13 1-75-1 2-12 3-55 0-0 2-23 0-0 2-8 1-42 3-30 2-10 0-0 2-5 3-29 5-40 1-17

1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 3-11 2-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-74 1-15 1-87-1 0-0 0-0 2-13 3-86 1-0 1-50-1 0-0

1 of 11 4 of 10 3 of 14 9 of 17 6 of 13 3 of 16 3 of 15 3 of 12 2 of 13 7 of 13 6 of 17 10 of 17 8 of 16 3 of 15 9 of 21 4 of 14 4 of 19 7 of 13 3 of 13 5 of 13 3 of 15 6 of 16 2 of 14 4 of 15 2 of 12 7 of 18

27:04 32:56 27:48 32:12 32:16 27:44 35:34 24:26 28:58 31:02 29:02 30:58 33:38 26:22 35:36 24:24 30:07 29:53 25:32 34:28 32:48 27:12 29:19 30:41 26:52 33:08

46-151 69-495 56-288 74-408 79-515 54-104 68-287 62-303 52-135 68-355 69-258 62-302 67-319 67-224 87-431 60-359 64-351 80-456 51-212 75-406 71-301 62-276 55-198 66-393 54-260 75-362

STARTING LINEUPS OFFENSE

ILLINOIS STATE MICHIGAN at Temple AUBURN KENT STATE vs. Texas at South Carolina OLE MISS at Tennessee at Alabama MISSOURI LSU ALABAMA

Mateer Mateer Mateer Mateer Hawkins Jr. Mateer Mateer Mateer Mateer Mateer Mateer Mateer Mateer

Barnes Ott Barnes Blaylock Blaylock Blaylock Blaylock Blaylock Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Blaylock

Kanak Kanak Kanak Kanak Kanak Kanak Kanak Kanak Kanak Kanak Kanak Kanak Kanak

Sategna III Sategna III Sategna III Sategna III Sategna III Sategna III Sategna III Sategna III Sategna III Sategna III Sategna III Sategna III Sategna III

Burks Burks Burks Burks Burks Burks Burks Burks Burks Burks Burks Burks Burks

Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Gibson, Jav. Gibson, Jav. Gibson, Jav. Gibson, Jav. Gibson, Jav. Gibson, Jav. Lewis

Sexton Fasusi Howland Howland Fasusi Fasusi Fasusi Fasusi Fasusi Fasusi Fasusi Fasusi Fasusi

Pierre-Louis Ozaeta Ozaeta Ozaeta Ozaeta Ozaeta Ozaeta Ozaeta Pierre-Louis Pierre-Louis Pierre-Louis Pierre-Louis Pierre-Louis

Everett Maikkula Maikkula Maikkula Maikkula Maikkula Maikkula Maikkula Maikkula Maikkula Maikkula Nwaiwu Nwaiwu

Nwaiwu Nwaiwu Nwaiwu Nwaiwu Nwaiwu Nwaiwu Nwaiwu Nwaiwu Nwaiwu Nwaiwu Nwaiwu Fodje Fodje

Howland Simmons Simmons Simmons Simmons Simmons Simmons Fodje Fodje Fodje Fodje Simmons Simmons

DEFENSE ILLINOIS STATE MICHIGAN at Temple AUBURN KENT STATE vs. Texas at South Carolina OLE MISS at Tennessee at Alabama MISSOURI LSU ALABAMA

DE Jones Jr. Wein Jones Jr. Jones Jr. Jones Jr. Jones Jr. Jones Jr. Wein Wein Jones Jr. Jones Jr. Jones Jr. Wein

DT Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Halton Jackson Stone Jackson Halton Halton Halton Halton Halton

DT Williams, D. Williams, D. Williams, D. Williams, D. Stone Williams, D. Williams, D. Halton Williams, D. Williams, D. Williams, D. Williams, D. Williams, D.

DE Thomas Thomas Thomas Wein Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Wein Wein Wein Thomas

MLB McKinzie McKinzie McKinzie McKinzie McKinzie McKinzie McKinzie McKinzie Heinecke Heinecke Heinecke Heinecke Heinecke

FS SS Boganowski Bowen, P. Spears-Jennings Bowen, P. Spears-Jennings Bowen, P. Spears-Jennings Bowen, P. Spears-Jennings Bowen, P. Spears-Jennings Bowen, P. Spears-Jennings Bowen, P. Spears-Jennings Bowen, P. Spears-Jennings Bowen, P. Spears-Jennings Bowen, P. Spears-Jennings Bowen, P. Spears-Jennings Bowen, P. Spears-Jennings Bowen, P.

CB Williams, G. Williams, G. Dolby Williams, G. Bowen, E. Williams, G. Williams, G. Bowen, E. Bowen, E. Bowen, E. Bowen, E. Bowen, E. Bowen, E.

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WLB Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis

CHEETAH Daniels Daniels Daniels Daniels Daniels Daniels Daniels Daniels Daniels Daniels Daniels Daniels Daniels

CB Guillory Guillory Guillory Guillory Guillory Bowen, E. Bowen, E. Guillory Guillory Guillory Guillory Guillory Guillory

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TEAM STATS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS Date Aug. 30 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 15 Nov. 22 Nov. 29 Dec. 19

Opponent ILLINOIS STATE MICHIGAN at Temple AUBURN KENT STATE vs. Texas at S. Carolina OLE MISS at Tennessee at Alabama MISSOURI LSU ALABAMA

Score W, 35-3 W, 24-13 W, 42-3 W, 24-17 W, 44-0 L, 6-23 W, 26-7 L, 26-34 W, 33-27 W, 23-21 W, 17-6 W, 17-13 L, 24-24

4-10 9-17 6-13 3-12 7-13 6-17 8-16 4-14 4-10 3-13 6-16 4-15 7-18

Overall 40.0% 52.9% 46.2% 25.0% 53.8% 35.3% 50.0% 28.6% 40.0% 23.1% 37.5% 26.7% 38.9%

1-3 2-4 3-4 0-3 1-2 3-5 3-4 1-3 0-2 1-3 0-2 1-5 3-5

1st Qtr 33.3% 50.0% 75.0% 0.0% 50.0% 60.0% 75.0% 33.3% 0.0% 33.3% 0.0% 20.0% 60.0%

1-2 2-3 1-3 2-4 2-4 2-5 2-4 1-3 1-3 0-2 4-5 1-4 2-5

Overall 66.7% 100.0% 0.0% 100.0% 0.0% 50.0% 0.0% 33.3% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 100.0%

0-0 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0

1st Qtr 0.0% 100.0% 0.0% 100.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%

2nd Qtr 50.0% 66.7% 33.3% 50.0% 50.0% 40.0% 50.0% 33.3% 33.3% 0.0% 80.0% 25.0% 40.0%

3rd Qtr 33.3% 33.3% 25.0% 20.0% 50.0% 0.0% 50.0% 33.3% 66.7% 25.0% 25.0% 50.0% 50.0%

1-2 4-7 1-2 0-0 2-3 1-6 1-4 1-5 1-2 1-4 1-5 0-2 0-4

2nd Qtr 1-1 100.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 1-1 100.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-1 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0%

3rd Qtr 1-1 100.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0%

0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-3 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1

2nd Qtr 8:35 7:31 9:05 4:57 11:50 10:50 7:51 6:00 6:27 4:44 5:42 7:17 8:34

3rd Qtr 2:37 4:57 7:22 6:33 7:53 1:07 7:57 6:33 9:43 7:29 8:11 7:31 2:58

1-3 1-3 1-4 1-5 2-4 0-1 2-4 1-3 2-3 1-4 1-4 2-4 2-4

4th Qtr

50.0% 57.1% 50.0% 0.0% 66.7% 16.7% 25.0% 20.0% 50.0% 25.0% 20.0% 0.0% 0.0%

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0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 33.3% 0.0% 50.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 100.0%

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4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS Date Aug. 30 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 15 Nov. 22 Nov. 29 Dec. 19

Opponent ILLINOIS STATE MICHIGAN at Temple AUBURN KENT STATE vs. Texas at S. Carolina OLE MISS at Tennessee at Alabama MISSOURI LSU ALABAMA

Score W, 35-3 W, 24-13 W, 42-3 W, 24-17 W, 44-0 L, 6-23 W, 26-7 L, 26-34 W, 33-27 W, 23-21 W, 17-6 W, 17-13 L, 24-34

2-3 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 2-4 0-0 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1

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TIME OF POSSESSION Date Aug. 30 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 15 Nov. 22 Nov. 29 Dec. 19

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Score W, 35-3 W, 24-13 W, 42-3 W, 24-17 W, 44-0 L, 6-23 W, 26-7 L, 26-34 W, 33-27 W, 23-21 W, 17-6 W, 17-13 L, 24-34

Overall 32:56 32:12 32:16 24:26 31:02 20:02 33:38 24:24 30:07 25:32 27:12 30:41 33:08

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1st Qtr 7:39 6:48 7:38 6:27 4:07 7:23 9:32 5:08 4:23 5:56 2:45 10:58 11:04

4th Qtr 14:05 12:56 8:11 6:29 7:12 9:42 8:18 6:43 9:34 7:23 10:34 4:55 10:32

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DEFENSIVE STATS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

DEFENSIVE LEADERS No. 10 38 3 5 7 22 0 4 44 56 11 25 13 65 52 32 23 97 34 12 17 1 9 19 15 14 99 16 47 2 24 10 6 11 12 42 29 90

Name Lewis, Kip Heinecke, Owen Spears-Jennings, Robert Daniels, Kendal Omosigho, Sammy Bowen, Peyton Stone, David Guillory, Courtland Wein, Taylor Halton, Gracen McKinzie, Kobie Boganowski, Michael Powers III, Reggie Jackson, Jayden Williams, Damonic Thomas, R Mason Bowen, Eli Jones Jr., Marvin Adebawore, Adepoju Jordan, Devon Heim, Taylor Hardy, Jaydan Williams, Gentry Johnson, Jacobe Dolby, Kendel Thomas, Elijah Strong, Markus Okoye, Danny Nesta, James Robinson, Omarion Robinson, Xavier Mateer, John Smith II, Nigel Gibson, Javonnie Kanak, Jaren Gilmore, Wyatt Sandell, Tate Wilson, Trent Totals Opponents

GP 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 12 13 13 12 12 10 9 13 13 13 13 13 6 11 4 13 11 11 13 9 12 12 3 9 13 4 13 3 13 13

Solo 38 34 33 28 28 21 16 28 22 11 12 20 19 12 10 18 19 11 7 11 9 7 6 7 8 6 2 3 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 . 458 437

OU GIVEAWAYS/TAKEAWAYS Giveaways Game Fum Int Tot ILLINOIS ST. 1 1 2 MICHIGAN 1 1 2 at Temple 0 1 1 AUBURN 1 0 1 KENT STATE 0 0 0 vs. Texas 0 3 3 at S. Carolina 0 0 0 OLE MISS 1 0 1 at Tennessee 1 1 2 at Alabama 0 0 0 MISSOURI 0 0 0 LSU 0 3 3 ALABAMA 0 1 1 Total 5 11 16

FUMBLES

Takeaways Fum Int Tot Dif. 0 0 0 -2 0 0 0 -2 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 -1 1 1 2 +2 0 0 0 -3 0 2 2 +2 0 0 0 -1 1 2 3 +1 2 1 3 +3 0 2 2 +2 0 1 1 -2 0 0 0 -1 4 9 13 -3

Ast 38 40 26 25 22 26 26 13 17 22 20 11 12 16 17 8 5 10 10 5 3 4 4 2 1 2 5 3 3 1 . . . . . . . 1 398 416

Total 76 74 59 53 50 47 42 41 39 33 32 31 31 28 27 26 24 21 17 16 12 11 10 9 9 8 7 6 4 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 856 853

TFL-Yds 10.5-42 12-41 1.5-3 9-26 4.5-17 1-1 8-22 1-1 15-71 7-44 6.5-18 2.5-20 2.5-16 5-11 4.5-12 9.5-63 . 5-20 5.5-19 2-8 0.5-2 . 1-5 . 2-4 . 2-5 2-16 1-2 . . . . . . 1-7 . . 122-496 73-280

Sacks-Yards 4-32 3-16 . . 2-12 . 1.5-10 . 7-50 3.5-23 1-3 1-7 1-10 3-8 1.5-4 6.5-54 . 2-12 2.5-13 1-7 0.5-2 . . . . . 1-4 2-16 . . . . . . . 1-7 . . 45-290 29-178

Int-Yds . . 1-37 . . 2-37 . . 1-3 . . . . . . . 2-100 . . . . 1-0 . 2-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-177 11-162

OPENING DRIVES — OFFENSE Game ILLINOIS ST. MICHIGAN at Temple AUBURN KENT STATE vs. Texas at S. Carolina OLE MISS at Tennessee at Alabama MISSOURI LSU ALABAMA

1st Half Punt Touchdown Touchdown Field Goal Touchdown Field Goal Touchdown Field Goal Punt Field Goal Punt Interception Punt

2nd Half Punt Punt Punt Punt Punt Punt Punt Punt Punt Field Goal Field Goal Interception Punt

BrUp 4 4 2 3 3 7 1 7 1 2 . . 1 . 1 1 4 1 . . . . 2 . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 45 53

QBH 5 2 . 2 . 1 6 1 6 7 4 . 1 2 3 3 . 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 39

Rcv-Yds . . . 1-0 1-0 . . . . 1-4 . . . . . 1-71 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-75 5-0

FF 1 1 1 . . . . . 1 1 . . 1 . . 2 . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . 10 8

Block . . . . . 1 . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1

Saf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1

OU ON PREGAME COIN FLIPS Game ILLINOIS ST. MICHIGAN at Temple AUBURN KENT STATE vs. Texas at S. Carolina OLE MISS at Tennessee at Alabama MISSOURI LSU ALABAMA

Result Lost (Received) Lost (Received) Lost (Kicked) Won (Kicked) Won (Kicked) Lost (Received) Lost (Received) Won (Kicked) Won (Kicked) Won (Kicked) Won (Kicked) Won (Kicked) Lost (Received)

Score W, 35-3 W, 24-13 W, 42-3 W, 24-17 W, 44-0 L, 6-23 W, 26-7 L, 26-34 W, 33-27 W, 23-21 W, 17-6 W, 17-13 L, 24-34

OPENING DRIVES — DEFENSE Game ILLINOIS ST. MICHIGAN at Temple AUBURN KENT STATE vs. Texas at S. Carolina OLE MISS at Tennessee at Alabama MISSOURI LSU ALABAMA

Name Sategna III, Isaiah Mateer, John Kanak, Jaren Robinson, Xavier Blaylock, Tory Hawkins Jr., Michael Ott, Jaydn Total

No.- Lost 4-2 3-1 1-1 1-1 2-0 1-0 1-0 13-5

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1st Half Punt Punt Punt Punt Punt Punt Downs Field Goal Touchdown Punt Field Goal Punt Punt

2nd Half Punt Touchdown Punt Punt Fumble Touchdown Punt Downs Touchdown Touchdown Punt Touchdown Punt

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DEFENSIVE STATS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

DEFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES

Player UA-A Lewis, Kip 38-38 Heinecke, Owen 34-40 Spears-Jennings, Robert 33-26 Daniels, Kendal 28-25 Omosigho, Sammy 28-22 Bowen, Peyton 21-26 Stone, David 16-26 Guillory, Courtland 28-13 Wein, Taylor 22-17 Halton, Gracen 11-22 McKinzie, Kobie 12-20 Boganowski, Michael 20-11 Powers III, Reggie 19-12 Jackson, Jayden 12-16 Williams, Damonic 10-17 Thomas, R Mason 18-8 Bowen, Eli 19-5 Jones Jr., Marvin 11-10 Adebawore, Adepoju 7-10 Jordan, Devon 11-5 Heim, Taylor 9-3 Hardy, Jaydan 7-4 Williams, Gentry 6-4 Dolby, Kendel 8-1 Johnson, Jacobe 7-2 Thomas, Elijah 6-2 Strong, Markus 2-5 Okoye, Danny 3-3 Nesta, James 1-3 Robinson, Omarion 2-1 Mateer, John 2-0 Robinson, Xavier 2-0 Smith II, Nigel 1-0 Gibson, Javonnie 1-0 Kanak, Jaren 1-0 Sandell, Tate 1-0 Gilmore, Wyatt 1-0 Wilson, Trent 0-1

Total 76 74 59 53 50 47 42 41 39 33 32 31 31 28 27 26 24 21 17 16 12 11 10 9 9 8 7 6 4 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1

ILLST 2-2 4-0 1-0 1-2 3-5 2-0 0-2 1-0 1-1 0-1 0-4 1-0 1-2 1-1 1-1 DNP 0-1 3-0 DNP DNP 0-1 0-2 1-0 DNP DNP 0-1

MICH 2-4 2-5 1-4 3-1 1-2 0-6 1-3 2-1 0-3 1-0 1-4 1-0 0-1 0-2 1-4 1-0 DNP 2-0 1-2 1-1 DNP DNP 0-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

TEM 2-1 1-0 1-0 3-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 2-1 0-2 2-1 2-0 4-0 0-1 2-1 DNP 1-2 2-0 3-1 1-0 DNP 4-0 1-0 DNP 1-0 DNP 1-0 -

AUB 3-7 1-2 2-1 2-3 4-2 1-4 4-1 4-0 2-1 1-2 2-1 3-1 3-2 1-0 4-0 DNP 0-2 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-0 1-0 2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

KENT 0-2 2-2 1-1 0-1 1-0 0-6 0-1 3-1 0-3 0-1 2-2 DNP DNP 2-4 1-0 1-1 3-1 0-1 3-0 1-1 3-1 1-1 1-2 2-0 1-0 DNP DNP 1-0 -

u Returning LBs Kip Lewis and Owen Heinecke led the team in tackles in 2025

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TEX 3-1 2-2 2-2 4-2 1-0 0-2 4-0 4-0 0-1 3-1 1-0 2-0 2-2 3-1 3-0 3-0 2-0 0-1 1-2 DNP 0-1 DNP 1-0 DNP DNP DNP

SCAR 2-0 2-1 7-1 4-1 2-3 3-0 1-1 2-1 4-0 2-1 1-2 2-0 2-1 0-2 2-2 2-0 1-1 1-1 2-1 1-0 DNP 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 DNP 1-0 DNP

OM 8-4 3-5 8-3 2-4 1-0 5-1 2-1 2-4 1-2 1-1 0-2 3-0 0-1 2-1 2-0 1-1 2-0 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-0 DNP DNP

TENN 4-6 5-8 4-4 2-1 5-0 2-1 0-2 5-2 0-2 0-2 DNP 3-1 1-1 1-1 0-2 1-0 3-0 0-1 2-1 1-0 0-1 DNP DNP 1-0 1-0 DNP DNP DNP

ALA 7-0 3-1 4-1 0-1 4-2 3-2 1-3 5-0 2-1 1-1 2-2 1-2 3-1 1-3 DNP 5-0 1-1 0-1 2-0 1-0 2-2 DNP DNP 1-0 0-2 DNP DNP DNP

MIZ 1-7 2-8 1-5 1-6 1-2 1-3 0-6 2-2 1-3 2-5 0-3 3-2 3-2 0-2 2-1 DNP 0-1 1-2 1-2 0-1 0-1 1-0 DNP DNP 1-0 0-1 0-1 DNP DNP DNP

LSU 1-3 4-3 1-2 5-2 0-5 1-6 1-1 3-1 0-2 2-2 1-0 1-3 0-1 0-2 DNP 1-1 0-1 0-2 1-0 DNP DNP 2-1 0-1 0-1 2-0 DNP 1-0 DNP DNP

ALA 3-1 4-3 0-2 3-1 2-1 2-1 1-1 2-0 1-1 1-1 1-2 1-2 0-1 2-1 3-2 1-0 1-0 DNP DNP 1-0 1-0 DNP DNP DNP

u Returning DE Taylor Wein paced the Sooners last season with his 15.0 tackles

for loss (just 2.0 behind the SEC leader) and 7.0 sacks.

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DEFENSIVE STATS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

DEFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES FOR LOSS

Player UA-A Wein, Taylor 13-4 Heinecke, Owen 10-4 Lewis, Kip 8-5 Thomas, R Mason 8-3 Daniels, Kendal 7-4 Stone, David 6-4 Halton, Gracen 4-6 McKinzie, Kobie 5-3 Adebawore, Adepoju 5-1 Jones Jr., Marvin 5-0 Jackson, Jayden 4-2 Williams, Damonic 4-1 Omosigho, Sammy 3-3 Powers III, Reggie 2-1 Boganowski, Michael 2-1 Jordan, Devon 2-0 Dolby, Kendel 2-0 Okoye, Danny 2-0 Strong, Markus 2-0 Spears-Jennings, Robert 1-1 Williams, Gentry 1-0 Bowen, Peyton 1-0 Gilmore, Wyatt 1-0 Nesta, James 1-0 Guillory, Courtland 0-2 Heim, Taylor 0-1

SACKS

Player Wein, Taylor Thomas, R Mason Lewis, Kip Halton, Gracen Heinecke, Owen Jackson, Jayden Adebawore, Adepoju Okoye, Danny Jones Jr., Marvin Omosigho, Sammy Stone, David Williams, Damonic McKinzie, Kobie Jordan, Devon Powers III, Reggie Boganowski, Michael Gilmore, Wyatt Strong, Markus Heim, Taylor

UA-A 6-2 6-1 3-2 2-3 3-0 2-2 2-1 2-0 2-0 1-2 1-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1

Total 15.0 12.0 10.5 9.5 9.0 8.0 7.0 6.5 5.5 5.0 5.0 4.5 4.5 2.5 2.5 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 1.5 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.5

ILLST 1.0-3 1.0-1 0.5-0 0.5-1 1.0-1 DNP 1.0-5 -

MICH 1.0-5 1.0-2 2.5-9 0.5-3 1.0-3 0.5-3 1.5-4 DNP DNP DNP -

TEM 1.5-3 1.0-1 1.0-3 2.0-4 1.0-10 1.0-7 1.0-2 DNP DNP 1.0-7 1.0-2 0.5-2

AUB 1.0-11 1.0-2 1.0-2 2.0-12 0.5-1 1.0-9 1.0-4 1.0-1 2.5-5 1.0-4 1.0-12 DNP DNP -

KENT 2.0-10 0.5-1 2.0-14 2.0-4 1.0-0 2.0-4 DNP DNP 0.5-0 1.0-2 1.0-8 1.0-4 -

TEX 3.0-13 1.0-6 2.0-2 1.0-2 2.0-6 2.0-5 1.0-6 DNP DNP -

SCAR 2.0-4 1.0-1 1.5-17 1.0-2 1.5-12 1.5-4 1.5-10 0.5-2 0.5-9 DNP 1.0-1 1.0-1 -

OM 0.5-1 2.0-3 1.5-4 1.0-4 2.5-12 2.0-2 1.0-5 1.0-2 1.0-3 DNP 1.0-2 DNP DNP 0.5-1 -

TENN 1.5-6 1.5-6 1.0-8 0.5-4 DNP 1.0-2 0.5-1 1.0-1 DNP 1.0-8 DNP DNP -

ALA 1.0-3 1.0-1 2.0-18 DNP 1.0-7 DNP DNP DNP -

MIZ 2.0-12 1.0-6 0.5-1 DNP 2.0-7 1.0-3 1.0-2 DNP DNP DNP 0.5-0 -

LSU 1.0-3 DNP 1.0-2 1.0-17 1.0-3 0.5-0 DNP 0.5-1 DNP DNP -

ALA 1.0-11 2.0-13 2.0-9 1.0-7 1.0-1 DNP DNP DNP -

Total 7 6.5 4 3.5 3 3 2.5 2 2 2 1.5 1.5 1 1 1 1 1 1 0.5

ILLST 1-3 1-1 -

MICH 0.5-3 DNP 0.5-2 DNP -

TEM 0.5-1 DNP 1-10 1-7 1-7 0.5-2

AUB 1-11 2-12 0.5-1 1-4 1-2 2.5-5 1-9 DNP DNP -

KENT 1-9 1-11 0.5-0 DNP 1-8 0.5-1 DNP 1-4 -

TEX 1-6 DNP DNP -

SCAR 1.5-17 1-12 1.5-10 0.5-9 0.5-2 1-3 -

OM 1-5 DNP -

TENN 1-8 0.5-5 0.5-4 1-5 1-8 DNP DNP -

ALA 1-3 DNP 2-18 1-7 DNP -

MIZ 1.5-12 DNP 0.5-3 1-3 1-2 DNP -

LSU DNP DNP -

ALA 1-11 1-8 1-9 1-7 DNP -

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PARTICIPATION GAME-BY-GAME NO. 34 75 57 49 78 2 6 25 23 22 4 82 84 21 5 31 15

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PARTICIPATION GAME-BY-GAME (CONTINUED) 52 56 70 11 42 4 56 1 3 37 14 17 38 18 71 81 65 28 19 97 12 88 12 7 86 80 9 10 44 69 17 10 19 11 83 43 47 16 21 15 54 16 7 0 77 55 13 13 2 24 29 5 29 76 8 66 6 3 0 99 8 14 32 87 22 44 95 52 9 90

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SEASON SUPERLATIVES 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

OKLAHOMA SEASON HIGHS

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Rushes

Rushes Yards Rushing TD Rushes

Yards Rushing TD Rushes

Long Rush Pass Attempts Pass Completions Yards Passing TD Passes Long Pass Receptions

Yards Receiving TD Receptions Long Reception Punts Punting Avg Long Punt Punts Inside20 Long Puntreturn Long Kickoffreturn Tackles Sacks Tackles Forloss

19 19 115 2 2 2 65 41 30 392 3 3 87 9 9 9 131 2 2 87 9 54.4 66 4 43 15 13 2.5 3

Tory Blaylock at South Carolina (Oct 18, 2025) John Mateer vs Michigan (Sep 06, 2025) Xavier Robinson at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) Xavier Robinson vs Ole Miss (Oct 25, 2025) Tory Blaylock at Temple (Sep 13, 2025) John Mateer vs Michigan (Sep 06, 2025) Xavier Robinson vs Ole Miss (Oct 25, 2025) John Mateer vs Alabama (Dec 19, 2025) John Mateer vs Illinois State (Aug 30, 2025) John Mateer vs Illinois State (Aug 30, 2025) Michael Hawkins Jr. vs Kent St. (Oct 04, 2025) John Mateer vs Illinois State (Aug 30, 2025) John Mateer vs Missouri (Nov 22, 2025) Isaiah Sategna III vs LSU (Nov 29, 2025) Isaiah Sategna III vs Auburn (Sep 20, 2025) Keontez Lewis vs Illinois State (Aug 30, 2025) Isaiah Sategna III vs Ole Miss (Oct 25, 2025) Isaiah Sategna III vs Kent St. (Oct 04, 2025) Keontez Lewis vs Illinois State (Aug 30, 2025) Isaiah Sategna III vs Missouri (Nov 22, 2025) Grayson Miller vs Missouri (Nov 22, 2025) Grayson Miller vs Auburn (Sep 20, 2025) Grayson Miller vs Auburn (Sep 20, 2025) Grayson Miller vs Missouri (Nov 22, 2025) Isaiah Sategna III vs Kent St. (Oct 04, 2025) Peyton Bowen vs Illinois State (Aug 30, 2025) Owen Heinecke at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) Jayden Jackson vs Auburn (Sep 20, 2025) Taylor Wein vs Texas (Oct 11, 2025)

Total Plays Total Offense Yards Per Play Points Sacks By First Downs Penalties Penalty Yards Turnovers Punts Punting Avg Long Punt Punts Inside 20 Long Punt Return

42 228 5.5 4 42 30 392 10.6 3 3 79 515 7.2 44 9 29 11 104 3 3 9 54.4 66 4 43

Long Reception Field Goals Long Field Goals Punts Punting Avg Long Punt Punts Inside 20 Long Punt Return Long Kickoff Return Tackles Sacks Tackles For Loss Interceptions

OKLAHOMA GAME HIGHS Rushes Yards Rushing Yards Per Rush TD Rushes Pass Attempts Pass Completions Yards Passing Yards Per Pass TD Passes

Long Rush Pass Attempts Pass Completions Yards Passing TD Passes Long Pass Receptions Yards Receiving TD Receptions

at Temple (Sep 13, 2025) at Temple (Sep 13, 2025) at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) at Temple (Sep 13, 2025) vs Alabama (Dec 19, 2025) vs Illinois State (Aug 30, 2025) vs Illinois State (Aug 30, 2025) vs Illinois State (Aug 30, 2025) vs Kent St. (Oct 04, 2025) vs Illinois State (Aug 30, 2025) at Temple (Sep 13, 2025) at Temple (Sep 13, 2025) vs Illinois State (Aug 30, 2025) vs Kent St. (Oct 04, 2025) vs Auburn (Sep 20, 2025) at Temple (Sep 13, 2025) at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) vs LSU (Nov 29, 2025) vs Texas (Oct 11, 2025) vs Missouri (Nov 22, 2025) vs Auburn (Sep 20, 2025) vs Auburn (Sep 20, 2025) vs Missouri (Nov 22, 2025) vs Kent St. (Oct 04, 2025)

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Kewan Lacy, Ole Miss (Oct 25, 2025) Justice Haynes, Michigan (Sep 06, 2025) Daniel Hill, at Alabama (Nov 15, 2025) Kewan Lacy, Ole Miss (Oct 25, 2025) Justice Haynes, Michigan (Sep 06, 2025) Joey Aguilar, at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) Joey Aguilar, at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) Joey Aguilar, at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) Joey Aguilar, at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) Joey Aguilar, at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) Eric Singleton Jr., Auburn (Sep 20, 2025) Kevin Coleman Jr., Missouri (Nov 22, 2025) Lotzeir Brooks, Alabama (Dec 19, 2025) Braylon Staley, at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) Braylon Staley, at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) Lucas Carneiro, Ole Miss (Oct 25, 2025) Max Gilbert, at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) Mason Shipley, vs Texas (Oct 11, 2025) Dante Atton, at Temple (Sep 13, 2025) Jack Bouwmeester, vs Texas (Oct 11, 2025) Grant Chadwick, LSU (Nov 29, 2025) Dante Atton, at Temple (Sep 13, 2025) Hayden Futch, Illinois State (Aug 30, 2025) Ryan Niblett, vs Texas (Oct 11, 2025) Barion Brown, LSU (Nov 29, 2025) Josiah Trotter, Missouri (Nov 22, 2025) Colin Simmons, vs Texas (Oct 11, 2025) Colin Simmons, vs Texas (Oct 11, 2025) Sekou Kromah, at Temple (Sep 13, 2025) Malik Muhammad, vs Texas (Oct 11, 2025)

OPPONENT GAME HIGHS Rushes Yards Rushing Yards Per Rush TD Rushes

Pass Attempts Pass Completions Yards Passing Yards Per Pass TD Passes Total Plays Total Offense Yards Per Play Points Sacks By First Downs Penalties Penalty Yards Turnovers Punts Punting Avg Long Punt Punts Inside 20 Long Punt Return

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27 125 2 2 75 45 29 393 3 54 9 115 2 2 54 4 48 48 12 49.0 68 4 4 75 47 13 2.5 2.5 2.5 2

41 146 4.6 2 2 46 29 393 8.7 3 87 456 5.7 34 34 5 5 28 13 85 3 3 12 49.0 68 4 4 75

vs Ole Miss (Oct 25, 2025) vs Michigan (Sep 06, 2025) vs Michigan (Sep 06, 2025) at Alabama (Nov 15, 2025) vs Ole Miss (Oct 25, 2025) vs Ole Miss (Oct 25, 2025) at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) vs Ole Miss (Oct 25, 2025) at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) vs Alabama (Dec 19, 2025) vs Ole Miss (Oct 25, 2025) vs Alabama (Dec 19, 2025) vs Texas (Oct 11, 2025) at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) vs Auburn (Sep 20, 2025) vs Auburn (Sep 20, 2025) at Alabama (Nov 15, 2025) at Tennessee (Nov 01, 2025) at Temple (Sep 13, 2025) vs Texas (Oct 11, 2025) vs LSU (Nov 29, 2025) at Temple (Sep 13, 2025) vs Illinois State (Aug 30, 2025) vs Texas (Oct 11, 2025)

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LONGEST PLAYS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

OKLAHOMA’S LONGEST SCORING DRIVES

OKLAHOMA’S LONGEST PLAYS Rushing Passing Field Goal Punt Punt Return Kickoff Return Interception Return Fumble Return

65 87 55 66 43 15 87 71

Xavier Robinson vs. Ole Miss (Oct. 25, 2025) John Mateer to Isaiah Sategna III vs. Missouri (Nov. 22, 2025) Tate Sandell 4x MR: 2x at Tennessee (Nov. 1, 2025) Grayson Miller vs. Auburn (Sept. 20, 2025) Isaiah Sategna III vs. Kent State (Oct. 4, 2025) Peyton Bowen vs. Illinois State (Aug. 30, 2025) Eli Bowen at Alabama (Nov. 15, 2025) R Mason Thomas at Tennessee (Nov. 1, 2025)

OKLAHOMA’S LONGEST RUSHES Date 10/25 9/13 11/1 10/4 10/18 9/13 11/1 11/29 11/15 11/1 11/15

Opponent Ole Miss Temple Tennessee Kent State South Carolina Temple Tennessee LSU Alabama Tennessee Alabama

OU Player Xavier Robinson John Mateer Xavier Robinson Michael Hawkins Jr. Tory Blaylock Tory Blaylock John Mateer Tory Blaylock Isaiah Sategna III John Mateer John Mateer

Yards 65 (TD) 51 (TD) 43 27 25 25 22 21 21 21 20 (TD)

OKLAHOMA’S LONGEST PASS PLAYS Date 11/22 10/25 11/29 8/30 11/29 10/25 12/19 9/20 12/19 9/6 9/6 10/4 9/20 9/13 9/6 11/29 10/4 11/29 9/20 9/13 8/30 8/30 11/29 8/30 8/30 11/1

Opponent Missouri Ole Miss LSU Illinois State LSU Ole Miss Alabama Auburn Alabama Michigan Michigan Kent State Auburn Temple Michigan LSU Kent State LSU Auburn Temple Illinois State Illinois State LSU Illinois State Illinois State Tennessee

OU Players Yards John Mateer to Isaiah Sategna III 87 (TD) John Mateer to Isaiah Sategna III 76 (TD) John Mateer to Isaiah Sategna III 58 (TD) John Mateer to Jaren Kanak 48 John Mateer to Deion Burks 45 (TD) John Mateer to Isaiah Sategna III 39 John Mateer to Javonnie Gibson 38 John Mateer to Deion Burks 38 John Mateer to Deion Burks 37 (TD) John Mateer to Isaiah Sategna III 36 John Mateer to Deion Burks 34 Michael Hawkins Jr. to Ivan Carreon 32 John Mateer to Isaiah Sategna III 31 John Mateer to Jaren Kanak 31 John Mateer to Jaren Kanak 31 John Mateer to Javonnie Gibson 30 Michael Hawkins Jr. to Isaiah Sategna III 30 John Mateer to Isaiah Sategna III 29 John Mateer to Isaiah Sategna III 29 John Mateer to Isaiah Sategna III 28 John Mateer to Keontez Lewis 28 (TD) John Mateer to Deion Burks 28 John Mateer to Javonnie Gibson 27 John Mateer to Deion Burks 27 (TD) John Mateer to Jacob Jordan 27 John Mateer to Isaiah Sategna III 25

OKLAHOMA’S LONGEST RETURN PLAYS Date 11/15 11/1 10/4 10/4 11/1 11/1 11/29 8/30 10/4 12/19 8/30 10/4

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Opponent Alabama Tennessee Kent State Kent State Tennessee Tennessee LSU Illinois State Kent State Alabama Illinois State Kent State

OU Player Eli Bowen (IR) R Mason Thomas (FR) Isaiah Sategna III (PR) Isaiah Sategna III (PR) Peyton Bowen (IR) Robert Spears-Jennings (IR) Isaiah Sategna (PR) Isaiah Sategna III (PR) Isaiah Sategna III (PR) Isaiah Sategna III (PR) Peyton Bowen (KR) Isaiah Sategna III (PR)

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Date 8/30 10/18 11/22 9/13 10/25 8/30 9/6 9/6 8/30 8/30 9/13 12/19 10/18 9/20 9/6 8/30 10/4 9/13 10/25 9/13 12/19 10/25 12/19 9/20 9/13 11/1 10/11 10/25 9/6

Opponent Illinois State South Carolina Missouri Temple Ole Miss Illinois State Michigan Michigan Illinois State Illinois State Temple Alabama South Carolina Auburn Michigan Illinois State Kent State Temple Ole Miss Temple Alabama Ole Miss Alabama Auburn Temple Tennessee Texas Ole Miss Michigan

Quarter 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 4th 4th 2nd 3rd 3rd 1st 4th 1st 4th 1st 1st 3rd 3rd 2nd 3rd 1st 3rd 2nd 3rd 1st 1st 3rd

Plays-Yards 10-94 13-92 3-90 12-89 3-83 15-81 10-80 16-78 12-77 4-77 2-76 8-75 10-75 6-75 12-75 8-75 9-74 10-67 1-65 6-65 8-63 7-60 8-59 8-58 10-54 5-52 9-52 8-51 5-51

TOP 5:04 5:17 0:52 4:34 1:39 7:27** 2:55 8:27^ 6:34 1:08 0:43 4:45 5:18 2:14 5:00 4:02 4:11 4:00 0:12* 1:20 3:57 3:40 3:34 3:09 2:06 2:48 3:11 3:38 1:55

Drive Ended Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Field Goal Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Touchdown Field Goal Field Goal Touchdown Field Goal Field Goal Touchdown

*Shortest scoring drive by time of possession **Longest touchdown drive by time of possession | ^Longest scoring drive by TOP

OPPONENTS’ LONGEST PLAYS Rushing 75 Passing 54 Field Goal 48 Punt 68 Punt Return 75 Kickoff Return 47 Interception Return 50 Fumble Return N/A

Justice Haynes, Michigan (Sept. 6, 2025) Joey Aguilar to Braylon Staley, at Tennessee (Nov. 1, 2025) Max Gilbert, at Tennessee (Nov. 1, 2025) Grant Chadwick, LSU (Nov. 29, 2025) Ryan Niblett, vs. Texas (Oct. 11, 2025) Barion Brown, LSU (Nov. 29, 2025) Zabien Brown, Alabama (Dec. 19, 2025)

Yards 87 (TD) 71 (TD) 43 39 37 37 35 21 18 17 15 14

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SEC/NCAA RANKINGS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

INDIVIDUAL Category Completion Pct. Completions/Game Passing Efficiency Passing TDs Passing Yards Passing Yards/Game Yards/Pass Attempt Passing Yards/Completion Receiving TDs Receiving Yards Receiving Yards/Game Receptions/Game

TEAM

Player John Mateer John Mateer John Mateer John Mateer John Mateer John Mateer John Mateer John Mateer Isaiah Sategna III Isaiah Sategna III Isaiah Sategna III Isaiah Sategna III Deion Burks Rushing TDs John Mateer Rushing Yards/Carry John Mateer All Purpose Yards/Game Isaiah Sategna III Total Offense John Mateer Points Responsible For John Mateer Tate Sandell Points Responsible For/Game John Mateer Tate Sandell Total Touchdowns John Mateer Isaiah Sategna III Total Points Scored Tate Sandell Scoring Tate Sandell Field Goals/Game Tate Sandell Field Goal Pct. Tate Sandell Sacks/Game R Mason Thomas Taylor Wein Interceptions/Game Jacobe Johnson Punting Grayson Miller Punt Returns Isaiah Sategna III Combined Kick Returns Isaiah Sategna III

Stat 62.2 20.6 129.4 14 2,885 240.4 7.3 11.7 8 965 74.2 5.2 4.4 8 2.9 100.5 276.3 132 107 11.0 8.2 8 8 107 8.2 1.9 88.9 0.65 0.54 0.2 45.8 13.3 318

SEC Rank 11 2 13 12 8 6 11 10 3 3 4 5 15 9 13 6 6 11 15 9 19 16 16 4 4 2 3 6 9 16 1 4 8

NCAA Rank 73 25 87 75 42 30 67 65 23 27 33 45 90 82 139 46 27 69 101 69 120 126 126 18 22 4 12 28 57 120 13 10 67

Category Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Total Offense Total Defense Rushing Offense Rushing Defense Pass Offense Pass Defense Pass Efficiency Pass Defense Efficiency Passes Had Intercepted Passes Intercepted Fumbles Recovered Fumbles Lost Sacks/Game Sacks Allowed/Game Tackles for Loss/Game First Downs First Downs Allowed 3rd-Down Conversion Pct. Opp. 3rd-Down Conversion Pct. 4th-Down Conversion Pct. Opp. 4th-Down Conversion Pct. Red Zone Offense Pct. Red Zone Defense Pct. Penalties/Game Penalty Yards/Game Time of Possession Turnover Margin Turnovers Gained Turnovers Lost Net Punt Average Kickoff Returns Kickoff Coverage Punt Return Average Punt Coverage

Stat 26.2 15.5 354.3 272.5 118.5 77.3 235.8 195.2 129.2 115.8 11 9 4 5 3.5 2.2 9.4 240 194 38.6 28.0 57.1 45.8 97.1 80.6 6.8 61.2 29:44 -0.2 13 16 39.3 8.0 17.6 12.5 9.5

SEC Rank 12 1 12 1 13 1 9 4 12 1 10 10 12 5 1 10 1 13 1 13 2 8 5 1 6 8 12 9 12 12 9 10 16 7 5 10

NCAA Rank 78 7 90 6 112 3 57 32 79 22 81 67 105 26 1 94 1 94 3 81 3 50 35 1 41 94 103 72 83 96 62 69 133 27 22 86

u Oklahoma led the SEC in 2025 in scoring defense (15.5 ppg), total defense (272.5 ypg), rushing defense (77.3 ypg), passing defense efficiency (115.8 rating), sacks

per game (3.5), tackles for loss per game (9.4) and first downs allowed (194).

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GAME RECAPS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

8/30/25 • Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (83,218) • Norman

9/6/25 • Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (84,107) • Norman

ILLINOIS STATE #18 OKLAHOMA

#15 MICHIGAN #18 OKLAHOMA

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NORMAN — John Mateer set a record for passing yards in an Oklahoma debut and the defense allowed its fewest yards in five seasons as No. 18 OU opened the season with a 35-5 win over Illinois State at Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Mateer completed 30 of 37 passes (81%) for 392 yards and three touchdowns, breaking the previous debut-passing-yardage record of 388 set by Baker Mayfield in 2015. Mateer was only the third quarterback to attempt at least 30 passes in his OU debut, and his completion rate was the highest among that group. Mateer scored the first points of the season on a 7-yard rush near the end of the first quarter. He finished the game with 24 rushing yards on seven carries. Two of his touchdown passes went to redshirt senior transfer wide receiver Keontez Lewis, who registered a game- and career-high nine catches for 119 yards and had TD receptions of 28 and 20 yards in the fourth quarter. His nine receptions tied the school record for a player in his OU debut. Redshirt senior receiver Deion Burks caught seven passes for 88 yards and a 27-yard TD. Freshman running back Tory Blaylock rushed for a team-high 42 yards on eight carries and scored a touchdown on a 5-yard rush in the second quarter. Senior tight end Jaren Kanak, who moved from linebacker in the offseason, had five catches for 90 yards, including a 48-yarder that was the longest play of the game. Freshman defensive back Courtland Guillory became only the second OU true freshman to start at cornerback in a season opener and notched a tackle and a pass breakup. Junior linebacker Sammy Omosigho registered a team-high eight tackles and recorded his first career sack, and redshirt junior linebacker Owen Heinecke made a career-high four tackles, including his first career tackle for loss.

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NORMAN — John Mateer rushed for two touchdowns and threw another and Deion Burks caught seven passes for 101 yards and a score against his home-state team to lead No. 18/24 Oklahoma to a 24-13 home win over No. 15/13 Michigan. It was just the second meeting between the storied programs (OU beat UM 14-6 in the 1976 Orange Bowl to claim the 1975 national title). Mateer completed 21 of 34 passes for 270 yards and rushed for 74 more on 19 carries. The redshirt junior tossed a 9-yard TD pass to Burks on the game’s opening possession, then scored on a 2-yard run with 22 seconds left in the half. He added a 10-yard rushing score in the third quarter to extend the lead to 21-7. Burks, a redshirt senior from Inkster, Mich., had his first 100-yard receiving game at OU. The Sooners limited the Wolverines to 288 yards of total offense, including just 142 passing. Michigan’s only touchdown came on a 75-yard rush by Justice Haynes on the first scrimmage play of the second half. OU held UM quarterback Bryce Underwood to 9-of-24 passing (37.5%) and the Wolverines offense to 3 of 14 on third downs. With Oklahoma leading 21-13 in the fourth quarter, Mateer led a 16-play, 78-yard drive that consumed 8:27 and resulted in a 21-yard field goal by Tate Sandell to push the lead to 11 points with 1:44 remaining. Senior tight end Jaren Kanak notched five receptions for the second straight game and ended with 69 receiving yards. Redshirt junior linebacker Owen Heinecke led the Sooners with seven tackles (one for loss) and added a pass breakup. Redshirt senior linebacker Kendal Daniels finished with four tackles, 2.5 of which went for lost yardage. Redshirt sophomore defensive lineman Taylor Wein made his first career start and tallied three tackles, while Michael Fasusi became the first freshman in program history to start at left tackle in his first career game.

Record: (0-1, 0-0 MVC) Record: (1-0, 0-0 SEC)

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1st 00:39 OU - #10 J.Mateer 7 yd rush (#29 T.Sandell kick) 10 plays, 94 yards, TOP 05:04 0-7 2nd 11:50 OU - #4 D.Burks 27 yd pass from #10 J.Mateer (#29 T.Sandell kick) 4 plays, 77 yards, TOP 01:08 0-14 2nd 00:51 OU - #6 T.Blaylock 5 yd rush (#29 T.Sandell kick) 15 plays, 81 yards, TOP 07:27 0-21 3rd 06:26 ILS - #31 M.Maldonado 33 yd FG 4 plays, 7 yards, TOP 01:58 3-21 4th 14:52 OU - #9 K.Lewis 28 yd pass from #10 J.Mateer (#29 T.Sandell kick) 12 plays, 77 yards, TOP 06:34 3-28 4th 04:33 OU - #9 K.Lewis 20 yd pass from #10 J.Mateer (#29 T.Sandell kick) 8 plays, 75 yards, TOP 04:02 3-35

Scoring Summary:

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Scoring Summary:

FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

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8 26-117 34 10-20-0 46-151 0-0 1-6 1-12 1-0 9-44.1 0-0 2-10 27:04 1 of 11 0 of 0 1-1 1-4

23 32-103 392 30-37-1 69-495 0-0 4-63 1-15 0-0 2-47.5 1-1 6-35 32:56 4 of 10 2 of 3 3-3 2-4

RUSHING: ISU – Wright, W. 7-50; Rittenhouse, T. 2-27; Glatz, S. 7-23; Dawson, V. 8-21; Pellant, B. 2-(-4). OU – Blaylock, T. 8-42; Mateer, J. 7-24; Robinson, X. 8-17; Burks, D. 1-14; Barnes, J. 7-9; Ott, J. 1-(-3). PASSING: ISU – Rittenhouse, T. 6-13-0-22; Pellant, B. 4-7-0-12. OU – Mateer, J. 30-37-1392. RECEIVING: ISU – Presson Jr., S. 2-8; Sobkowicz, D. 2-(-3); Kasper, E. 1-10; Dawson, V. 1-7; Mailander, L. 1-6; Charles, J. 1-3; Lord, D. 1-3; Wright, W. 1-0. OU – Lewis, K. 9-119; Burks, D. 7-88; Kanak, J. 5-90; Blaylock, T. 2-18; Sategna III, I. 2-16; Robinson, X. 2-12; Jordan, J. 1-27; Huggins, W. 1-15; Kent, C. 1-7. TACKLES (UA-A): ISU – Niekamp, T. 2-8; Bauer, P. 2-5; Wilson, C. 5-1; Nkuba II, S. 5-1; Dwyer, J. 4-1; Niekamp, D. 3-2; Kaplan, M. 1-4; Anderson, J. 2-2; Richard, C. 1-3; Steffen, G. 1-3; Edward, R. 0-4; Smith, J. 0-4; Harman, B. 2-1; Oduma, S. 0-3; Brown, L. 0-3; Garcia, V. 0-2; Corona, V. 1-0; Presson Jr., S. 1-0; Dubose, D. 1-0; Crawford, R. 0-1; Kessler, N. 0-1; Coleman, J. 0-1; Mullen, T. 0-1; Sierra, E. 0-1; Jellison, L. 0-1; Bochenczak, J. 0-1. OU – Omosigho, S. 3-5; Heinecke, O. 4-0; Lewis, K. 2-2; McKinzie, K. 0-4; Williams, G. 3-0; Daniels, K. 1-2; Powers III, R. 1-2; Bowen, P. 2-0; Jackson, J. 1-1; Thomas, R. 1-1; Wein, T. 1-1; Stone, D. 0-2; Nesta, J. 0-2; Boganowski, M. 1-0; Guillory, C. 1-0; Spears-Jennings, R. 1-0; Robinson, O. 1-0; Halton, G. 0-1; Adebawore, P. 0-1; Wilson, T. 0-1; Okoye, D. 0-1.

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13 24

Michigan Oklahoma

0 7

13 7

4 Score 0 3

13 24

Record: (1-1, 0-0 Big Ten) Record: (2-0, 0-0 SEC)

1st 10:00 OU - #4 D.Burks 9 yd pass from #10 J.Mateer (#29 T.Sandell kick) 12 plays, 75 yards, TOP 05:00 0-7 2nd 00:22 OU - #10 J.Mateer 2 ys rush (#29 T.Sandell kick) 10 plays, 80 yards, TOP 2:55 0-14 3rd 14:49 MICH - #22 J.Haynes 75 yd rush (#96 D.Zvada kick) 1 plays, 75 yards, TOP 00:11 7-14 3rd 10:12 OU - #10 J.Mateer 10 yd rush (#29 T.Sandell kick) 5 plays, 51 yards, TOP 01:55 7-21 3rd 06:33 MICH - #96 D.Zvada 42 yd FG 4 plays, 8 yards, TOP 01:30 10-21 3rd 01:24 MICH - #96 D.Zvada 35 yd FG 8 plays, 60 yards, TOP 03:20 13-21 4th 01:44 OU - #29 T.Sandell 21 yd FG 16 plays, 78 yards, TOP 08:27 13-24 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

MICH

12 32-146 142 9-24-0 56-288 0-0 2-4 2-37 1-0 6-41.5 0-0 3-32 27:48 3-14 0-1 1-2 1-2

22 40-138 270 21-34-1 74-408 0-0 2-2 1-1 0-0 4-47.8 2-1 5-48 32:12 9-17 1-1 4-4 1-5

RUSHING: MICH – Haynes, J. 19-125; Marshall, J. 9-28; Underwood, B. 3-(-1); McCulley, D. 1-(-6). OU – Mateer, J. 19-74; Blaylock, T. 9-24; Barnes, J. 6-24; Ott, J. 4-9; Sategna, I. 1-8; TEAM 1-(-1). PASSING: MICH – Underwood, B. 9-24-0-124. OU – Mateer, J. 21-34-1-270. RECEIVING: MICH – McCulley, D. 3-91; Haynes, J. 3-(-5); Goodwin, C. 1-25; Morgan, S. 1-19; Marshall, Z. 1-12. OU – Burks, D. 7-101; Kanak, J. 5-69; Sategna, I. 4-44; Lewis, K. 3-36; Barnes, J. 1-16; Blaylock, T. 1-4. TACKLES (UA-A): MICH - Hausmann, E. 4-7; Hillman, B. 2-5; Rolder, J. 3-3; Barham, J. 3-3; Hill, J. 3-1; Metcalf, T. 3-1; Mangham, J. 2-2; Nichols, D. 2-2; Sanders, J. 2-2; Moore, D. 2-1; Williams, T. 2-1; Sullivan, C. 2-1; Guy, T. 2-1; Curtis, M. 1-2; Benny, R. 2-0; Brandt, C. 1-1; Pierce, T. 1-1; Marshall, N. 0-2; Berry, Z. 1-0; Payne, D. 0-1; Kuzdzal, B. 0-1. OU – Heinecke, O. 2-5; Lewis, K. 2-4; Bowen, P. 0-6; McKinzie, K. 1-4; Spears-Jennings, R. 1-4; Williams, D. 1-4; Daniels, K. 3-1; Stone, D. 1-3; Guillory, C. 2-1; Omosigho, S. 1-2; Jordan, D. 1-2; Wein, T. 0-3; Jones, M. 2-0; Jackson, J. 0-2; Thomas, R. 1-0; Halton, G. 1-0; Boganowski, M. 1-0; Thomas, E. 0-1; Powers, R. 0-1.

2025 REVIEW

GAME RECAPS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

9/12/25 • Lincoln Financial Field (24,927) • Philadelphia, Pa.

#13 OKLAHOMA TEMPLE

9/20/25 • Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (83,639) • Norman

42 3

PHILADELPHIA — Quarterback John Mateer accounted for 345 total yards and two touchdowns and freshman running back Tory Blaylock rushed for 100 yards and two TDs to lead No. 13/16 Oklahoma to a 42-3 win over Temple at Lincoln Financial Field, home of the Philadelphia Eagles. Mateer completed 20 of 34 passes for 282 yards and a TD and rushed for 63 yards and another score. The redshirt junior tossed a 6-yard TD pass to running back Xavier Robinson in the third quarter and on the following possession scored on a 51-yard run. Blaylock averaged 7.1 yards on his 14 carries and scored on runs of 6 and 18 yards in the second quarter. Redshirt junior wide receiver Isaiah Sategna III hauled in seven receptions for 97 yards and senior tight end Jaren Kanak made four catches for 86 yards. Senior running back Jovantae Barnes scored on a 3-yard rush on OU’s opening possession. Redshirt junior Tate Sandell was 2 for 2 on field goals, making kicks from 52 and 29 yards. The OU defense was stellar all day. The Sooners allowed just 104 total yards (their fewest since 2014) and seven first downs (fewest allowed since 2015), and forced the Owls to punt 12 times (the most by an opponent since 2015 and most in a road game since 2000). The defense also season highs of four sacks and 11 tackles for loss, and limited Temple to a 19% third-down conversion rate. Redshirt senior defensive back Kendel Dolby, playing in his first game in nearly a year after recovering from injury, logged a team-high-tying four tackles (one for loss). Sophomore Reggie Powers III and redshirt sophomore Taylor Heim also had four stops each.

Score by Quarters Oklahoma Temple

11 0

17 3

14 0

4 Score 0 0

42 3

Record: (3-0, 0-0 SEC) Record: (2-1, 0-0 AAC)

Scoring Summary:

1st 09:36 OU - #2 J.Barnes 3 yd rush (#87 J.Ulrich pass from #12 J.Kanak) 10 plays, 67 yards, TOP 04:00 8-0 1st 04:05 OU - #29 T.Sandell 52 yd FG 8 plays, 20 yards, TOP 03:38 11-0 2nd 12:11 OU - #6 T.Blaylock 6 yd rush (#29 T.Sandell kick) 12 plays, 89 yards, TOP 04:34 18-0 2nd 10:05 OU - #6 T.Blaylock 18 yd rush (#29 T.Sandell kick) 4 plays, 45 yards, TOP 00:43 25-0 2nd 02:33 TEM - #98 C.Hardin 34 yd FG 4 plays, -3 yards, TOP 01:03 25-3 2nd 00:27 OU - #29 T.Sandell 29 yd FG 10 plays, 54 yards, TOP 02:06 28-3 3rd 07:57 OU - #24 X.Robinson 6 yd pass from #10 J.Mateer (#29 T.Sandell kick) 6 plays, 65 yards, TOP 01:20 35-3 3rd 5:04 OU - #10 J.Mateer 51 yd rush (#29 T.Sandell kick) 2 plays, 76 yards, TOP 00:43 42-3 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

29 42-228 287 21-37-1 79-515 0-0 2-10 0-0 0-0 4-50.0 2-0 3-25 32:16 6 of 13 0 of 0 6-6 4-27

TEM

7 27-26 78 14-27-0 54-104 0-0 1-10 2-11 1-0 12-38.2 1-0 3-35 27:44 3 of 16 0 of 0 1-1 2-17

RUSHING: OU – Blaylock, T. 14-100; Mateer, J. 7-63; Robinson, X. 5-26; Hawkins, M. 6-25; Barnes, J. 5-12; Ott, J. 4-11; Burks, D. 1-(-9). TEM – Ducker, J. 7-24; Worthy, T. 7-10; Chase, C. 1-4; Smith, H. 1-2; TEAM 1-(-1); McCoy. G. 1-(-3); Simon, E. 9-(-10). PASSING: OU – Mateer, J. 20-34-1-282; Hawkins, M. 1-3-0-5. TEM – Simon, E. 13-25-9-75; McCoy, G. 1-2-0-3. RECEIVING: OU – Sategna, I. 9-97; Kanak, J. 4-86; Burks, D. 3-36; Lewis, K. 3-26; Kearney, Z. 2-31; Robinson, X. 1-6; Thomas, E. 1-5. TEM – Chase, C. 3-15; Bermudez, J. 3-15; Ducker, J. 3-5; Hollawayne, K. 2-21; Kusch, R. 2-19; Irvin, X. 1-3. TACKLES (UA-A): OU – Dolby, K. 4-0; Powers, R. 4-0; Heim, T. 3-1; Omosigho, S. 3-0; Lewis, K. 2-1; McKinzie, K. 2-1; Williams, D. 2-1; Wein, T. 2-1; Jones, M. 1-2; Stone, D. 2-0; Boganowski, M. 2-0; Jordan, D. 2-0; Halton, G. 0-2; Spears-Jennings, R. 1-0; Guillory, C. 1-0; Thomas, E. 1-0; Bowen, P. 1-0; Hardy, J. 1-0; Nesta, J. 1-0; Gilmore, W. 1-0; Daniels, K. 1-0; Jackson, J. 0-1. TEM – Powell, A. 7-2; Ordonez, C. 6-1; Kromah, S. 4-3; Castleberry, J. 4-2; Frye, L. 2-2; Surprenant, K. 3-0; Morton, J. 2-1; Kulp, E. 2-1; Osueke, B. 0-3; Miles, K. 2-0; Alualu, T. 2-0; Jones, J. 1-1; Pollard, D. 1-1; Lawton, P. 1-1; Brown, J. 1-1; Powell, Z. 1-0; Calhoun, C. 1-0; Stewart, T. 1-0; Chavis, D. 1-0; Laing, A. 1-0; Morris, D. 1-0; Auzenne, J. 1-0; Haye, A. 1-0; Brown, W. 1-0; Jones, C. 1-0; Stuart, E. 0-1; Davis, T. 0-1; Stewart, C. 0-1.

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#22 AUBURN #11 OKLAHOMA

17 24

NORMAN — Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer accounted for two touchdowns and the OU defense registered a school-record-tying nine sacks in a 24-17 win over No. 22 Auburn in the SEC opener for both teams. Mateer completed 24 of 36 passes for 271 yards and rushed for 29 yards and a score. He completed 16 of his last 17 attempts and each of his final 11, including all four on OU’s game-winning touchdown drive. After Auburn took a 17-16 lead, Mateer led a 6-play, 75yard drive and scored a 9-yard rushing TD to give the Sooners a 22-17 lead with 4:54 left. The defensive line was the story of the day, accounting for 7.5 of the team’s 9.0 sacks. Senior R Mason Thomas, who had to sit out the first half due to a penalty in the previous game, recorded two sacks, including one for a safety with 1:06 left in the contest. Sophomore Jayden Jackson registered a career-high 2.5 sacks, senior Gracen Halton, sophomore David Stone and redshirt sophomore Taylor Wein each recorded one sack and redshirt junior linebacker Owen Heinecke notched his first career sack. Redshirt junior wide receiver Isaiah Sategna III registered career highs of nine receptions and 127 yards, and scored OU’s first touchdown on a 24-yard second-quarter catch to give OU a 10-3 lead. The game was tied at 10 at halftime, but Oklahoma scored on a field goal in the third quarter and added another early in the fourth to go ahead 16-10. Redshirt junior kicker Tate Sandell made all three of his field goal attempts, converting from 49, 32 and 28 yards. Redshirt junior punter Grayson Miller averaged 54.4 yards on five punts. His average was the third best in single-game school history (min. five punts). Redshirt junior linebacker Kip Lewis led the Sooners with a season-high 10 tackles.

Score by Quarters Auburn Oklahoma

3 3

2 7 7

0 3

4 Score 7 11

17 24

Record: (3-1, 0-1 SEC) Record: (4-0, 1-0 SEC)

Scoring Summary:

1st 08:32 OU - #29 T.Sandell 49 yd FG 12 plays, 39 yards, TOP 04:29 0-3 1st 03:56 AU - #38 A.McPherson 24 yd FG 10 plays, 87 yards, TOP 4:31 3-3 2nd 10:45 OU - #5 I.Sategna III 24 yd pass from #10 J.Mateer (#29 T.Sandell kick) 2 plays, 12 yards, TOP 00:50 3-10 2nd 01:08 AU - #8 C.Coleman 2 yd pass from #11 J.Arnold (#38 A.McPherson kick) 8 plays, 60 yards, TOP 03:17 10-10 3rd 08:36 OU - #29 T.Sandell 32 yd FG 11 plays, 46 yards, TOP 04:21 10-13 4th 14:56 OU - #29 T.Sandell 28 yd FG 8 plays, 58 yards, TOP 03:09 10-16 4th 07:08 AU - #4 M.Simmons 4 yd rush (#38 A.McPherson kick) 14 plays, 75 yards, TOP 07:48 17-16 4th 04:54 OU - #10 J.Mateer 9 yd rush (pass failed) 6 plays, 75 yards, TOP 02:14 17-22 4th 01:06 OU - #32 R.Thomas SAFETY 17-24 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

18 35-67 220 21-33-0 68-287 0-0 4-9 3-43 0-0 5-45.7 0-0 13-85 35:34 3-15 1-3 3-3 1-5

16 26-32 271 24-36-0 62-303 0-0 2-4 0-0 0-0 5-54.4 1-1 9-99 24:26 3-12 1-1 4-4 9-44

RUSHING: AU – Cobb, J. 6-61; Alston, D. 7-25; Simmons, M. 1-4; Arnold, J. 20-(-11); Kaak, H. 1-(-12). OU – Mateer, J. 10-29; Blaylock, T. 11-13; Barnes, J. 1-0; Burks, D. 1-(-3); TEAM 2-(-3); Sategna, I. 1-(-4). PASSING: AU – Arnold, J. 21-32-0-220; Singleton, E. 0-1-0-0. OU – Mateer, J. 24-36-0-271. RECEIVING: AU – Singleton, E. 9-60; Simmons, M. 4-30; Coleman, C. 3-88; Alston, D. 3-24; Fields, H. 2-18. OU – Sategna, I. 9-127; Burks, D. 6-40; Kanak, J. 4-62; Lewis, K. 2-29; Blaylock, T. 2-10; Carreon, I. 1-3. TACKLES (UA-A): AU - Atkins, X. 4-3; Pleasant, R. 3-3; Woodyard, R. 1-4; Jamison-Travis, B. 3-1; Lee, K. 3-0; Smith, S. 3-0; Winters, E. 3-0; Louidor-Faustin, K. 2-1; Fegans, A. 2-1; Crawford, K. 2-0; Harris, K. 2-0; Strader, R. 1-1; Blocton, M. 1-1; Faulk, K. 1-1; Woodby, B. 1-0; Melendez, E. 1-0; Anthony, C. 1-0; Smith, J. 1-0; Williams, A. 0-1; Robinson, J. 0-1. OU – Lewis, K. 3-7; Stone, D. 4-2; Jackson, J. 3-2; Daniels, K. 2-3; Bowen, P. 1-4; Guillory, C. 4-0; Thomas, R. 4-0; Boganowski, M. 3-1; Wein, T. 2-1; Spears-Jennings, R. 2-1; McKinzie, K. 2-1; Halton, G. 1-2; Heinecke, O. 1-2; Thomas, E. 2-0; Williams, G. 1-1; Jones, M. 0-2; Hardy, J. 1-0; Jordan, D. 1-0; Dolby, K. 1-0; Johnson, J. 1-0; Williams, D. 1-0.

2026 OKLAHOMA FOOTBALL

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GAME RECAPS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

10/4/25 • Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (83,016) • Norman

KENT STATE #5 OKLAHOMA

10/11/25 • Cotton Bowl (92,100) • Dallas, Texas

0 44

#6 OKLAHOMA TEXAS

6 23

NORMAN — Quarterback Michael Hawkins Jr. accounted for four touchdowns, wide receiver Isaiah Sategna III totaled 172 all-purpose yards and two TDs and No. 5 Oklahoma registered its first shutout in two seasons in a 44-0 home win over Kent State. Hawkins Jr. passed for 162 yards and three touchdowns — doubling his career total — and rushed nine times for 33 yards and a score in three quarters of work in place of injured starter John Mateer. Sategna III scored his two touchdowns on receptions of 30 yards in the first quarter and 9 yards in the third quarter. He caught four passes for 75 yards and totaled 97 yards on his five punt returns, OU’s most punt return yards since 2012. Running back Tory Blaylock rushed 15 times for a team-high 78 yards. The Sooners scored on their first five possessions and seven of their first eight. Hawkins Jr. also connected with tight end Kaden Helms for a 3-yard touchdown. It was Helms’ first reception of the season. Kicker Tate Sandell made all five of his PAT attempts and was 3 for 3 on field goals, converting from 49, 39 and 55 yards (career long). In the third quarter, defensive end R Mason Thomas forced a fumble on a sack and defensive tackle Gracen Halton returned it four yards for a TD. Two possessions later, defensive back Jaydan Hardy notched OU’s first interception of the season. Oklahoma recorded five sacks and 13 tackles for loss and limited Kent State to 17 rushing yards and 135 total yards. Thomas and defensive lineman David Stone each logged a career- and team-high six tackles. Seven defensive linemen contributed on 11 tackles for loss and defensive linemen registered all five sacks. The shutout was OU’s first since the 2023 season opener vs. Arkansas State.

DALLAS — No. 6/6 Oklahoma kicked two first-half field goals and led 6-3 at halftime, but was held scoreless in the second half in a 23-6 loss to No. RV/19 Texas in the Allstate Red River Rivalry at Cotton Bowl Stadium. Redshirt junior kicker Tate Sandell made both of his field goal attempts, from 42 yards on OU’s opening possession and from 41 yards in the second quarter, to give the Sooners a 6-0 lead. Redshirt junior quarterback John Mateer, who was playing in his first game since undergoing surgery on his right (throwing) hand 17 days earlier, completed 20 of 38 passes for 202 yards but threw three interceptions. Redshirt senior Deion Burks notched five receptions for a game-high 64 yards and redshirt junior Isaiah Sategna III made four catches for 61 yards. Texas scored the first touchdown of the game with just under eight minutes to play in the third quarter, returned a punt 75 yards for a touchdown in the middle of the fourth quarter and made 3 of 5 field goal attempts in the game. The Longhorns totaled 302 offensive yards, marking the first time of the season OU allowed more than 300 yards of total offense. OU redshirt senior linebacker Kendal Daniels logged a team-high six tackles, including 2.0 for loss, and a QB hurry. Redshirt sophomore defensive lineman Taylor Wein recorded four tackles, including a career-high 3.0 for lost yardage, and senior defensive lineman R Mason Thomas finished with three tackles, including OU’s only sack. Redshirt junior linebacker Kobie McKinzie had 2.0 tackles for loss and four total stops.

Score by Quarters

Kent State Oklahoma

0 0 10 13

0 21

4 Score 0 0

0 44

Record: (1-4, 0-1 MAC) Record: (5-0, 1-0 SEC)

Scoring Summary:

1st 09:55 OU - #5 I.Sategna III 30 yd pass from #3 M.Hawkins Jr. (#29 T.Sandell kick) 4 plays, 42 yards, TOP 01:29 0-7 1st 05:41 OU - #29 T.Sandell 49 yd FG 6 plays, 24 yards, TOP 02:38 0-10 2nd 14:28 OU - #18 K.Helms 3 yd pass from #3 M.Hawkins Jr. (#29 T.Sandell kick) 9 plays, 74 yards, TOP 04:11 0-17 2nd 09:09 OU - #29 T.Sandell 39 yd FG 7 plays, 32 yards, TOP 03:40 0-20 2nd 00:56 OU - #29 T.Sandell 55 yd FG 10 plays, 42 yards, TOP 03:59 0-23 3rd 10:17 OU - #56 G.Halton 4 yd fumble return (#29 T.Sandell kick) TOP 01:08 0-30 3rd 06:35 OU - #3 M.Hawkins Jr. 7 yd rush (#29 T.Sandell kick) 3 plays, 18 yards, TOP 01:02 0-37 3rd 03:55 OU - #5 I.Sategna III 9 yd pass from #3 M.Hawkins Jr. (#29 T.Sandell kick) 6 plays, 30 yards, TOP 02:28 0-44 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

KSU

7 33-17 118 10-19-1 52-135 0-0 0-0 3-33 0-0 7-42.1 2-1 4-19 28:58 2 of 13 1 of 3 0-0 3-27

23 41-185 170 15-27-1 68-355 1-4 5-97 0-0 1-0 3-44.7 0-0 6-72 31:02 7 of 13 0 of 0 3-3 5-33

RUSHING: KSU – Nubin, J. 7-18; Garcia, G. 5-8; Kimbrough, J. 6-7; Ruffin, F. 6-6; Wolford, C. 1-3; Hicks, M. 1-(-1); Delaney, D. 4-(-4); Kargman, D. 3-(-20). OU – Blaylock, T. 15-78; Ott, J. 11-49; Hawkins, M. 9-33; Sawchuk, G. 2-21; Newbauer, W. 3-10; Burks, D. 1-(-6). PASSING: KSU – Kargman, D. 8-16-1-74; Ruffin, D. 2-3-0-44. OU – Hawkins, M. 14-24-0162; Newbauer, W. 1-3-0-8. RECEIVING: KSU – Harris, W. 3-18; Martin, D. 2-34; Banks, A. 1-34; Berry, C. 1-12; Maxey, M. 1-10; Taylor, D. 1-6; Wolford, C. 1-4. OU – Sategna, I. 4-75; Kanak, J. 2-21; Burks, D. 2-10; Ott, J. 2-10; Carreon, I. 1-32; Huggins, W. 1-8; Kent, C. 1-6; Gibson, J. 1-5; Helms, J. 1-3. TACKLES (UA-A): KSU – Jackson, D. 5-3; Cordoba, J. 2-4; Barnes, D. 5-0; Rawlinson, J. 2-3; Brown, N. 2-3; Young, C. 1-4; Woods, M. 2-2; Tucker, T. 3-0; Cross, S. 3-0; Davis, J. 2-1; Boamah, J. 2-1; Williams, C. 2-1; Campbell, A. 1-1; Abuhamdeh, S. 1-1; Aden, T. 0-2; Williams, A. 0-2; Clark, D. 1-0; Maddox, M. 1-0; Mathis, J. 1-0; Carroll, M. 1-0; Bishop, B. 1-0; Roy, J. 1-0; Cordoba, J. 0-1; Burgess, A. 0-1. OU – Thomas, R. 2-4; Stone, D. 0-6; Dolby, K. 3-1; Adebawore, A. 3-1; Wein, T. 3-1; Powers, R. 2-2; Heinecke, O. 2-2; Heim, T. 3-0; Strong, M. 1-2; Halton, G. 0-3; Okoye, D. 2-0; Jones, M. 1-1; Hardy, J. 1-1; Spears-Jennings, R. 1-1; Johnson, J. 1-1; Lewis, K. 0-2; Bowen, E. 1-0; Omosigho, S. 1-0; Kanak, J. 1-0; Robinson, O. 1-0; Guillory, C. 0-1; Jordan, D. 0-1; Daniels, K. 0-1; Boganowski, M. 0-1.

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Oklahoma Texas

3 0

2 3 3

4 Score

0 0 10 10

6 23

Record: (5-1, 1-1 SEC) Record: (4-2, 1-1 SEC)

Scoring Summary:

1st 11:49 OU - #29 T.Sandell 42 yd FG 9 plays, 52 yards, TOP 03:11 3-0 2nd 09:09 OU - #29 T.Sandell 41 yd FG 12 plays, 40 yards, TOP 6:23 6-0 2nd 04:29 UT - #49 M.Shipley 22 yd FG 12 plays, 75 yards, TOP 04:40 6-3 3rd 07:49 UT - #0 D.Moore 12 yd pass from #16 A.Manning (#49 M.Shipley kick) 14 plays, 75 yards, TOP 07:11 6-10 3rd 00:27 UT - #49 M.Shipley 48 yd FG 13 plays, 65 yards, TOP 06:15 6-13 4th 09:59 UT - #21 R. Niblett 75 yd punt return (#49 M.Shipley kick) TOP 01:34 6-20 4th 02:59 UT - #49 M.Shipley 39 yd FG 7 plays, 42 yards, TOP 02:37 6-23 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

16 30-48 210 21-39-3 69-258 1-0 1-13 0-0 0-0 3-43.3 1-0 5-35 29:02 6-17 2-4 0-0 1-6

15 35-136 166 21-27-0 62-302 0-0 1-75 1-22 3-11 2-49.0 0-0 4-31 30:58 10-17 0-0 2-2 5-32

RUSHING: OU – Blaylock, T. 11-33; Robinson, X. 3-7; Mateer, J. 14-5; Ott, J. 1-2; Burks, D. 1-1. UT – Wisner, Q. 22-94; Manning, A. 4-34; Niblett, R. 1-7; Clark, C. 1-1; TEAM 3-(-2); Gibson, J. 1-(-3). PASSING: OU – Mateer, J. 20-38-3-202; Gibson, J. 1-1-0-8. UT – Manning, A. 21-27-0-166. RECEIVING: OU – Burks, D. 5-64; Sategna, I. 4-61; Kanak, J. 3-20; Lewis, K. 2-16; Robinson, X. 2-12; Gibson, J. 1-17; Kent, C. 1-13; Helms, K. 1-5; Blaylock, T. 1-4; Carter, J. 1-(2). UT – Wingo, R. 5-35; Wisner, Q. 5-34; Moore, D. 3-50; Livingstone, P. 2-29; Endries, J. 2-4; Washington, J. 1-13; Mosley, E. 1-8; Simon, J. 1-(-1); Niblett, R. 1-(-6). TACKLES (UA-A): OU - Daniels, K. 4-2; Stone, D. 4-0; Wein, T. 4-0; McKinzie, K. 3-1; Lewis, K. 3-1; Williams, D. 3-1; Heinecke, O. 2-2; Jackson, J. 2-2; Spears-Jennings, R. 2-2; Thomas, R. 3-0; Bowen, E. 3-0; Williams, G. 1-2; Jones, M. 2-0; Powers, R. 2-0; Bowen, P. 0-2; Omosigho, S. 1-0; Boganowski, M. 1-0; Robinson, X. 1-0; Okoye, D. 0-1; Halton, G. 0-1; Adebawore, A. 0-1. UT – Taaffe, M. 7-2; McDonald, J. 5-3; Hill, A. 4-3; Simmons, C. 3-2; Spence, B. 1-3; Lefau, L. 0-4; Smith, T. 2-1; Guilbeau, J. 2-1; Watson, M. 1-1; Muhammad, M. 1-1; Williams, D. 1-1; Jackson, L. 0-2; Kanu, H. 0-2; Umeozulu, Z. 0-2; Littleton, G. 1-0; Black, K. 1-0; Burke, E. 1-0; Roberson, W. 1-0; Moore, T. 0-1; Filsaime, X. 0-1.

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GAME RECAPS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

10/18/25 • Williams-Brice Stadium (78,680) • Columbia, S.C.

#14 OKLAHOMA SOUTH CAROLINA

10/25/25 • Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (83,468) • Norman

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Tory Blaylock rushed for 101 yards and a touchdown, John Mateer passed for 150 yards and a score and the Oklahoma defense registered 13 tackles for loss, six sacks, two interceptions and a safety in a 26-7 win at South Carolina. Blaylock scored the game’s first touchdown with an 18-yard run on OU’s opening possession. The freshman running back finished the game with 19 carries and averaged 5.3 yards per rush, good for his second SEC Freshman of the Week honor. Mateer completed 18 of 26 passes with no interceptions and connected with redshirt junior wide receiver Isaiah Sategna III for a third-quarter, 20-yard score. Mateer led the Sooners on first-half scoring drives of 75 and 92 yards, which both ended in rushing touchdowns. Sophomore running back Xavier Robinson capped the 92-yard drive with a 10-yard TD burst. He finished with 58 yards on 11 carries (5.3 per rush). Redshirt junior Javonnie Gibson notched season highs of five receptions and 24 yards. Redshirt sophomore Taylor Wein registered his first career interception on a thirdquarter fake punt attempt and totaled four solo tackles, including 2.0 for loss. Senior R Mason Thomas and junior Adepoju Adebawore each notched 1.5 sacks. OU’s six sacks were its second most on the season, and the Sooners recorded double-digit tackles for loss for the fifth straight game. Redshirt junior kicker Tate Sandell tied his career long with a 55-yard field goal in the third quarter to extend OU’s lead to 17-7. Following a 40-yard quick-pooch punt by Mateer that pinned the Gamecocks at their own 1-yard line late in the fourth quarter, redshirt sophomore Markus Strong tackled running back Matt Fuller in the end zone for a safety and the game’s final points.

Score by Quarters Oklahoma South Carolina

7 0

2 7 7

10 0

4 Score 2 0

26 7

Record: (6-1, 2-1 SEC) Record: (3-4, 1-4 SEC)

Scoring Summary:

1st 09:42 OU - #6 T.Blaylock 18 yd rush (#29 T.Sandell kick) 10 plays, 75 yards, TOP 05:18 7-0 2nd 09:21 OU - #24 X.Robinson 10 yd rush (#29 T.Sandell kick) 13 plays, 92 yards, TOP 05:17 14-0 2nd 01:43 USC - #8 N.Harbor 2 yd pass from #16 L.Sellers (#45 W.Joyce kick) 11 plays, 47 yards, TOP 04:06 14-7 3rd 06:01 OU - #29 T.Sandell 55 yd FG 4 plays, 16 yards, TOP 02:06 17-7 3rd 02:06 OU - #5 I.Sategna III 20 yd pass from #10 J.Mateer (#29 T.Sandell kick) 5 plays, 49 yards, TOP 02:10 24-7 4th 04:22 OU - #99 M.Strong SAFETY 26-7 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

20 40-171 148 19-27-0 67-319 0-0 2-12 0-0 2-3 7-39.4 0-0 10-98 33:38 8 of 16 0 of 0 3-3 6-53

#8 OLE MISS #13 OKLAHOMA

26 7

USC

15 34-54 170 21-33-2 67-224 0-0 3-55 0-0 0-0 5-45.8 0-0 4-35 26:22 3 of 15 4 of 7 1-2 1-11

RUSHING: OU – Blaylock, T. 19-101; Robinson, X. 11-28; Mateer, J. 8-14; Tatum, T 1-(-1); TEAM 1-(-1). USC – Faison, R. 10-50; Woods, C. 2-13; Sellers, J. 1-5; Adaway, O. 2-(-2); Fuller, M. 5-(-3); Sellers, L. 14-(-9). PASSING: OU – Mateer, J. 18-26-0-150; Newbauer, W. 1-1-0-(-2). USC – Sellers, L. 17-25-0124; Woods, C. 4-6-1-46; TEAM 0-1-0-0; Love, M. 0-1-1-0.

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NORMAN — Despite career days from wide receiver Isaiah Sategna III and running back Xavier Robinson, No. 13 Oklahoma fell to No. 8 Ole Miss 34-26 on Homecoming. OU erased a 12-point halftime deficit behind a Tate Sandell field goal and two rushing touchdowns from Robinson to surge ahead 26-25 late in the third quarter, but the Rebels controlled the fourth period, retaking the lead with a touchdown and adding a field goal. Robinson totaled a career-high 109 rushing yards on nine carries, including scoring runs of 65 and 9 yards, while Sategna posted a personal-best 131 receiving yards, highlighted by a 76-yard TD reception from John Mateer early in the second quarter that knotted the score at 10-10. Mateer completed 17 of 31 passes for 223 yards and one TD. Deion Burks added four catches for 32 yards. Sandell connected on both of his field goal tries from 42 yards out. The defense kept the Sooners within reach, forcing a turnover on downs early in the third quarter and limiting Ole Miss to 116 rushing yards on 41 attempts. Linebacker Kip Lewis had a game-high 12 tackles, while safety Robert Spears-Jennings tallied 11 stops and a forced fumble. The Sooners registered 14 tackles for loss, their most since 2023, led by linebacker Kendal Daniels’ 2.5. Owen Heinecke and David Stone had 2.0 each.

Score by Quarters Ole Miss Oklahoma

10 12 3 7

3 16

4 Score 9 0

34 26

Record: (7-1, 4-1 SEC) Record: (6-2, 2-2 SEC)

Scoring Summary:

1st 12:30 OM - #17 L.Carneiro 45 yd FG 8 plays, 47 yards, TOP 02:30 3-0 1st 08:52 OU - #29 T.Sandell 42 yd FG 8 plays, 51 yards, TOP 03:38 3-3 1st 06:07 OM - #5 K.Lacy 28 yd rush (#17 L.Carneiro kick) 8 plays, 75 yards, TOP 02:45 10-3 2nd 14:04 OU - #5 I.Sategna III 76 yd pass from #10 J.Mateer (#29 T.Sandell kick) 3 plays, 83 yards, TOP 01:39 10-10 2nd 10:51 OM - SAFETY 12-10 2nd 07:33 OM - #17 L.Carneiro 22 yd FG 12 plays, 47 yards, TOP 03:11 15-10 2nd 00:46 OM - #5 K.Lacy 2 yd rush (#17 L.Carneiro kick) 9 plays, 49 yards, TOP 03:46 22-10 3rd 11:16 OU - #29 T.Sandell 42 yd FG 4 plays, -9 yards, TOP 01:30 22-13 3rd 05:57 OM - #17 L.Carneiro 29 yd FG 14 plays, 63 yards, TOP 05:19 25-13 3rd 05:45 OU - #24 X.Robinson 65 yd rush (#29 T.Sandell kick) 1 play, 65 yards, TOP 00:12 25-20 3rd 01:04 OU - #24 X.Robinson 9 yd rush (#10 J.Mateer pass failed) 7 plays, 60 yards, TOP 03:40 25-26 4th 11:33 OM - #85 T.Bruckler 8 yd pass from #6 T.Chambliss (#13 A.Simmons pass failed) 11 plays, 75 yards, TOP 04:31 31-26 4th 04:09 OM - #17 L.Carneiro 37 yd FG 5 plays, 33 yards, TOP 02:55 34-26 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

21 41-116 315 24-46-0 87-431 0-0 0-0 1-38 0-0 5-43.6 3-0 6-50 35:36 9-21 2-3 5-5 3-10

14 28-136 223 17-32-0 60-359 0-0 2-23 0-0 0-0 4-50.8 1-1 8-52 24:24 4-14 1-3 3-3 1-5

RECEIVING: OU – Sategna, I. 7-73; Gibson, Jav. 5-24; Burks, D. 2-19; Kanak, J. 1-16; Robinson, X. 1-8; Helms, K. 1-5; Blaylock, T. 1-5; Huggins, W. 1-(-2). USC – Sellers, J. 6-57; Harbor, N. 4-22; Hunt, B. 3-26; Murph, D. 2-24; Bennett, M. 2-10; Adaway, O. 1-19; Faison, R. 1-7; Fuller, M. 1-3; Jacobs, V. 1-2.

RUSHING: OM – Lacy, K. 27-78; Chambliss, T. 12-53; TEAM 2-(-15). OU – Robinson, X. 9-109; Mateer, J. 13-17; Blaylock, T. 6-10.

TACKLES (UA-A): OU – Spears-Jennings, R. 7-1; Daniels, K. 4-1; Omosigho, S. 2-3; Wein, T. 4-0; Thomas, R. 2-2; Bowen, P. 3-0; Jackson, J. 2-1; Halton, G. 2-1; Heinecke, O. 2-1; Guillory, C. 2-1; Heim, T. 2-1; McKinzie, K. 1-2; Bowen, E. 2-0; Lewis, K. 2-0; Powers, R. 2-0; Adebawore, A. 1-1; Jordan, D. 1-1; Stone, D. 1-1; Williams, D. 0-2; Thomas, E. 1-0; Hardy, J. 1-0; Strong, M. 1-0; Johnson, J. 1-0; Smith, N. 1-0; Nesta, J. 0-1. USC – Collier, J. 9-1; Williams, P. 5-1; Smith, D. 4-2; Okoronkwo, J. 4-2; Kilgore, J. 2-4; Johnson, F. 3-2; Murphy, S. 2-3; Kilgore, G. 4-0; Barrett, N. 2-1; Umeozulu, D. 1-2; Thomas, B. 2-0; Goodwine, M. 2-0; Clowney, D. 2-0; Cisse, B. 1-0; Mack, B. 1-0; Harbor, N. 1-0; Pikes, T. 1-0; Brownlow-Dindy, G. 0-1; Hunter, K. 0-1.

RECEIVING: OM – Wallace, J. 5-64; Watkins, W. 4-111; Lee, C. 3-60; Stribling, D. 3-32; Alexander, D. 3-12; Wright, D. 3-11; Lacy, K. 2-17; Bruckler, T. 1-8. OU – Sategna, I. 6-131; Burks, D. 4-32; Kanak, J. 3-30; Robinson, X. 2-27; Gibson, Jav. 1-3.

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PASSING: OM – Chambliss, T. 24-44-0-315; Simmons, A. 0-2-0-0. OU – Mateer, J. 17-31-0223; TEAM 0-1-0-0.

TACKLES (UA-A): OM - Gushiken, K. 5-1; Dottery, T. 3-3; Umanmielen, P. 1-5; Perking, S. 3-2; Yates, J. 0-5; Franklin K. 2-2; Jones, A. 3-0; Harris, Z. 2-1; Fletcher, R. 2-0; Kite, A. 2-0; Braxton, J. 1-1; Williams, W. 1-1; Graves, C. 1-1; Echoles, W. 0-2; Womack, D. 0-2; Collins, R. 1-0; Bruckler, T. 1-0; Ryan, S. 1-0. OU – Lewis, K. 8-4; Spears-Jennings, R. 8-3; Heinecke, O. 3-5; Bowen, P. 5-1; Guillory, C. 2-4; Daniels, K. 2-4; Boganowski, M. 3-0; Stone, D. 2-1; Jackson, J. 2-1; Wein, T. 1-2; Jones, M. 2-0; Thomas, R. 2-0; Halton, G. 1-1; Bowen, E. 1-1; McKinzie, K. 0-2; Sandell, T. 1-0; Jordan, D. 1-0; Omosigho, S. 1-0; Powers, R. 0-1.

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GAME RECAPS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

11/1/25 • Neyland Stadium (101,915) • Knoxville, Tenn.

#18 OKLAHOMA #14 TENNESSEE

11/15/25 • Bryant-Denny Stadium (100,077) • Tuscaloosa, Ala.

33 27

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Quarterback John Mateer passed for 159 yards and rushed for 80 and a touchdown and kicker Tate Sandell made four field goals, including three from more than 50 yards, to lead No. 18 Oklahoma to a 33-27 win at No. 14 Tennessee. Sandell connected from 55, 51, 40 and 55 yards, tying a school record with his four made field goals, matching an FBS record with three made field goals of 50-plus yards and tying a Neyland Stadium record with his 55-yard makes. Mateer completed 19 of 29 passes, including six each to wide receivers Isaiah Sategna III (for 68 yards) and Deion Burks (for 45 yards). His 80 rushing yards were a season high. Running back Xavier Robinson turned in his second straight 100-yard rushing game, going for a career-high 115 yards and a 4-yard touchdown on 16 carries. Linebacker Owen Heinecke made his first career start and led the team with a careerhigh 13 tackles. His strip-sack in the first quarter was recovered by defensive lineman R Mason Thomas and returned 71 yards for OU’s first touchdown of the game. It was the longest fumble return in school history. Defensive backs Peyton Bowen and Robert Spears-Jennings each registered second-quarter interceptions they returned 37 yards.

Score by Quarters Oklahoma Tennessee

7 10

9 0

3 7 7

4 Score

10 10

33 27

Record: (7-2, 3-2 SEC) Record: (6-3, 3-3 SEC)

Scoring Summary:

1st 11:17 UT - #14 B.Staley 5 yd pass from #6 J.Aguilar (#90 M.GIlbert kick) 9 plays, 75 yards, TOP 03:43 0-7 1st 08:01 OU - #32 R.Thomas 71 yd fumble return (#9 T.Sandell kick) 7-7 1st 03:30 UT - #90 M.Gilbert 45 yd FG 11 plays, 48 yards, TOP 04:31 7-10 2nd 07:36 OU - #29 T.Sandell 55 yd FG 8 plays, 43 yards, TOP 03:38 10-10 2nd 01:08 OU - #29 T.Sandell 51 yd FG 7 plays, 26 yards, TOP 02:33 13-10 2nd 00:00 OU - #29 T.Sandell 40 yd FG 3 plays, 6 yards, TOP 00:16 16-10 3rd 11:52 UT - #14 B.Staley 54 yd pass from #6 J.Aguilar (#90 M.Gilbert kick) 5 plays, 83 yards, TOP 01:18 16-17 3rd 02:03 OU - #24 X.Robinson 4 yd rush (#29 T.Sandell kick) 5 plays, 52 yards, TOP 02:48 23-17 4th 11:05 OU - #29 T.Sandell 55 yd FG 9 plays, 38 yards, TOP 04:46 26-17 4th 01:56 UT - #4 M.Matthews 15 yd pass from #6 J.Aguilar (#90 M.Gilbert kick) 6 plays, 55 yards, TOP 02:22 26-24 4th 01:44 OU - #10 J.Mateer 1 yd rush (#90 M.Gilbert kick) 2 plays, 44 yards, TOP 00:11 33-24 4th 00:47 OU - #90 M.Gilbert 48 yd FG 7 plays, 45 yards, TOP 00:57 33-27 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

19 35-192 159 19-29-1 64-351 1-71-1 0-0 0-0 2-74 3-47.3 2-1 11-104 30:07 4 of 10 0 of 0 2-2 4-30

28 35-63 393 26-45-2 80-456 0-0 2-8 2-35 1-15 2-43.5 3-1 3-25 29:53 7 of 13 0 of 1 2-3 3-16

RUSHING: OU – Robinson, X. 16-115; Mateer, J. 16-80; Blaylock, T. 1-0; TEAM 2-(-3). UT – Bishop, D. 12-38; Lewis, P. 7-21; Thomas, S. 5-10; Aguilar, J. 11-(-6). PASSING: OU – Mateer, J. 19-29-1-159. UT – Aguilar, J. 29-45-2-393. RECEIVING: OU – Sategna, I. 6-68; Burks, D. 6-45; Kanak, J. 3-16; Carter, J. 2-21; Gibson, J. 2-9. UT – Brazzell, C. 6-68; Staley, B. 5-75; Davis, E. 5-62; Bishop, D. 4-51; Matthews, M. 3-76; Kitselman, M. 2-24; Thomas, S. 2-19; Lewis, P. 2-18. TACKLES (UA-A): OU – Heinecke, O. 5-8; Lewis, K. 4-6; Spears-Jennings, R. 4-4; Guillory, C. 5-2; Omosigho, S. 5-0; Boganowski, M. 3-1; Bowen, E. 3-0; Daniels, K. 2-1; Bowen, P. 2-1; Adebawore, A. 2-1; Jackson, J. 1-1; Powers, R. 1-1; Wein, T. 0-2; Williams, D. 0-2; Halton, G. 0-2; Stone, D. 0-2; Thomas, R. 1-0; Okoye, D. 1-0; Jordan, D. 1-0; Robinson, X. 1-0; Jones, M. 0-1; Hardy, J. 0-1. UT – Farooq, E. 6-4; Spillma, E. 1-8; Telander, J. 0-7; Hood, C. 4-2; Turrentine, A. 1-5; McMurray, J. 3-2; Hobbs, D. 2-3; Redmond, T. 2-2; Weathersby, T. 2-0; Carter, A. 1-1; Robinson, N. 1-1; Moi, J. 0-2; West, T. 0-2; Eason, B. 0-2; Herring, C. 0-2; Sanders, D. 1-0; Perlotte, J. 0-1; Beasley, K. 0-1; Josephs, J. 0-1; Bishop, D. 0-1; Brazzell, C. 0-1; Ross, J. 0-1; Bailey, D. 0-1.

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#11 OKLAHOMA #4 ALABAMA

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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — No. 11 Oklahoma scored 17 points off of three turnovers, including seven on an 87-yard interception return by sophomore cornerback Eli Bowen, and redshirt junior kicker Tate Sandell made three field goals as OU defeated No. 4 Alabama 23-21 at Bryant-Denny Stadium. The Sooners snapped Alabama’s 17-game home winning streak, which was the longest active FBS streak, and posted the program’s highest-ranked road victory since winning at No. 2 Ohio State in 2017. The crowd of 100,077 was the fourth largest in OU football history and the second straight over 100,000. Bowen picked off Alabama's Ty Simpson at the OU 13-yard line late in the first quarter and returned it for a TD to give the Sooners a 10-0 lead. John Mateer passed for 138 yards and rushed for 23, including a 20-yard, second-quarter score that put OU up 17-7. Sandell made field goals of 25, 52 and 24 yards. The 52-yarder extended OU’s lead to 20-14 with 10:38 left in the third quarter. His 24-yarder put OU ahead 23-21 with 13:41 to go after the Crimson Tide took its only lead of the day midway though the third period. Alabama cut Oklahoma’s lead to 10-7 and 17-14 in the second quarter, and had a 36yard field goal attempt blocked by redshirt sophomore defensive lineman Taylor Wein at the end of the first half. Late in the third, Wein sacked Simpson and knocked the ball loose. Redshirt senior linebacker Kendal Daniels recovered it at the UA 28, leading to Sandell’s game-winner. Sophomore defensive back Jaydan Hardy also forced a fumble on a second-quarter punt return that was recovered by junior linebacker Sammy Omosigho and led to Mateer’s rushing touchdown two plays later. Linebacker Kip Lewis led the Sooners with a game-high seven tackles (all solo) and a career-high 2.0 sacks. He was also credited with a QB hurry on Bowen’s interception.

Score by Quarters Oklahoma Alabama

10 7 0 14

3 3 7

4 Score 3 0

23 21

Record: (8-2, 4-2 SEC) Record: (8-2, 6-1 SEC)

Scoring Summary:

1st 11:33 OU - #29 T.Sandell 25 yd FG 5 plays, 23 yards, TOP 01:57 3-0 1st 02:03 OU - #23 E.Bowen 87 yd interception return (#29 T.Sandell kick) 10-0 2nd 10:36 UA - #4 D.Hill 1 yd rush (#31 C.Talty kick) 12 plays, 72 yards, TOP 06:21 10-7 2nd 08:49 OU - #10 J.Mateer 20 yd rush (#29 T.Sandell kick) 2 plays, 31 yards, TOP 00:45 17-7 2nd 06:13 UA - #80 J.Cuevas 25 yd pass from #15 T. Simpson (#1 C.Talty kick) 6 plays, 78 yards, TOP 02:28 17-14 3rd 10:38 OU - #29 T.Sandell 52 yd FG 8 plays, 41 yards, TOP 04:22 20-14 3rd 07:27 UA - #4 D.Hill 1 yd rush (#31 C.Talty kick) 7 plays, 75 yards, TOP 03:11 20-21 4th 13:41 OU - #29 T.Sandell 24 yd FG 5 plays, 22 yards, TOP 02:09 23-21 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

12 28-74 138 15-23-0 51-212 0-0 1-42 0-0 1-87 6-46.7 1-0 5-37 25:32 3 of 13 0 of 0 3-3 4-28

23 33-80 326 28-42-1 75-406 0-0 3-30 3-65 0-0 4-45.0 3-2 2-25 34:28 5 of 13 2 of 3 2-3 2-14

RUSHING: OU – Robinson, X. 10-34; Mateer, J. 10-23; Sategna, I. 1-21; Blaylock, T. 4-1; TEAM 3-(-5). UA – Hill, D. 15-60; Miller, J. 9-27; Brooks, L. 1-2; Simpson, T. 8-(-9). PASSING: OU – Mateer, J. 15-23-0-138. UA – Smipson, T. 28-42-1-326. RECEIVING: OU – Sategna, I. 4-26; Carter, J. 3-36; Gibson, J. 2-26; Kanak, J. 2-23; Burks, D. 2-19; Robinson, X. 2-8. UA – Bernard, G. 7-71; Cuevas, J. 6-80; Hill, D. 5-37; Horton, I. 3-56; Williams, R. 3-45; Brooks, L. 2-12; Edwards, K. 1-25; Miller, J. 1-0. TACKLES (UA-A): OU – Lewis, K. 7-0; Omosigho, S. 4-2; Guillory, C. 5-0; Bowen, E. 5-0; Spears-Jennings, R. 4-1; Bowen, P. 3-2; Heinecke, O. 3-1; Powers, R. 3-1; McKinzie, K. 2-2; Hardy, J. 2-2; Stone, D. 1-3; Williams, D. 1-3; Wein, T. 2-1; Boganowski, M. 1-2; Jordan, D. 2-0; Jones, M. 1-1; Halton, G. 1-1; Strong, M. 0-2; Heim, T. 1-0; Johnson, J. 1-0; Daniels, K. 0-1; Adebawore, A. 0-1. UA – Jackson, D. 4-1; Hubbard, B. 3-2; Lawson, D. 2-3; Lee, D. 2-2; Morgan, R. 2-2; Jefferson, J. 1-3; Sabb, K. 1-3; Pierre, Y. 3-0; Overton, L. 2-1; Hill, E. 2-1; Brown, Z. 1-2; Collins, K. 2-0; Hill-Green, N. 1-1; Renaud, J. 0-2; Brooks, L. 0-1; Smith, J. 0-1; Hill, J. 0-1; Carter, N. 0-1; Mincey, Z. 0-1.

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11/22/25 • Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (83, 541) • Norman

#23 MISSOURI #8 OKLAHOMA

6 17

NORMAN — John Mateer passed for 173 yards and two touchdowns and the Oklahoma defense limited the nation’s sixth-ranked rushing offense to 70 ground yards, as the Sooners defeated No. 23 Missouri 17-6 at Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. OU extended its winning streak against Missouri in Norman to 19 games, dating back to 1968, and gained its nation-leading fifth win of the season against a ranked opponent. Redshirt junior wide receiver Isaiah Sategna III caught three passes for 109 yards, including an 87-yard touchdown to give OU a 7-3 lead in the second quarter. The 87-yard pass play was the third-longest in stadium history. Mateer also found redshirt junior wide receiver Javonnie Gibson for an 8-yard TD in the second quarter, as the Sooners took a 14-6 lead at halftime. It was Gibson’s first touchdown reception at OU. The Sategna TD came three plays after junior safety Peyton Bowen blocked a Missouri 35-yard field goal attempt. It was OU’s second straight game with a field goal block. Redshirt junior kicker Tate Sandell made a 45-yard field goal on OU’s opening possession of the second half, which served as the game’s final points. The Sooners held the Tigers to zero net rushing yards on nine attempts in the second half. MU entered the day averaging 241.7 rushing yards per game and running back Ahmad Hardy came in averaging a nation-leading 134.6 per outing. He had just 57 vs. OU. Redshirt sophomore defensive lineman Taylor Wein registered two tackles for loss (career-high 1.5 sacks) and senior defensive lineman Gracen Halton added 2.0 TFLs. Defensive linemen accounted for all four of OU’s sacks and six of eight TFLs. Redshirt junior linebacker Owen Heinecke led the team with 10 tackles (one for loss). Junior cornerback Jacobe Johnson and sophomore corner Eli Bowen each notched their second interception of the season. It was Bowen’s second straight game with a pick. The Sooners, who had a minus-7 turnover margin through six games, did not commit a turnover against Missouri and pulled even in the category for the season with their seventh and eighth takeaways over the last five contests. Redshirt junior punter Grayson Miller had five 50-yard boots, tied for the second most in a game in school history. The 23 combined points were the fewest in a game involving OU since it beat West Virginia 16-7 in Norman in the second contest of the 2013 season..

Score by Quarters Missouri Oklahoma

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Record: (7-4, 3-4 SEC) Record: (9-2, 5-2 SEC)

Scoring Summary:

1st 06:37 MU - #88 R.Meyer 39 yd FG 14 plays, 54 yards, TOP 08:23 3-0 2nd 06:45 OU - #5 I.Sategna III 87 yd pass from #10 J.Mateer (#29 T.Sandell kick) 3 plays, 90 yards, TOP 00:52 3-7 2nd 02:22 OU - #11 J.Gibson 8 yd pass from #10 J.Mateer (#29 T.Sandell kick) 7 plays, 35 yards, TOP 02:22 3-14 2nd 00:17 MU - #48 O.Robbins 21 yd FG 10 plays, 77 yards, TOP 02:02 6-14 3rd 11:36 OU - #29 T.Sandell 45 yd FG 8 plays, 47 yards, TOP 03:24 6-17 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

19 35-70 231 20-36-2 71-301 0-0 2-10 1-13 0-0 7-40.0 1-0 6-51 32:48 3 of 15 0 of 1 2-3 2-14

14 32-103 173 14-30-0 62-276 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-13 9-44.9 0-0 7-80 27:12 6 of 16 0 of 0 1-1 4-20

RUSHING: MU – Hardy, A. 17-57; Roberts, J. 10-14; Pribula, B. 8-(-1). OU – Mateer, J. 18-60; Robinson, X. 12-42; Burks, D. 1-2. PASSING: MU – Pribula, B. 20-36-2-231. OU – Mateer, J. 14-30-0-173. RECEIVING: MU – Coleman Jr., 7-115; Manning, J. 4-55; Olugbode, D. 3-34; Roberts, J. 3-15; Norfleet, B. 2-11; Jones, T. 1-1. OU – Robinson, X. 4-16; Sategna III, I. 3-109; Kanak, J. 2-24; Burks, D. 2--2; Lewis, K. 1-12; Gibson, J. 1-8; Helms, K. 1-6. TACKLES (UA-A): MU – Trotter, J. 5-8; Rodriguez, N. 3-3; Banner, S. 2-4; McClellan, C. 2-4; Young, Z. 2-3; Hall, S. 2-2; Burks, M. 2-1; Newson, T. 2-1; Wilson II, D. 1-1; Jacobs, K. 0-2; Carnell, D. 0-2; Catalon, J. 1-0; Webb, S. 0-1; Marshall, J. 0-1; Smith, D. 0-1; Gracial, M. 0-1. OU – Heinecke, O. 2-8; Lewis, K. 1-7; Halton, G. 2-5; Daniels, K. 1-6; Spears-Jennings, R. 1-5; Stone, D. 0-6; Powers III, R. 3-2; Boganowski, M. 3-2; Guillory, C. 2-2; Bowen, P. 1-3; Wein, T. 1-3; Williams, D. 2-1; Jones Jr., M. 1-2; Adebawore, A. 1-2; Omosigho, S. 1-2; McKinzie, K. 0-3; Jackson, J. 0-2; Hardy, J. 1-0; Thomas, E. 1-0; Jordan, D. 0-1; Heim, T. 0-1; Robinson, O. 0-1; Strong, M. 0-1; Bowen, E. 0-1.

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11/29/25 • Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (83,734) • Norman

LSU #8 OKLAHOMA

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NORMAN — John Mateer passed for 318 yards and two touchdowns, including a 58-yard TD pass to redshirt junior wide receiver Isaiah Sategna III to give Oklahoma the lead with 4:16 remaining, and the Sooners closed the regular season with a 17-13 home victory over LSU to secure their 43rd 10-win season in program history. The Sooners gained 393 yards of total offense — their most in SEC play on the season — and held the Tigers to just 198 total offensive yards, the fewest OU allowed to a power conference opponent since 2017. Mateer completed 23 passes for 318 yards and two TDs and rushed for 27 yards. His 318 passing yards were his most since throwing for 392 yards in the season opener vs. Illinois State. Sategna registered nine catches for 121 yards and the game-winning touchdown. He also had a 35-yard punt return that set up OU’s first touchdown of the game, a 45-yard pass from Mateer to redshirt senior wide receiver Deion Burks with 1:47 left in the third quarter. Burks finished with four catches for 61 yards and senior tight end Jaren Kanak had six for 54 yards. Freshman running back Tory Blaylock rushed for 42 yards on 11 carries. Junior defensive back Peyton Bowen logged seven tackles and an interception, and broke up a pass on 4th and 2 from the OU 29-yard line on LSU’s final play of the game. Redshirt senior linebacker Kendal Daniels and redshirt junior linebacker Owen Heinecke also each had team highs of seven tackles to lead the Sooners. Redshirt junior Grayson Miller punted seven times. His two punts of 50-plus yards gave him 23 on the year, a single-season school record. Redshirt junior kicker Tate Sandell kicked a 38-yard field goal for the game’s first points, extending his OU-record streak of made field goals to 23, also the longest single-season streak in SEC history.

Score by Quarters LSU Oklahoma

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Record: (7-5, 3-5 SEC) Record: (10-2, 6-2 SEC)

Scoring Summary:

1st 4:31 OU - #29 T.Sandell 38 yd FG 11 plays, 53 yards, TOP 05:01 0-3 2nd 13:35 LSU - #34 D.Ramos 25 yd FG 6 plays, 42 yards, TOP 01:53 3-3 3rd 11:21 LSU - #0 Z.Thomas 1 yd pass from #11 M.Van Buren Jr. (#34 D.Ramos kick) 4 plays, 33 yards, TOP 02:03 10-3 3rd 01:47 OU - #4 D.Burks 45 yd pass from #10 J.Mateer (#29 T.Sandell kick) 2 plays, 45 yards, TOP 00:43 10-10 4th 07:56 LSU - #34 D.Ramos 43 yd FG 7 plays, 42 yards, TOP 04:38 13-10 4th 04:16 OU - #5 I.Sategna III 58 yd pass from #10 J.Mateer (#29 T.Sandell kick) 3 plays, 84 yards, TOP 00:48 13-17 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

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9 29-85 85 15-26-1 55-198 0-0 2-5 1-47 3-86 9-44.6 1-0 4-25 29:19 2-14 0-1 2-3 0-0

14 28-75 75 23-38-3 66-393 0-0 3-29 0-0 1-0 7-43.1 2-0 8-60 30:41 4-15 0-1 0-0 0-0

RUSHING: LSU – Durham, C. 6-42; Van Buren, M. 5-33; Berry, H. 14-23; Thomas, Z. 1-2; Johnson, J. 3-(-15). OU – Blaylock, T. 11-42; Mateer, J. 8-27; Robinson, X. 6-9; Sategna, I. 1-(-1). TEAM 2-(-2). PASSING: LSU – Van Buren, M. 14-25-1-96; Thomas, Z. 1-1-0-17. OU – Mateer, J. 23-383-318. RECEIVING: LSU – Thomas, Z. 3-30; Brown, B. 3-9; Parker, K. 2-16; Johnson, J. 2-4; Green, T. 1-30; Sharp, B. 1-17 Hilston, C. 1-4; Berry, H. 1-2; Durham, C. 1-1. OU – Sategna, I. 9-121; Kanak, J. 6-54; Burks, D. 4-61; Gibson, J. 3-66; Helms, K. 1-16. TACKLES (UA-A): LSU - Keys, D. 5-3; Haulcy, A. 3-4; Perkins, H. 3-3; Pyburn, J. 3-3; Weeks, We. 2-4; Woodland, P. 3-1; Delane, M. 2-2; Butler, J. 1-3; Cooley, T. 1-2; Payton, P. 1-2; Gooden, B. 0-3; SPears, D. 2-0; Weeks, Wh. 1-1; Guillory, J. 0-2; Chadwick G. 1-0; Breaux, A. 0-1. OU – Daniels, K. 5-2; Heinecke, O. 4-3; Bowen, P. 1-6; Omosigho, S. 0-5; Guillory, C. 3-1; Halton, G. 2-2; Lewis, K. 1-3; Boganowski, M. 1-3; Johnson, J. 2-1; SpearsJennings, R. 1-2; Mateer, J. 2-0; Bowen, E. 1-1; Stone, D. 1-1; Wein, T. 0-2; Adebawore, A. 0-2; Williams, D. 0-2; Gibson, J. 1-0; Jordan, D. 1-0; McKinzie, K. 1-0; Jackson, J. 0-1; Okoye, D. 0-1; Thomas, E. 0-1; Jones, M. 0-1.

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GAME RECAPS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

12/19/25 • Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (83,550) • Norman

#9 ALABAMA #8 OKLAHOMA

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NORMAN — Oklahoma led 17-0 in the first 20 minutes but was outscored 27-0 over the remainder of the second and third quarters in a 34-24 loss in the College Football Playoff first round game at Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. The game marked OU’s fifth CFP appearance and its first since the 2019 season. The Sooners outgained the Crimson Tide 362 to 260 in total yardage and 307 to 232 in passing yards. Quarterback John Mateer threw for 307 yards and two touchdowns on 26for-41 passing and rushed for another score. Deion Burks registered seven receptions for 107 yards and a 37-yard TD, while Isaiah Sategna III scored on a 7-yard catch. Oklahoma scored on its second, third and fourth possessions to take a 17-0 lead early in the second quarter. Mateer rushed for an 8-yard touchdown at 5:29 mark of the first quarter and found Sategna for a 7-yard score with 10:51 left before halftime. The two touchdowns were sandwiched around a 51-yard field goal from Lou Groza Award winner Tate Sandell. The make was his 24th straight and fifth of 50-plus yards, extending his school records. Alabama tied the score at 17-all just before halftime on a 10-yard touchdown pass from Ty Simpson to Lotzeir Brooks, a 35-yard field goal and a 50-yard interception return. The Crimson Tide took a 27-17 lead in the third quarter on a 30-yard TD pass to Brooks and a 40-yard field goal. The Sooners cut it to 27-24 on the second play of the fourth quarter as Mateer hit Burks, who raced 37 yards to the end zone. But the Tide added a 6-yard TD rush by Daniel Hill for the game's final points with 7:24 on the clock.

Score by Quarters Alabama Oklahoma

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4 Score 7 34 7 24

Record: (11-3) Record: (10-3)

Scoring Summary:

1st 05:29 OU - #10 J.Mateer 8 yd rush (#29 T.Sandell kick) 8 plays, 59 yards, TOP 03:34 0-7 1st 00:45 OU - #29 T.Sandell 51 yd FG 6 plays, 13 yards, TOP 03:00 0-10 2nd 10:51 OU - #5 I.Sategna III 7 yd pass from #10 J.Mateer (#29 T.Sandell kick) 8 plays, 63 yards, TOP 03:57 0-17 2nd 06:52 UA - #17 L.Brooks 10 yd pass from #15 T. Simpson (#31 C.Talty kick) 9 plays, 75 yards, TOP 03:59 7-17 2nd 02:08 UA - #31 C.Talty 35 yd FG 5 plays, 13 yards, TOP 02:15 10-17 2nd 01:18 UA - #2 Z.Brown 50 yd interception return (#31 C.Talty kick) 17-17 3rd 11:21 UA - #17 L.Brooks 30 yd pass from #15 T.Simpson (#31 C.Talty kick) 3 plays, 60 yards, TOP 00:58 24-17 3rd 04:30 UA - #31 C.Talty 30 yd FG 9 plays, 40 yards, TOP 04:56 27-17 4th 14:45 OU - #4 D.Burks 37 yd pass from #10 J.Mateer (#29 T.Sandell kick) 8 plays, 75 yards, TOP 04:45 27-24 4th 07:24 UA - #4 D.Hill 6 yd rush (#29 C.Talty kick) 4 plays, 35 yards, TOP 01:56 34-24 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

12 25-28 232 18-29-0 54-260 0-0 5-40 1-13 1-50 7-38.6 1-0 4-46 26:52 2 of 12 1 of 1 3-3 5-26

18 33-55 307 26-42-1 75-362 0-0 1-17 0-0 0-0 5-60.0 1-0 5-50 33:08 7 of 18 1 of 1 2-3 4-35

RUSHING: UA – Hill, D. 9-43; Miller, J. 7-11; Bernard, G. 1-0; TEAM 2-(-4), Simpson, T. 6-(22). OU – Blaylock, T. 11-36; Mateer, J. 19-15; Robinson, X. 3-4. PASSING: UA – Simpson, T. 18-29-0-232. OU – Mateer, J. 26-41-1-307; TEAM 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: UA – Brooks, L. 5-79; Horton, I. 5-65; Bernard, G. 3-40; Cuevas, J. 3-35; Lindsey, J. 1-8; Williams, R. 1-5. OU – Burks, D. 7-107; Blaylock, T. 5-36; Kanak, J. 4-22; Carter, J. 3-46; Gibson, J. 2-41; Sategna, I. 2-17; Robinson, X. 1-17; Jordan, J. 1-16; Lewis, K. 1-5. TACKLES (UA-A): UA – Lawson, D. 6-4; Jefferson, J. 7-2; Sabb, K. 2-4; Jackson, D. 3-2; Hubbard, B. 2-3; Keeley, K. 2-2; Pierre, Y. 2-2; Brown, Z. 3-0; Hill-Green, N. 2-1; Russaw, Q. 0-3; Jones, D. 2-0; Simmons, L. 1-1; Taylor, I. 1-1; Faga, I. 1-1; Lee, D. 0-2; Renaud, J. 0-2; Keenan, T. 1-0; Collins, K. 1-0; Hill, J. 0-1; Carter, N. 0-1. OU – Heinecke, O. 4-3; Bowen, E. 3-2; Daniels, K. 3-1; Lewis, K. 3-1; Thomas, R. 2-1; Bowen, P. 2-1; Omosigho, S. 2-1; Jackson, J. 1-2; Powers, R. 1-2; Wein, T. 2-0; Boganowski, M. 1-1; Guillory, C. 1-1; Halton, G. 1-1; SpearsJennings, R. 0-2; Thomas, E. 1-0; Jones, M. 1-0; Jordan, D. 1-0; Johnson, J. 1-0; Williams, D. 0-1.

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

For a complete listing of OU's historical records and statistics, consult the program's "Records and Stats Supplement" available on SoonerSports.com. Navigate to the football page, click on the "More" dropdown menu and select "Media Guide." The 90-plus-page supplement is available for viewing or download on the "Media Guide" page.

RUSHING RECORDS Most Rushes Game...............................................................55, Steve Owens vs. Oklahoma State, 11/29/69 Season........................................................................................................393, Steve Owens, 1968 Career...................................................................................................958, Steve Owens, 1967-69 Rushing Yardage Game............................................................................ 427, Samaje Perine vs. Kansas, 11/22/14 Season..............................................................................................1,925, Adrian Peterson, 2004 Career...............................................................................................4,122, Samaje Perine, 2014-16 Yards Per Attempt Game ..................................................... 26.8 (6-161), Eric Mitchel vs. Kansas State, 10/15/88 Season............................................................................................................8.98, Greg Pruitt, 1971 Career..................................................................... 7.48 (166 carries), Darrell Shepard, 1979-81 200-Yard Games Season................................................................................................................... 4, Billy Sims, 1978 Career...............................................................................................................7, Billy Sims, 1975-79 Rushing Yards by a Freshman Game.................................................................427, Samaje Perine vs. Kansas, 11/22/14 (true) Season..................................................................................1,925, Adrian Peterson, 2004 (true) Rushing Yards by a Quarterback Game...................................................................... 195, Thomas Lott vs. Kansas State, 11/6/76 Season.........................................................................................................1,298, Jalen Hurts, 2019 Career........................................................................................ 2,713, Jamelle Holieway, 1985-88 Rushing Touchdowns Game................................................................................... 6, Quentin Griffin vs. Texas, 10/7/00 Season........................................................................... 23, Steve Owens, 1969; Billy Sims, 1979 Career......................................................................................................57, Steve Owens, 1967-69

PASSING RECORDS Most Pass Attempts Game................................................................71, Landry Jones vs. Oklahoma State, 11/24/12 Season........................................................................................................ 617, Landry Jones, 2010 Career............................................................................................... 2,183, Landry Jones, 2009-12

RECEIVING RECORDS Most Receptions Game............................................................... 15, Sterling Shepard vs. Kansas State, 10/18/14 Justin Brown vs. Oklahoma State, 11/24/12 Jalen Saunders vs. Notre Dame, 10/27/12 Ryan Broyles vs. Iowa State, 10/16/10 Season..........................................................................................................131, Ryan Broyles, 2010 Career.................................................................................................. 349, Ryan Broyles, 2008-13 Most Yards Gained Game........................................................... 265, Marquise Brown at Oklahoma State, 11/4/17 Season..................................................................................................... 1,622, Ryan Broyles, 2010 Career............................................................................................... 4,586, Ryan Broyles, 2008-11 Yards Per Reception Game................................................................... 47.7 (3-143), Virgil Boll vs. Colorado, 11/3/62 Season..........................................................................................29.1 (17 rec.), Jon Harrison, 1971 Career.................................................................................. 27.0 (30 rec.), Jon Harrison, 1970-71 Most Touchdown Receptions Game.............................................................................4, Kenny Stills at West Virginia, 11/17/12 Jermaine Gresham vs. Texas A&M, 11/3/07 Trent Smith vs. Kansas, 10/13/01 Season.................................................................................................... 17, Dede Westbrook, 2016 Career..................................................................................................... 45, Ryan Broyles, 2008-11

TOTAL OFFENSE YARDAGE RECORDS Game..............................................................589, Baker Mayfield at Oklahoma State, 11/4/17 (598 Passing, -9 Rushing) Season......................................................................................................5,362, Kyler Murray, 2018 (4,361 Passing, 1,001 Rushing) Career..............................................................................................16,271, Landry Jones, 2009-12 (16,646 Passing, -375 Rushing)

ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGE RECORDS Game........................................................................... 446, Samaje Perine vs. Kansas, 11/22/14 (427 Rushing, 19 Receiving Yards) Season........................................................................................................... 2,331, Joe Mixon, 2016 (1,274 Rushing, 538 Receiving, 519 Return Yards) Career..........................................................................................6,718, DeMarco Murray, 2007-10 (3,685 Rushing, 1,571 Receiving, 1,462 Return Yards)

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Pass Completions Game...............................................................46, Landry Jones vs. Oklahoma State, 11/24/12 Season...................................................................................................... 405, Landry Jones, 2010 Career...............................................................................................1,388, Landry Jones, 2009-12 Completion Percentage Game..................................................................... 1.000 (8-8), Jack Jacobs vs. Kansas, 11/1/41 Season.............................................................................. .709 (254-358), Baker Mayfield, 2016 Career........................................................................ .698 (808-1,157), Baker Mayfield, 2015-17 Most Yards Passing Game..............................................................598, Baker Mayfield at Oklahoma State, 11/4/17 Season................................................................................................. 4,720, Sam Bradford, 2008 Career............................................................................................16,646, Landry Jones, 2009-12 300-Yard Games Season.........................................................................................................11, Sam Bradford, 2008 Career.................................................................................................... 27, Landry Jones, 2009-12 400-Yard Games Season.............................................................................................................5, Landry Jones, 2011 Career.....................................................................................................12, Landry Jones, 2009-12 Touchdown Passes Game..........................................................................7, Baker Mayfield at Texas Tech, 10/22/16 Season.......................................................................................................50, Sam Bradford, 2008 Career.................................................................................................. 123, Landry Jones, 2009-12

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Most Points Game............................................................................... 36, Quentin Griffin vs. Texas, 10/7/00 Season..................................................................................................... 138, Austin Seibert, 2018 Billy Sims, 1979 Steve Owens, 1969 Career................................................................................................499, Austin Seibert, 2015-18 Most Touchdowns Game..................................................................................6, Quentin Griffin vs. Texas, 10/7/00 Season.......................................................................... 23, Steve Owens, 1969; Billy Sims, 1979 Career............................................................................................. 65, DeMarco Murray, 2007-10 Most Extra Points Game....................................................................... 11, Garrett Hartley vs. North Texas, 9/1/07 Trey DiCarlo vs. Texas A&M, 11/8/03 Tim Lashar vs. Missouri, 11/8/86 Season................................................................................................... 94, Jimmy Stevens, 2008 Career.................................................................................................310, Austin Seibert, 2015-18 Most Consecutive Extra Points Season........................................................................................................81, Austin Seibert, 2017 Career.................................................................................................162, Austin Seibert, 2016-18 Most Field Goals Game....................................................... 4, 15 times; MR: Tate Sandell at Tennessee, 11/1/25 Season..........................................................................................................24, Tate Sandell, 2025 24, Michael Hunnicutt, 2013 Career............................................................................................74, Michael Hunnicutt, 2011-14 Most Kicker Points Game..........................................................................................17, Gabe Brkic vs. Texas, 10/9/21 Michael Hunnicutt vs. Kansas, 10/15/11 Jimmy Stevens vs. Oklahoma State, 11/27/10 Trey DiCarlo vs. Texas, 11/11/03 Season..................................................................................................... 138, Austin Seibert, 2018 Career................................................................................................499, Austin Seibert, 2015-18

DEFENSIVE RECORDS Total Tackles Game.........................................................................*31, Don Pfrimmer vs. Missouri, 10/28/67 Season..........................................................................................................182, Jackie Shipp, 1981 Career...................................................................................................... 530, Daryl Hunt, 1975-78 Tackles by a Lineman Game.............................................................................. 21, Kevin Murphy vs. Missouri, 11/5/83 Season...................................................................................................... 144, Kevin Murphy, 1983 Career..................................................................................................... 365, Rick Bryan, 1980-83

Most Punts Game..........................................................................18, Jack Jacobs vs. Santa Clara, 10/25/41 Season.......................................................................................................80, Jeff Ferguson, 2001 Mike Winchester, 1984 Career............................................................................................252, Jeff Ferguson, 1998-2001 Best Punting Average Game................................................................59.7 (3 punts), Michael Turk vs. TCU, 10/16/21 Season........................................................................................................51.2, Michael Turk, 2021 Career.................................................................................................48.4, Michael Turk, 2021-22

PUNT RETURN RECORDS Most Punt Returns Game............................................................... 8, Ryan Broyles vs. Oklahoma State, 11/28/09 Curtis Fagan vs. North Texas, 9/8/01, and Kansas State, 9/29/01 Larry Grigg vs. Nebraska, 11/24/51 Jack Jacobs vs. Santa Clara, 10/25/41 Season.................................................................................................. 53, Antonio Perkins, 2003 Career.............................................................................................. 126, Jarrail Jackson, 1996-99

Tackles by a Linebacker Game.........................................................................*31, Don Pfrimmer vs. Missouri, 10/28/67 Season..........................................................................................................182, Jackie Shipp, 1981 Career...................................................................................................... 530, Daryl Hunt, 1975-78

Most Punt Return Yards Game.......................................................................... 277, Antonio Perkins vs. UCLA, 9/20/03 Season................................................................................................ 647, Antonio Perkins, 2002 Career................................................................................... 1,441, Antonio Perkins, 2002-2004

Tackles by a Defensive Back Game..................................................................20, Rodney Rideau vs. Notre Dame, 10/2/99 Season................................................................................................... 120, Rodney Rideau, 1999 Career..............................................................................................299, Zac Henderson, 1974-77

Best Punt Return Average Game......................................................... 39.6 (7-277), Antonio Perkins vs. UCLA, 9/20/03 Season.............................................................................. 23.5 (22 returns), Jack Mitchell, 1948 Career........................................................................ 23.8 (39 returns), Jack Mitchell, 1946-48

Tackles for Loss Game............................................................................ 6, Cedric Jones vs. Texas Tech, 9/17/94 Season............................................................................................................24, Kelly Gregg, 1998 Career.................................................................................................. 59, Rocky Calmus, 1998-01 Interceptions Game ............................................ 3, eight times; MR: Tony Jefferson vs. Ball State, 10/1/11 Season............................................................................................................9, Rickey Dixon, 1987 Career.....................................................................................................18, Darrell Royal, 1946-49 Sacks Game............................................................................ 5, Cedric Jones vs. Texas Tech, 9/17/94 Season.......................................................................................................... 14, Martin Chase, 1997 Cedric Jones, 1994 Career..................................................................................................31.5, Cedric Jones, 1992-95 * Linebacker Kenneth Murray recorded 28 tackles vs. Army West Point on Sept. PUNTING RECORDS 22, 2018. Entering the 2026 season, that stands as the NCAA's FBS single-game record (the NCAA began tracking tackles in the 2000 campaign).

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KICKOFF RETURN RECORDS Most Kickoff Returns Game..........................................................7, DeMarco Murray vs. Oklahoma State, 11/29/08 ...................................................................................Juaquin Iglesias vs. West Virginia, 1/2/08 ............................................................................................Jarrail Jackson vs. Nebraska, 11/1/97 Season.............................................................................................................. 30, Tre Brown, 2018 Career............................................................................................ 63, Juaquin Iglesias, 2005-08 Most Kickoff Return Yards Game............................................................. 229, Brandon Daniels vs. Notre Dame, 10/2/99 Season................................................................................................826, Juaquin Iglesias, 2007 Career....................................................................................... 1,664, Juaquin Iglesias, 2005-08 Best Kickoff Return Average Game (min. 2)........................................... 63.5, Orville Matthews vs. Santa Clara, 11/30/40 Game (min. 5)............................................ 45.8, Brandon Daniels vs. Notre Dame, 10/2/99 Season (min. 10) .............................................................................31.8, Brandon Daniels, 1999 Career (min. 20)....................................................................... 27.6, DeMarco Murray, 2007-10

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TEAM RECORDS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

RUSHING RECORDS Most Rushing Attempts Game................................................96, vs. Missouri, 11/9/57 Season.........................................................................879, 1972 Per Game...................................................................73.9, 1974 Most Rushing Yards Game..................................768, vs. Kansas State, 10/15/88 Season...................................................................... 5,635, 1971 Rushing Yards Per Attempt Game.................... 11.7 (61-711), vs. Kansas State, 10/23/71 Season.............................................................................7.1, 1971

PASSING RECORDS Most Passing Attempts Game.................................71, vs. Oklahoma State, 11/24/12 Season........................................................................633, 2010 Per Game..................................................................47.17, 1999 Most Passing Completions Game...............................46, vs. Oklahoma State, 11/24/12 Season.........................................................................414, 2010 Per Game................................................................ 29.57, 2010

u Behind 1,000-yard rushers Kennedy Brooks (left; 1,056 yards) and Kyler Murray (right; 1,001 yards) the 2018

Sooners averaged a school-record 8.6 yards per play. Murray also passed for 4,361 yards.

Fewest Passing Attempts Game.............................................. 0, vs. Colorado, 11/15/86 Season...........................................................................63, 1976 Per Game...................................................................5.25, 1976

Scoring Game.............................................82, vs. Colorado, 10/4/80 Season........................................................................716, 2008 Per Game................................................................... 51.1, 2008

Fewest Completions Game............ 0, several times (last vs. Arizona, 9/16/89) Season...........................................................................24, 1976 Per Game.....................................................................2.0, 1976

Most Touchdowns Game..............................................12, vs. Colorado, 10/4/80 Season......................................................................... 99, 2008 Per Game.....................................................................7.1, 2008

Most Yards Passing Game.................................598, at Oklahoma State, 11/4/17 Season.....................................................................5,065, 2017 Per Game.................................................................361.8, 2017

Most Rushing Touchdowns Game..............................................12, vs. Colorado, 10/4/80 Season............................................................................62, 1971 Per Game..................................................................... 5.17, 1971

Completion Percentage Game.......................................................1.000, several times Season........................................................................ .714, 2017

Most Passing Touchdowns Game........................................... 7, vs. Texas Tech, 10/30/21 at Texas Tech, 10/22/16 Season.......................................................................... 51, 2008 Per Game.................................................................3.64, 2008

Most Yards Per Attempt Game........................................... 25.7, vs. Colorado, 11/3/62 Season........................................................................12.77, 1971 Most Yards Per Completion Game............................................36.1, vs. Colorado, 11/3/62 Season...................................................................... 26.85, 1971 Most Passes Had Intercepted Game ................................................................. 5, three times Season .........................................................................18, 2000

TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS Total Offense Game.......................................... 875, vs. Colorado, 10/4/80 Season.......................................................................8,114, 2017 Per Game................................................................ 579.6, 2017 Most Plays Game.............................. 107, vs. Oklahoma State, 11/27/10 Season....................................................................... 1,211, 2010 Per Game...................................................................86.8, 1972 Yards Per Play Game..................................12.0, vs. West Virginia, 11/25/17 Season......................................................................... 8.6, 2018 Fewest Turnovers Game................0, many times; MR vs. Missouri, 11/22/25 Season...........................................................................11, 2008 Per Game.................................................................0.79, 2008

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DEFENSIVE RECORDS Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed Game.................................................-52, vs. Kansas, 11/1/86 Season........................................................................594, 1948 Per Game..................................................................54.0, 1949 Fewest Rushing Attempts Season........................................................................296, 1999 Per Game.................................................................. 26.9, 1999 Fewest Rushing Yards Per Attempt Season........................................................................ 1.58, 1986 Fewest Passing Yards Allowed Game.................................-2 vs. Oklahoma State, 11/13/93 Season........................................................................ 555, 1956 Per Game.................................................................. 55.5, 1956 Fewest Pass Completions Season...........................................................................47, 1960 Per Game.....................................................................4.7, 1960 Most Sacks Game................................................. 9, vs. Auburn, 9/20/25 vs. Kansas, 11/7/20 vs. Texas, 10/12/19 vs. Nebraska, 10/29/05 vs. Arkansas, 1/1/02 vs. Kansas State, 10/1/83 Season.......................................................................... 48, 1986 Per Game......................................................................4.1, 1989

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Fewest Points Allowed Game.....................................0, 256 times (125 since 1938); MR: vs. Kent State, 10/4/25 Season...........................................................................29, 1938 Per Game.....................................................................2.6, 1938 Fewest Touchdowns Allowed Game................................................................ 0, many times; MR: vs. Kent State, 10/4/25 Season............................................................................. 4, 1938 Per Game.................................................................... 0.4, 1938 Fewest Yards Allowed Game............................. 14, vs. Washington State, 12/3/38 Season...................................................................... 1,226, 1938 Per Game.................................................................. 111.5, 1938

SPECIAL TEAMS RECORDS Field Goals Game........................4, 15 times; MR at Tennessee, 11/1/25 Season............................................................................25, 2011 Per Game.................................................................. 2.83, 1999 Field Goal Percentage Game.........................................................1.000, many times; .............................. MR (min. 3) at Alabama, 11/15/24 (3-3) Season..................................................... .950 (19-20), 2006 Most Punts Game........................................ 21, vs. Santa Clara, 10/25/41 Season.......................................................................... 85, 2001 Punting Average Game...................................................59.7, vs. TCU, 10/16/21 Season....................................................................... 49.8, 2021 Most Punt Return Yards Game................................................ 277, vs. UCLA, 9/20/03 Season........................................................................949, 1948 Per Game.................................................................. 86.3, 1948 Most Kickoff Return Yards Game.....................................289, vs. Notre Dame, 10/2/99 Season.....................................................................1,583, 2007 Per Game..................................................................113.1, 2007

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Yards Player Pos. Cl. TD Play Opponent Date 100.........Billy Bowman......... DB........Jr..........Y..........Int. Return...... BYU........................ 11/18/23 100.........Alex Ross................. RB........So. ......Y..........KO Return....... West Virginia....... 9/20/14 100.........Julian Wilson.......... DB........Sr. ........Y..........Int. Return...... Tennessee...............9/13/14 100.........Roy Finch................ RB........Jr. ........Y..........KO Return....... Kansas..................10/20/12 100*.......Mark Bradley.......... WR.......Jr. ........Y..........KO Return....... Iowa State..............10/4/03 100.........Buster Rhymes...... RB........Fr. ........Y..........KO Return....... Kansas State.......10/18/80 100.........Al Needs.................. DB........Fr. ........Y..........Int. Return...... Kansas State....... 10/27/45 99..........Abdul Adams......... RB........So........Y..........Rush................. Baylor.....................9/23/17 99*.........Jerome Ledbetter... RB........Fr. ........Y..........KO Return....... Colorado............... 10/4/80 99..........Joe Golding............ DB........Jr. ........Y..........Int. Return...... Texas..................... 10/12/46

Yards Player Pos. Cl. TD Opponent Date 100.........Alex Ross......................... RB........... So. ...........Y............West Virginia...............9/20/14 100.........Roy Finch........................ RB........... Jr. .............Y............Kansas......................... 10/20/12 100*.......Mark Bradley.................. DB........... Jr. .............Y............Iowa State....................10/4/03 100.........Buster Rhymes............... RB........... Fr. ............Y............Kansas State..............10/18/80 99*.........Jerome Ledbetter......... RB........... Fr. ............Y............Colorado.......................10/4/80 97...........Joe Mixon........................ RB........... So. ...........Y............Ohio State..................... 9/17/16 95...........Jerome Ledbetter......... RB........... Fr. ............Y............Oklahoma State........11/29/80 95...........George Thomas............. RB........... Fr. ............Y............Boston College.......... 9/23/49 94..........Otis Rogers..................... RB .......... Jr. .............Y............Kansas State............. 10/30/37 93...........J.T. Thatcher.................... DB........... Sr. ............N...........Kansas State..............10/14/00

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Yards Player Pos. Cl. TD Opponent Date 99..........Abdul Adams................. RB........... So.............Y............Baylor............................ 9/23/17 96..........Jeff Frazier...................... RB........... Jr. .............Y............North Texas................. 9/23/95 96..........Buck McPhail.................. RB........... Jr. .............N...........Kansas State..................11/3/51 95...........Damien Williams........... RB........... Jr...............Y............Texas ............................ 10/13/12 92...........DeMarco Murray............ RB........... Fr. ............Y............Utah State ...................9/15/07 91............Jimmy Harris.................. QB........... So. ...........Y............Kansas ........................ 10/16/54 90..........Mike Thomas.................. RB........... So. ...........Y............Oregon ........................ 9/23/72 90..........George Thomas............. RB........... Sr. ............Y............Oklahoma State ....... 11/26/49 89...........Damien Williams........... RB........... Jr. .............Y............Florida A&M .................. 9/8/12 89...........Darrell Shepard.............. QB........... Jr. ............Y............Colorado ......................10/4/80

Yards Player Pos. Cl. TD Opponent Date 96..........Darrell Royal................... QB........... Jr. .............Y............Kansas State.............. 10/16/48 93...........Eddie Hinton................... WR.......... So. ...........Y............Colorado.................... 10/29/66 91............Jalen Saunders.............. WR.......... Sr. ............Y............Iowa State....................11/16/13 91............Antonio Perkins............. DB........... So. ...........Y............Tulsa..............................9/30/02 91............Tommy McDonald......... RB........... So. ...........Y............Iowa State................... 11/12/55 90..........Justin Brown................... WR.......... Sr. ............Y............Kansas......................... 10/20/12 87...........Ryan Broyles................... WR.......... So. ...........Y............Oklahoma State........11/28/09 87...........Darrius Johnson............ DB........... Jr. .............Y............Missouri......................... 11/5/94 85...........Freddie Nixon................. RB........... So. ...........Y............Iowa State..................10/22/77 84..........Antonio Perkins............. DB........... Jr. .............Y............UCLA............................9/20/03

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Yards Receiver Passer TD Opponent Date 95...........Ben Hart.......................Ronnie Fletcher ........ Y...........Florida State...................1/2/65 90..........J.J. Hester....................Jackson Arnold.......... Y...........Maine.............................. 11/2/24 90..........P.J. Mills........................Eric Moore .................. Y...........Iowa State.................... 10/7/95 90..........Lance Rentzel.............John Hammond ........ Y...........Maryland.......................9/19/64 88...........Dede Westbrook.......Baker Mayfield........... Y...........Kansas State............... 10/15/16 87...........Isaiah Sategna III.......John Mateer................ Y...........Missouri........................11/22/25 87...........Marquise Brown.........Kyler Murray............... Y...........Tulane.............................9/16/17 87...........Max Boydston ...........Buddy Leake ............. Y...........California......................9/18/54 86...........CeeDee Lamb.............Kyler Murray............... Y...........Baylor............................9/29/18 86...........Cameron Kenney.......Landry Jones.............. Y...........Oklahoma State..........11/27/10 86...........Wahoo McDaniel.......Bobby Boyd................ Y...........West Virginia...............9/27/58

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100.........Billy Bowman................. DB........... Jr...............Y............BYU................................11/18/23 100.........Julian Wilson.................. DB........... Sr. ............Y............Tennessee......................9/13/14 100.........Al Needs.......................... DB........... Fr. ............Y............Kansas State.............. 10/27/45 99..........Joe Golding.................... DB........... Jr. .............Y............Texas............................ 10/12/46 97...........Derrick Strait.................. DB........... Sr. ............N...........Texas Tech.................. 11/22/03 96..........Randy Hughes................ DB........... Jr. .............Y............Colorado.................... 10/20/73 95...........Rickey Dixon................... DB........... Sr. ............Y............Oklahoma State .......... 11/7/87 94..........David Baker.................... QB........... Jr. .............Y............Duke.................................. 1/1/58 87...........Eli Bowen......................... DB........... So.............Y............Alabama...................... 11/15/25 85...........Dominique Franks......... DB........... Jr. .............Y............Kansas........................ 10/24/09 85...........J.T. Thatcher.................... DB........... Sr. ............Y............Texas Tech.................. 11/18/00

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Yards Player Cl. Opponent Date 60..........Tony DiRienzo.........................So. .................. Kansas.........................................11/17/73 58...........Uwe von Schamann...............Jr. .................... Oklahoma State.........................11/5/77 56...........Zach Schmit.............................Sr. ................... Missouri........................................ 11/9/24 56...........Gabe Brkic...............................Jr. .................... Western Carolina........................9/11/21 56...........Gabe Brkic...............................Jr. .................... Tulane.............................................9/4/21 56...........Tony DiRienzo.........................Sr. ................... Oklahoma State..........................11/1/75 55...........Tate Sandell.............................Jr...................... Tennessee.....................................11/1/25 55...........Tate Sandell.............................Jr...................... Tennessee.....................................11/1/25 55...........Tate Sandell.............................Jr...................... South Carolina......................... 10/18/25 55...........Tate Sandell.............................Jr...................... Kent State................................... 10/4/25 55...........Gabe Brkic...............................Jr. .................... Tulane.............................................9/4/21

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71............R Mason Thomas........... DL............ Sr..............Y............Tennessee.......................11/1/25 70...........Nik Bonitto...................... LB............ Jr...............N...........Kansas State.................10/2/21 69...........Cory Heinecke................ DL............ Sr. ............Y............Air Force.......................... 9/1/01 65...........Marlon Wesley............... DB .......... Sr. ............Y............San Diego State........... 9/9/95 61............Reggie Smith.................. DB........... Jr. .............Y............Miami.............................. 9/8/07 61............Claire Morford................ OL........... So. ...........Y............Marquette.....................11/22/41 58...........Aubrey Beavers............. DL............ Jr. .............Y............Colorado......................10/17/92 58...........Dante Jones.................... LB............ Sr. ............Y............North Texas....................9/5/87 57...........Clyde Powers................. DB........... Jr. .............Y............Clemson....................... 9/30/72 56...........Jamell Fleming.............. DB........... Sr. ............Y............Texas............................... 10/8/11 56...........John Goodman.............. DL............ Jr. .............Y............Kansas..........................11/10/79

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Yards Player Pos. Cl. Opponent Date 91............Wahoo McDaniel............ TE.................Jr. ................ Iowa State.......................... 11/8/58 87...........Joe Wylie.......................... RB................So. .............. Kansas State................. 10/24/70 85...........Michael Turk.................... P...................Sr.................. Texas...................................10/9/21 85...........Tress Way......................... P...................So. .............. Utah State........................... 9/4/10 81............Brian Lewis...................... P...................So. .............. Oklahoma State...............11/9/96 81............Darrell Royal.................... QB................Jr. ................ Oklahoma State..............11/27/48 79...........Jack Jacobs..................... RB................Jr. ................ Nebraska............................11/2/40 78...........Brian Lewis...................... P...................Fr. ................ Missouri.......................... 10/28/95 78...........Scott Blanton.................. P/K...............Jr. ................ Texas Tech......................12/24/93 78...........Todd Thomsen................ P...................So. .............. Iowa State.........................10/3/87 78...........Michael Keeling.............. K/P..............Jr. ................ Kansas...............................10/17/81 78...........Billy Pricer........................ RB................Sr. ................ North Carolina................ 9/29/56 78...........Darrell Royal.................... QB................So. .............. Missouri............................. 11/15/47

Yards Player Play Team Date 100.........Brennan Presley.......... Kickoff Return.................... Oklahoma State............ 11/27/21 100.........Brandon Wilson........... Missed FG Return.............. Houston............................. 9/3/16 100.........Fozzy Whittaker.......... Kickoff Return.................... Texas................................. 10/8/11 100.........Coryell Judie................. Kickoff Return.................... Texas A&M....................... 11/6/10 100.........Mack Heron................... Kickoff Return.................... Kansas State...................11/2/68 99..........KaVontae Turpin.......... Kickoff Return.................... TCU................................. 10/20/18 99..........Eric Vann....................... Rush...................................... Kansas.............................. 10/4/97 99..........Wes Caswell.................. Troy DeGar Pass................. Tulsa................................9/28/96 98...........Vernon Scott................ Interception Return........... TCU...................................11/23/19 98...........Brandon Banks............ Kickoff Return.................... Kansas State................ 10/31/09 98...........Cyrus Gray..................... Kickoff Return.................... Texas A&M...................... 11/8/08 98...........Shaun Rochon.............. Kickoff Return.................... Baylor............................ 10/22/05

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RUSHING YARDS — GAME Yards Player Pos. Cl. Att. Opponent Date 427*.........Samaje Perine.............RB............ Fr. .......... 34.......... Kansas........................... 11/22/14 294..........Greg Pruitt...................RB............ Jr. .......... 19........... Kansas State................10/23/71 291...........De’Mond Parker..........RB............ So. ......... 31........... Texas.............................. 10/11/97 282..........Billy Sims......................RB............ Sr. .......... 36.......... Missouri..........................11/17/79 274...........Mike Gaddis.................RB............ So. ......... 29.......... Oklahoma State........... 10/7/89 263..........Joe Mixon.....................RB............ So. ......... 31........... Texas Tech................... 10/22/16 261...........Steve Owens................RB............ Sr. .......... 55.......... Oklahoma State......... 11/29/69 259..........Earl Johnson................RB............ Fr. .......... 28.......... Colorado....................... 11/12/83 258..........David Overstreet........RB............ Sr. .......... 18........... Colorado........................10/4/80 249..........Adrian Peterson..........RB............ Fr............ 33.......... Oklahoma State........10/30/04 * FBS record

RUSHING YARDS — SEASON Yards Player Pos. Cl. Year Att. Avg. TD 1,925........Adrian Peterson........RB............... Fr. ........... 2004............. 339..............5.70.............. 15 1,896........Billy Sims....................RB............... Jr. ............ 1978.............. 256.............7.41............... 22 1,884........Quentin Griffin..........RB............... Sr. ........... 2002............. 287..............6.56.............. 15 1,760........Greg Pruitt.................RB............... Jr. ............ 1971............... 196..............8.98.............. 18 1,713.........Samaje Perine...........RB............... Fr. ........... 2014.............. 263..............6.51............... 21 1,670........Billy Sims....................RB............... Sr. ........... 1979.............. 248.............6.73.............. 23 1,649.......Steve Owens..............RB............... Jr. ............ 1968.............. 393..............4.20.............. 21 1,523........Steve Owens..............RB............... Sr. ........... 1969.............. 358..............4.25............. 23 1,366........Eric Gray.....................RB............... Sr............. 2022............. 213...............6.41................ 11 1,349........Samaje Perine...........RB............... So. .......... 2015.............. 226..............5.97..............16

RUSHING YARDS — CAREER Yards Player Pos. Years Att. Avg. TD 4,122........Samaje Perine...............RB............... 2014-16..................685...............6.02...............49 4,118.........Billy Sims........................RB............... 1975-79..................593...............6.94............... 53 4,071........Joe Washington............RB............... 1972-75..................675...............6.03............... 39 4,045......Adrian Peterson............RB............... 2004-06...............747................5.41.................41 4,041.......Steve Owens..................RB............... 1967-69.................958...............4.22............... 57 3,938.......Quentin Griffin..............RB............... 1999-02.................744...............5.29 ..............44 3,685.......DeMarco Murray...........RB............... 2007-10.................759...............4.86...............50 3,403.......De’Mond Parker............RB............... 1996-98.................579...............5.88................ 21 3,320.......Kennedy Brooks...........RB............... 2018-19,21.............472...............7.03................. 31 3,198........Stanley Wilson..............RB............... 1979-82..................567...............5.64................ 15

RUSHING ATTEMPTS — GAME Att. Player Pos. Cl. Opponent Date 55.............Steve Owens..................RB............... Sr. .............Oklahoma State................. 11/29/69 53.............Steve Owens..................RB............... Sr. .............Iowa State...............................11/1/69 47.............Steve Owens..................RB............... Jr. .............Kansas State..........................11/2/68 46............Steve Owens..................RB............... Jr. .............Missouri................................. 11/16/68 44............Steve Owens..................RB............... Sr. .............Kansas.....................................11/9/68 41..............Steve Owens..................RB............... Jr. .............Nebraska..............................11/23/68 40............Steve Owens..................RB............... Sr. .............Wisconsin.............................9/20/69 39.............Ron Shotts.....................RB............... Jr. .............Oklahoma State................... 12/3/66 38.............Dewell Brewer...............RB............... Fr. .............Kansas State.........................11/11/89 37.............Samaje Perine...............RB............... Jr. .............Oklahoma State....................12/3/16 37.............Spencer Tillman............RB............... Fr. .............Hawaii..................................... 12/3/83 37.............Steve Owens..................RB............... Jr. .............Kansas.....................................11/9/68 37.............Steve Owens..................RB............... Jr. .............North Carolina State.........9/28/68

RUSHING ATTEMPTS — SEASON Att. Player Cl. Year 393..........Steve Owens ...................................................Jr. ....................................................... 1968 358..........Steve Owens ...................................................Sr. .......................................................1969 339..........Adrian Peterson..............................................Fr. .................................................... 2004 287..........Quentin Griffin ...............................................Sr. ......................................................2002 282..........DeMarco Murray.............................................Sr. .......................................................2010 263..........Samaje Perine.................................................Fr. .......................................................2014 256..........Billy Sims .........................................................Jr. ....................................................... 1978 248..........Billy Sims .........................................................Sr. ....................................................... 1979 241...........Mike Gaddis ....................................................Sr. ........................................................ 1991 233..........Jalen Hurts.......................................................Sr. .......................................................2019

RUSHING ATTEMPTS — CAREER Att. Player Years 958..........Steve Owens..........................................................................................................1967-69 759..........DeMarco Murray.................................................................................................. 2007-10

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748...........Adrian Peterson..................................................................................................2004-06 744..........Quentin Griffin..................................................................................................... 1999-02 685..........Samaje Perine....................................................................................................... 2014-16 675..........Joe Washington.................................................................................................... 1972-75 627..........Chris Brown.........................................................................................................2006-09 605..........Kejuan Jones....................................................................................................... 2002-05 593..........Billy Sims................................................................................................................ 1975-79 579..........De’Mond Parker................................................................................................... 1996-98

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS — GAME TD Player Cl. Opponent Date 6.............Quentin Griffin ..................................So. ..................Texas...................................10/7/00 5.............Samaje Perine....................................Fr. ...................Kansas............................... 11/22/14 5.............DeMarco Murray................................Fr. ...................North Texas......................... 9/1/07 5.............Jerald Moore .....................................So. ..................Oklahoma State.............. 11/12/94 5.............Steve Owens ......................................Jr. ...................Nebraska...........................11/23/68 4.............24 times; MR: Rodney Anderson....So. ..................West Virginia....................11/25/17

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS — SEASON TD Player Cl. Year 23.............Billy Sims..........................................................Sr. ....................................................... 1979 23.............Steve Owens....................................................Sr. .......................................................1969 22.............Billy Sims..........................................................Jr. ....................................................... 1978 21..............Samaje Perine.................................................Fr. .......................................................2014 21..............Steve Owens....................................................Jr. ....................................................... 1968 20............Jalen Hurts.......................................................Sr.........................................................2019 20............Chris Brown.....................................................Jr. ......................................................2008 20............Jack Mildren.....................................................Sr. ........................................................ 1971 18..............J.C. Watts..........................................................Sr. .......................................................1980 18..............Steve Davis......................................................So. ......................................................1973 18..............Greg Pruitt.......................................................Jr. ........................................................ 1971 18..............George Thomas..............................................Sr. .......................................................1949

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS — CAREER TD Player Years 57.............Steve Owens..........................................................................................................1967-69 53.............Billy Sims................................................................................................................ 1975-79 50............DeMarco Murray.................................................................................................. 2007-10 49............Samaje Perine....................................................................................................... 2014-16 44............Quentin Griffin..................................................................................................... 1999-02 42.............Chris Brown.........................................................................................................2006-09 41..............Adrian Peterson..................................................................................................2004-06 39.............Joe Washington.................................................................................................... 1972-75 38.............Greg Pruitt ............................................................................................................ 1970-72 36.............Kejuan Jones....................................................................................................... 2002-05

100-PLUS-YARD GAMES — SEASON No. Player Cl. Year 12..............Quentin Griffin................................................Sr. ......................................................2002 11..............Adrian Peterson..............................................Fr. ......................................................2004 11..............Billy Sims..........................................................Jr. ....................................................... 1978 10.............Steve Owens....................................................Jr. ....................................................... 1968 9...............Billy Sims..........................................................Sr. ....................................................... 1979 9...............Joe Washington..............................................So. ......................................................1973 9...............Steve Owens....................................................Sr. .......................................................1969 8...............Eric Gray...........................................................Sr........................................................ 2022 8...............Jack Mildren.....................................................Sr. ........................................................ 1971 7...............Joe Washington..............................................Jr. ........................................................1974 7...............Greg Pruitt.......................................................Jr. ........................................................ 1971 7...............Billy Vessels.....................................................Sr. ....................................................... 1952

100-PLUS-YARD GAMES — CAREER TD Player Years 23.............Steve Owens..........................................................................................................1967-69 22.............Adrian Peterson..................................................................................................2004-06 20............Billy Sims................................................................................................................ 1975-79 19..............Joe Washington.................................................................................................... 1972-75 16..............De’Mond Parker................................................................................................... 1996-98 16..............Quentin Griffin..................................................................................................... 1999-02 15..............Samaje Perine....................................................................................................... 2014-16 14.............Kennedy Brooks...............................................................................................2018-19,21 13..............DeMarco Murray.................................................................................................. 2007-10 13..............Greg Pruitt............................................................................................................. 1970-72

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Yards Player Cl. Att. Comp. Opponent Date 598...........Baker Mayfield........ Sr. ........... 36............ 24.............Oklahoma State............ 11/4/17 554...........Landry Jones........... Sr. ........... 51............. 38.............West Virginia.................11/17/12 545...........Baker Mayfield........ Jr. ........... 36............ 27.............Texas Tech................... 10/22/16 505...........Landry Jones........... Jr. ........... 47............ 35.............Kansas State................ 10/29/11 500...........Landry Jones........... Sr. ........... 71............. 46.............Oklahoma State..........11/24/12 487...........Baker Mayfield........ Jr. ........... 38............ 32.............Tulsa................................9/19/15 468...........Landry Jones........... So. .......... 62............ 37.............Oklahoma State..........11/27/10 468...........Sam Bradford.......... So. .......... 53............ 36.............Kansas..........................10/18/08 453...........Landry Jones........... So. .......... 46............ 32.............Colorado......................10/30/10 449...........Dillon Gabriel.......... Jr. ........... 40........... 28.............Texas Tech....................11/26/22

No. Player Years Att. Yards 1,388.........Landry Jones........................2009-12..............................2,183............................ 16,646 808...........Baker Mayfield.....................2015-17................................1,157............................. 12,292 654...........Josh Heupel..........................1999-00............................ 1,025.............................. 7,456 627...........Jason White..........................1999-04.............................. 990...............................7,922 604...........Sam Bradford.......................2007-09..............................893..............................8,403 496...........Dillon Gabriel.......................2022-23................................ 751.............................. 6,828 464...........Nate Hybl..............................2000-02...............................791...............................5,091 460...........Cale Gundy...........................1990-93.............................. 808..............................6,686 280...........Trevor Knight.......................2013-15................................ 490.............................. 3,424 278............Kyler Murray.........................2017-18.................................398.............................. 4,720

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COMPLETION PERCENTAGE — SEASON (MINIMUM 200 ATTEMPTS)

Yards Player Cl. Year Att. Comp. Int. TD 4,720........Sam Bradford.......... So. ...........2008.............483..............328...............8.................50 4,718.........Landry Jones........... So. ...........2010..............617...............405..............12............... 38 4,627........Baker Mayfield........ Sr. ............2017..............404..............285...............6................. 43 4,463........Landry Jones........... Jr. ............2011...............562..............355...............15............... 29 4,361.........Kyler Murray............ Jr. ............2018..............377...............260..............7................. 42 4,267........Landry Jones........... Sr. ............2012..............555..............367...............11................30 3,965........Baker Mayfield........ Jr. ............2016..............358..............254...............8.................40 3,851.........Jalen Hurts............... Sr. ............2019..............340..............237...............8................. 32 3,850........Josh Heupel............. Jr. ............1999..............553..............349...............16............... 33 3,846........Jason White............. Sr. ............2003.............451...............278...............10...............40

Pct. Player Year Cl. Att. Comp. .709..........Baker Mayfield.................. 2016...................... Jr. .......................358........................254 .705..........Baker Mayfield.................. 2017...................... Sr. .......................404........................285 .697..........Jalen Hurts......................... 2019...................... Sr.........................340........................ 237 .695..........Sam Bradford.................... 2007..................... Fr. .......................341......................... 237 .693..........Dillon Gabriel.................... 2023..................... Sr. .......................384........................266 .690..........Kyler Murray...................... 2018...................... Jr. .......................377........................ 260 .681...........Baker Mayfield.................. 2015...................... Jr. .......................395........................269 .679..........Sam Bradford.................... 2008.................... So. ......................483........................328 .675..........Spencer Rattler................ 2020..................... Fr.........................317..........................214 .661...........Landry Jones..................... 2012...................... Sr. .......................555........................367

PASSING YARDS — CAREER

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE — CAREER (MINIMUM 200 ATTEMPTS)

Yards Player Years Att. Comp. Int. TD 16,646....... Landry Jones............ 2009-12................ 2,183............. 1,388............... 52...............123 12,292........ Baker Mayfield.......... 2015-17................... 1,157............... 808............... 21................ 119 8,403........ Sam Bradford............ 2007-09................. 893............... 604............... 16................. 88 7,922......... Jason White.............. 1999-04..................990................627............... 24................. 81 7,456......... Josh Heupel............... 1999-00...............1,025................654............... 31................. 53 6,828......... Dillon Gabriel............ 2022-23................... 751............... 496............... 12................. 55 6,686........ Cale Gundy ............... 1990-93..................808............... 460............... 32................40 5,091.......... Nate Hybl................... 2000-02................. 791............... 464............... 23................40 4,720......... Kyler Murray.............. 2017-18.................... 398................ 278............... 7...................45 3,851.......... Jalen Hurts................ 2019.........................340................ 237............... 8.................. 32

Pct. Player Years Att. Comp. .701...........Spencer Rattler...................2019-21..................................515...................................361 .698..........Kyler Murray.........................2017-18.................................398..................................278 .698..........Baker Mayfield.....................2015-17................................1,157................................. 808 .697..........Jalen Hurts............................2019..................................... 340.................................. 237 .676..........Sam Bradford.......................2007-09..............................893................................. 604 .660..........Dillon Gabriel.......................2022-23................................ 751................................. 496 .638..........Josh Heupel..........................1999-00............................ 1,025................................. 654 .636..........Landry Jones........................2009-12..............................2,183............................... 1,388 .633..........Jason White..........................1999-04.............................. 990..................................627 .602..........Paul Thompson....................2002-06............................. 409..................................246

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ATTEMPTS — GAME

No. Player Cl. Att. Yards Opponent Date 46.............Landry Jones........... Sr. ........... 71............. 500..........Oklahoma State..........11/24/12 39..............Josh Heupel............. Jr. ........... 53............ 390..........Mississippi....................12/31/99 38..............Landry Jones........... Sr. ........... 51............. 554..........West Virginia.................11/17/12 37..............Landry Jones........... So. .......... 62............ 468..........Oklahoma State..........11/27/10 37..............Josh Heupel............. Jr. ........... 54............ 420..........Baylor.............................9/18/99 36..............Landry Jones........... Jr. ........... 51............. 447..........Baylor..............................11/19/11 36..............Landry Jones........... So. .......... 59............ 290..........Texas A&M..................... 11/6/10 36..............Landry Jones........... So. .......... 51............. 370...........Cincinnati.................... 10/25/10 36..............Sam Bradford.......... So. .......... 53............ 468..........Kansas..........................10/18/08 36..............Nate Hybl................. Jr. ........... 48............ 347...........Tulsa.................................11/3/01

No. Player Cl. Comp. Yards Opponent Date 71............Landry Jones.............. Sr. ........... 46............ 500..........Oklahoma State..........11/24/12 62...........Landry Jones.............. So. .......... 37............ 468..........Oklahoma State..........11/27/10 59...........Landry Jones.............. So. .......... 36............ 290..........Texas A&M..................... 11/6/10 58...........Landry Jones.............. Fr. ........... 26............ 245...........Nebraska........................11/7/09 58...........Josh Heupel................ Jr. ........... 26............ 328...........Colorado.....................10/30/99 55...........Landry Jones.............. Jr. ........... 30............ 412...........Texas Tech.................... 10/22/11 54...........Josh Heupel................ Jr. ........... 37............ 420..........Baylor.............................9/18/99 53...........Sam Bradford............. So. .......... 36............ 468..........Kansas..........................10/18/08 53...........Josh Heupel................ Jr. ........... 39............ 390..........Mississippi....................12/31/99 51 ...........6 times; Most Recent: Landry Jones.............. Sr. ........... 38............ 554..........West Virginia.................11/17/12

COMPLETIONS — SEASON No. Player Year Cl. Att. Yards 405............ Landry Jones................... 2010..................... So. ......................617...................... 4,718 367............ Landry Jones................... 2012...................... Sr. .......................555.................... 4,267 355............ Landry Jones................... 2011....................... Jr. .......................562....................4,463 349............ Josh Heupel...................... 1999...................... Jr. .......................553.................... 3,850 328............ Sam Bradford................... 2008.................... So. ......................483.................... 4,720 305............ Josh Heupel...................... 2000.................... Sr. .......................472....................3,606 285............ Baker Mayfield................. 2017...................... Sr. .......................404.................... 4,627 278............. Jason White..................... 2003..................... Sr. .......................451..................... 3,846 269............ Baker Mayfield................. 2015...................... Jr. .......................395....................3,700 266............ Dillon Gabriel................... 2023..................... Sr. .......................384....................3,660

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ATTEMPTS — SEASON No. Player Year Cl. Comp. Yards Int. TD 617..........Landry Jones............ 2010............ So. ...........405............. 4,718...............12............... 38 562.........Landry Jones............ 2011............. Jr. .............335............. 4,463..............15............... 29 555.........Landry Jones............ 2012............ Sr. ............367............. 4,267..............11................30 553.........Josh Heupel............... 1999............ Jr. .............349............. 3,850..............16............... 33 483.........Sam Bradford............ 2008.......... So. ...........328............. 4,720..............8.................50 472.........Josh Heupel............... 2000.......... Sr. ............305............. 3,606.............15...............20 451..........Jason White.............. 2003........... Sr. ............278............. 3,846..............10...............40 449.........Landry Jones............ 2009.......... Fr. ............261.............. 3,198...............14............... 26 412..........Nate Hybl................... 2001............ Jr. .............246............. 2,409.............13................14 404.........Baker Mayfield.......... 2017............ Sr. ............285............. 4,627..............6................. 43

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ATTEMPTS — CAREER No. Player Years Comp. Yards Int. TD 2,183.......... Landry Jones..............2009-12...............1,388............. 16,646.............52.............123 1,157........... Baker Mayfield............2015-17................808............... 12,292..............21.............. 119 1,025.......... Josh Heupel.................1999-00..............654................ 7,456...............31............... 53 990............ Jason White................1999-04..............622................ 7,922................24............... 81 893............ Sam Bradford..............2007-09..............604............... 8,327...............16............... 88 808............ Cale Gundy..................1990-93...............460............... 6,686...............32..............40 791............. Nate Hybl.....................2000-02.............464............... 5,091................23..............40 751.............. Dillon Gabriel..............2022-23..............496................ 6,828...............12............... 55 515............. Spencer Rattler..........2019-21................361................. 4,595...............12...............40 490............ Trevor Knight..............2013-15................280................ 3,424...............19............... 25

TOUCHDOWN PASSES — GAME No. Player Cl. Opponent Date 7................Baker Mayfield......................Jr. ....................... Texas Tech............................ 10/22/16 6................Dillon Gabriel........................Jr. ....................... Texas Tech.............................11/26/22 6................Caleb Williams......................Fr......................... Texas Tech............................ 10/30/21 6................Kyler Murray..........................Jr. ....................... Baylor......................................9/29/18 6................Landry Jones.........................Sr. ....................... West Virginia..........................11/17/12 6................Landry Jones.........................Fr. ....................... Tulsa.........................................9/19/09 5................Dillon Gabriel........................Sr. ....................... West Virginia..........................11/11/23 5................Dillon Gabriel........................Sr. ....................... Tulsa......................................... 9/16/23 5................Baker Mayfield......................Sr......................... Oklahoma State......................11/4/17 5................Baker Mayfield......................Jr......................... Kansas State..........................10/17/15 5................Landry Jones.........................Jr. ....................... Kansas State......................... 10/29/11 5................Landry Jones.........................Jr. ....................... Texas Tech............................. 10/22/11 5................Landry Jones.........................Jr. ....................... Ball State.................................. 10/1/11 5................Landry Jones.........................So. ...................... Texas Tech..............................11/13/10 5................Landry Jones.........................Fr. ....................... Texas A&M.............................11/14/09 5................Sam Bradford........................So. ...................... Nebraska.................................. 11/1/08 5................Sam Bradford........................So. ...................... Texas.......................................10/11/08 5................Sam Bradford........................So. ...................... Washington............................9/13/08 5................Sam Bradford........................So. ...................... Cincinnati................................. 9/6/08 5................Sam Bradford........................Fr. ....................... Texas A&M...............................11/3/07 5................Sam Bradford........................Fr. ....................... North Texas.............................. 9/1/07 5................Jason White...........................Sr. ....................... Texas A&M.............................. 11/6/04 5................Jason White...........................Sr. ....................... Texas A&M.............................. 11/8/03 5................Jason White...........................Sr. ....................... Iowa State..............................10/4/03 5................Josh Heupel...........................Jr. ....................... Louisville................................ 9/25/99 5*..............Josh Heupel...........................Jr. ....................... Indiana State......................... 9/11/99 * First career start

TOUCHDOWN PASSES — SEASON No. Player Cl. Year 50.............Sam Bradford.................................................So. ....................................................2008 43..............Baker Mayfield...............................................Sr. ....................................................... 2017 42..............Kyler Murray...................................................Jr. .......................................................2018 40.............Baker Mayfield...............................................Jr. .......................................................2016 40.............Jason White....................................................Sr. ......................................................2003 38..............Landry Jones..................................................So. .....................................................2010 36..............Baker Mayfield...............................................Jr. ....................................................... 2015 36..............Sam Bradford.................................................Fr. ......................................................2007 35..............Jason White....................................................Sr. ......................................................2004 33..............Josh Heupel....................................................Jr. .......................................................1999

TOUCHDOWN PASSES — CAREER No. Player Years 123............Landry Jones....................................................................................................... 2009-12 119.............Baker Mayfield......................................................................................................2015-17 88..............Sam Bradford..................................................................................................... 2007-09 81...............Jason White.........................................................................................................1999-04 55..............Dillon Gabriel......................................................................................................2022-23 53..............Josh Heupel.........................................................................................................1999-00 45..............Kyler Murray..........................................................................................................2017-18 40.............Spencer Rattler....................................................................................................2019-21 40.............Nate Hybl............................................................................................................2000-02 40.............Cale Gundy.......................................................................................................... 1990-93

PASSING EFFICIENCY — GAME (MINIMUM 15 ATTEMPTS) Effic. Player Cl. Cmp.-Att. Yards TD Int. Opponent Date 348.00.....Kyler Murray.........Jr. ..... 17-21............432........ 6....... 0....... Baylor.................9/29/18 308.50.....Jalen Hurts............Sr....... 16-17............316......... 3........ 0....... West Virginia.... 10/19/19 303.29.....Spencer Rattler... Fr. .....14-17............290........ 4....... 0........Missouri State....9/12/20 303.29.....Jason White..........Sr. ..... 16-18............263........ 5........ 0....... Texas A&M......... 11/8/03 282.68.....Baker Mayfield.....Sr. ..... 19-20..........329........ 3........ 0....... UTEP......................9/2/17

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279.44.....Baker Mayfield.....Sr. ..... 14-17............281......... 3........ 0....... West Virginia... 11/25/17 285.89.....Sam Bradford.......So. .... 18-21............304....... 5........ 0....... Washington.......9/13/08 277.56......Sam Bradford.......So. .... 14-19...........304....... 4....... 0....... Texas Tech....... 11/22/08 266.92.....Sam Bradford.......Fr. ..... 21-23...........363........ 3........ 0....... North Texas......... 9/1/07 266.33.....Baker Mayfield.....Jr. ..... 27-36..........545........ 7........ 0....... Texas Tech....... 10/22/16

PASSING EFFICIENCY — SEASON (MINIMUM 100 ATTEMPTS) Effic. Player Yr. Cl. Comp. Att. Yds. TD Int. 199.18.........Kyler Murray...........2018.......... Jr. .........260...........377...........4,361......... 42............7 198.90........Baker Mayfield.......2017.......... Sr. ......... 285..........404..........4,627......... 43........... 6 196.39........Baker Mayfield.......2016.......... Jr. ......... 254.......... 358..........3,965.........40............8 191.20.........Jalen Hurts..............2019.......... Sr. ..........237..........340........... 3,851......... 32............8 180.84........Sam Bradford.........2008......... So. ....... 328.......... 483..........4,720 ........50 ...........8 176.53.........Sam Bradford.........2007......... Fr. ..........237........... 341............ 3,121......... 36............8 173.32.........Baker Mayfield.......2015.......... Jr. ......... 269.......... 395..........3,700......... 36............7 172.56.........Spencer Rattler......2020......... Fr. .......... 214........... 317...........3,031......... 28............7 171.99.........Dillon Gabriel..........2023......... Sr. ......... 266.......... 384......... 3,660.........30........... 6 169.62........Caleb Williams.......2021.......... Fr............ 136............ 211............1,912.......... 21........... 4

PASSING EFFICIENCY — CAREER (MINIMUM 200 ATTEMPTS) Effic. Player Yrs. Comp. Att. Yds. TD Int. 203.26.......Kyler Murray.............. 2017-18............ 278............ 398.......... 4,720...........45.............7 191.20.........Jalen Hurts................. 2019..................237............340............3,851........... 32.............8 189.39........Baker Mayfield.......... 2015-17............808........... 1,157......... 12,292.......... 119........... 21 175.62.........Sam Bradford............ 2007-09.........604............ 893.......... 8,403...........88...........16 171.98.........Spencer Rattler......... 2019-21............. 221............ 328.............3,112...........29.............7 169.62........Caleb Williams.......... 2021.................. 136.............. 211............ 1,912............ 21............ 4 163.39........Dillon Gabriel............. 2022-23..........496............. 751.......... 6,828........... 55........... 12 152.70.........Jason White............... 1999-04.......... 627 ...........990........... 7,922............81.......... 24 141.53.........Jamelle Holieway..... 1985-88............. 117............ 257.......... 2,430........... 22........... 15 141.46.........Landry Jones............. 2009-12........1,388..........2,183.........16,646..........123.......... 52

300-YARD PASSING GAMES — SEASON No. Player Year 11...............Sam Bradford.............................................................................................................2008 10.............Landry Jones...............................................................................................................2010 9...............Kyler Murray................................................................................................................2018 8...............Baker Mayfield............................................................................................................ 2017 8...............Landry Jones................................................................................................................ 2011 8...............Josh Heupel.................................................................................................................1999 7...............Dillon Gabriel.............................................................................................................. 2023 6...............Baker Mayfield............................................................................................................2016 6...............Baker Mayfield............................................................................................................ 2015 6...............Landry Jones............................................................................................................... 2012 6...............Josh Heupel............................................................................................................... 2000

300-YARD PASSING GAMES — CAREER No. Player Years 27.............Landry Jones........................................................................................................ 2009-12 20............Baker Mayfield.......................................................................................................2015-17 14.............Sam Bradford...................................................................................................... 2007-09 14.............Josh Heupel..........................................................................................................1999-00 10.............Dillon Gabriel........................................................................................................2022-23 9...............Kyler Murray...........................................................................................................2017-18 7...............Jason White..........................................................................................................1999-04 5...............Spencer Rattler......................................................................................................2019-21 5...............Cale Gundy........................................................................................................... 1990-93 4...............Jalen Hurts...................................................................................................................2019 4...............Trevor Knight..........................................................................................................2013-15

400-YARD PASSING GAMES — SEASON No. Player Year 5...............Landry Jones................................................................................................................ 2011 3...............Dillon Gabriel.............................................................................................................. 2023 3...............Landry Jones............................................................................................................... 2012 3...............Landry Jones...............................................................................................................2010 2...............Dillon Gabriel.............................................................................................................. 2022 2...............Baker Mayfield............................................................................................................ 2017 2...............Sam Bradford.............................................................................................................2008 2...............Josh Heupel.................................................................................................................1999 1................Four times, MR: Jalen Hurts....................................................................................2019

400-YARD PASSING GAMES — CAREER No. Player Years 12..............Landry Jones........................................................................................................ 2009-12 5...............Dillon Gabriel........................................................................................................2022-23

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RECEIVING RECORDS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS 4...............Baker Mayfield.......................................................................................................2015-17 2...............Sam Bradford...................................................................................................... 2007-09 2...............Josh Heupel..........................................................................................................1999-00 1................Caleb Williams............................................................................................................ 2021 1................Jalen Hurts...................................................................................................................2019 1................Kyler Murray...........................................................................................................2017-18 1................Blake Bell..................................................................................................................2011-13

206...........Manuel Johnson..........Sr. .........WR..........5...........3......... TCU........................ 9/27/08 202...........Dede Westbrook.........Sr. .........WR..........9...........2......... Texas Tech.......... 10/22/16 197............Sterling Shepard.........Jr. .........WR.........15.......... 1......... Kansas State.......10/18/14 191.............Marquise Brown..........Jr. .........WR..........9........... 1......... Iowa State..............9/15/18 191.............Juaquin Iglesias...........Sr. .........WR.........12..........0......... Kansas.................10/18/08

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Yards Player Pos. Cl. Year Rec. Avg. TD 1,622.........Ryan Broyles....................WR........... Jr. ........... 2010.............131.............12.4............14 1,524.........Dede Westbrook.............WR........... Sr. ........... 2016..............80.............. 19.1............ 17 1,425.........Mark Clayton....................WR........... Jr. ........... 2003............. 83..............17.2............ 15 1,327.........CeeDee Lamb..................WR........... Jr............. 2019.............. 62.............21.4............14 1,318..........Marquise Brown..............WR........... Jr. ........... 2018.............. 75............. 17.6............10 1,288.........Sterling Shepard.............WR........... Sr. ........... 2015.............. 86.............15.0.............11 1,158..........CeeDee Lamb..................WR........... So. .......... 2018.............. 65............. 17.8.............11 1,157..........Ryan Broyles....................WR........... Sr. ........... 2011............... 83.............13.9............10 1,150..........Juaquin Iglesias...............WR........... Sr. ........... 2008.............74............. 15.5............10 1,120..........Ryan Broyles....................WR........... So. .......... 2009............ 89.............12.6............ 15

No. Player Years 47..............Landry Jones....................................................................................................... 2009-12 37..............Baker Mayfield......................................................................................................2015-17 34..............Steve Davis........................................................................................................... 1973-75 34..............Jack Mildren..........................................................................................................1969-71 29..............Sam Bradford..................................................................................................... 2007-09 27..............Jason White........................................................................................................2003-04

QUARTERBACK STARTS — CAREER No. Player Years 50.............Landry Jones....................................................................................................... 2009-12 39..............Baker Mayfield......................................................................................................2015-17 37..............Cale Gundy.......................................................................................................... 1990-93 34..............Steve Davis........................................................................................................... 1973-75 34..............Jack Mildren..........................................................................................................1969-71 34..............Jamelle Holieway................................................................................................1985-88

RECEPTIONS — GAME No. Player Cl. Pos. Opponent Date 15...............Sterling Shepard.............Jr. .............WR..............Kansas State....................10/18/14 15...............Justin Brown....................Sr. .............WR..............Oklahoma State...............11/24/12 15...............Jalen Saunders................Jr. .............WR..............Notre Dame..................... 10/27/12 15...............Ryan Broyles....................Jr. .............WR..............Iowa State........................10/16/10 14..............Sterling Shepard.............Sr. .............WR..............Baylor................................. 11/14/15 14..............Ryan Broyles....................Sr. .............WR..............Kansas State.................... 10/29/11 14..............Ryan Broyles....................Sr. .............WR..............Missouri...............................9/24/11 13...............Ryan Broyles....................Sr. .............WR..............Kansas................................ 10/15/11 13...............Ryan Broyles....................Jr. .............WR..............Connecticut........................... 1/1/11 13...............Ryan Broyles....................So. ............WR..............Stanford........................... 12/31/09

RECEIVING YARDS — SEASON

RECEIVING YARDS — CAREER Yards Player Pos. Years Rec. Avg. TD 4,586........Ryan Broyles....................WR............2008-11............... 349................ 13.1...............45 3,482........Sterling Shepard.............WR............2012-15.................233...............14.9............... 26 3,292........CeeDee Lamb..................WR............2017-19................. 173...............19.0............... 32 3,241.........Mark Clayton....................WR............2001-04................221............... 14.7................ 31 2,861.........Juaquin Iglesias...............WR............2005-08............. 202............... 14.2................19 2,594........Kenny Stills.......................WR............2010-12................ 204............... 12.7............... 24 2,413.........Marquise Brown..............WR............2017-18..................132............... 18.3................ 17 2,398........Marvin Mims Jr. ...............WR............2020-22................123............... 19.5...............20 2,285........Malcolm Kelly...................WR............2005-07 ............. 144............... 15.9................ 21 2,267........Dede Westbrook.............WR............2015-16..................126...............18.0................ 21

TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS — GAME No. Player Cl. Pos. Rec. Yds. Opponent Date 4................Kenny Stills...................Jr. .........WR.........10......... 91........ West Virginia........11/17/12 4................Jermaine Gresham.....So. .......TE.............5......... 80....... Texas A&M.............11/3/07 4................Trent Smith...................Jr. .........TE............ 11..........70........ Kansas.................. 10/13/01 3................18 times; most recent: ..................CeeDee Lamb..............Jr. .........WR.........10........ 171....... Texas..................... 10/12/19

RECEPTIONS — SEASON

TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS — SEASON

No. Player Pos. Cl. Year Yds. Avg. TD 131.............Ryan Broyles....................WR.......... Jr. ...........2010............ 1,622.............12.4...........14 89..............Ryan Broyles....................WR.......... So. .........2009............1,120.............12.6........... 15 86..............Sterling Shepard.............WR.......... Sr. ..........2015............ 1,288............ 15.0............11 84.............Drake Stoops....................WR.......... Sr. ..........2023............. 962..............11.5...........10 83..............Ryan Broyles....................WR.......... Sr. ..........2011...............1,157.............13.9...........10 83..............Mark Clayton....................WR.......... Jr. ...........2003...........1,425............. 17.2........... 15 82..............Kenny Stills.......................WR.......... Jr. ...........2012.............. 959..............11.7............11 80.............Dede Westbrook.............WR.......... Sr. ..........2016............ 1,524..............19.1........... 17 75..............Marquise Brown..............WR.......... Jr. ...........2018............. 1,318.............17.6...........10 74..............Juaquin Iglesias...............WR.......... Sr. ..........2008............1,150.............15.5...........10

No. Player Year Cl. Pos. 17..............Dede Westbrook......................... 2016.............................Sr. ............................WR 15..............Ryan Broyles................................. 2009...........................So. ..........................WR 15..............Mark Clayton................................ 2003...........................Jr. ............................WR 14.............CeeDee Lamb............................... 2019.............................Jr. ............................WR 14.............Ryan Broyles................................. 2010............................Jr. ............................WR 14.............Jermaine Gresham...................... 2008...........................Jr. ..............................TE 11...............CeeDee Lamb............................... 2018.............................So. ..........................WR 11...............Sterling Shepard......................... 2015.............................Sr..............................WR 11...............Kenny Stills................................... 2012.............................Jr. ............................WR 11...............Jermaine Gresham...................... 2007............................So. ............................TE 11...............Travis Wilson................................ 2004...........................Jr. ............................WR

RECEPTIONS — CAREER No. Player Pos. Years Yds. Avg. TD 349...........Ryan Broyles....................WR.............2008-11................4,586.............. 13.1.............45 233...........Sterling Shepard.............WR.............2012-15................3,482..............14.9............. 26 221............Mark Clayton....................WR.............2001-04..............3,241............... 14.7.............. 31 204...........Kenny Stills.......................WR.............2010-12................2,594............. 12.7............. 24 202...........Juaquin Iglesias...............WR.............2005-08.............2,861...............14.2..............19 173.............CeeDee Lamb..................WR.............2017-19................3,292..............19.0............. 32 169............Quentin Griffin.................RB...............1999-02...............1,337.................7.9................7 167............DeMarco Murray..............RB...............2007-10...............1,571................. 9.4.............. 13 164............Drake Stoops....................WR.............2018-23...............1,876................11.4.............. 17 164............Trent Smith.......................TE................1999-02...............1,525.................9.3..............16

RECEIVING YARDS — GAME

TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS — CAREER No. Player Years Pos 45..............Ryan Broyles............................................... 2008-11..................................................WR 32..............CeeDee Lamb............................................. 2017-19...................................................WR 31...............Mark Clayton............................................... 2001-04.................................................WR 26..............Sterling Shepard........................................ 2012-15...................................................WR 26..............Jermaine Gresham.................................... 2006-09..................................................TE 24..............Kenny Stills.................................................. 2010-12..................................................WR 22..............Mark Andrews............................................. 2015-17.....................................................TE 21...............Dede Westbrook........................................ 2015-16...................................................WR 21...............Malcolm Kelly.............................................. 2005-07................................................WR 20.............Marvin Mims Jr. .......................................... 2020-22................................................WR

Yards Player Cl. Pos. Rec. TD Opponent Date 265...........Marquise Brown..........So. .......WR..........9...........2......... Oklahoma State.... 11/4/17 243...........Marquise Brown..........Jr. .........WR......... 11...........2......... West Virginia....... 11/12/18 232............Dede Westbrook.........Sr. .........WR.........10..........3......... Texas.......................10/8/16 217............Ryan Broyles................Sr. .........WR.........13..........2......... Kansas................... 10/15/11 215............Sterling Shepard.........Jr. .........WR..........7........... 1......... TCU..........................10/4/14 208...........Ryan Broyles................Jr. .........WR..........9...........3......... Colorado.............10/30/10

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BOWL HISTORY 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

OKLAHOMA'S YEAR-BY-YEAR BOWL RESULTS (31-27-1 RECORD) Season 1938 1946 1948 1949 1950 1953 1955 1957 1958 1962 1964 1967 1968 1970 1971 1972 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1991 1993 1994 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025

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Bowl Orange Gator Sugar Sugar Sugar Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Gator Orange Bluebonnet Bluebonnet Sugar Sugar Orange Fiesta Orange Orange Orange Orange Sun Fiesta Orange Orange Orange Orange Citrus Gator John Hancock Copper Independence Orange Cotton Rose Sugar Orange Holiday Fiesta Fiesta BCS NCG Sun Fiesta Insight Cotton Sugar Russell Athletic CFP/Orange Sugar CFP/Rose CFP/Orange CFP/Peach Cotton Alamo Cheez-It Alamo Armed Forces CFP First Round

Site Miami, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. New Orleans, La. New Orleans, La. New Orleans, La. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Miami, Fla. Houston, Texas Houston, Texas New Orleans, La. New Orleans, La. Miami, Fla. Tempe, Ariz. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. El Paso, Texas Tempe, Ariz. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Orlando, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. El Paso, Texas Tucson, Ariz. Shreveport, La. Miami, Fla. Dallas, Texas Pasadena, Calif. New Orleans, La. Miami, Fla. San Diego, Calif. Glendale, Ariz. Glendale, Ariz. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. El Paso, Texas Glendale, Ariz. Tempe, Ariz. Arlington, Texas New Orleans, La. Orlando, Fla. Miami, Fla. New Orleans, La. Pasadena, Calif. Miami, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Arlington, Texas San Antonio, Texas Orlando, Fla. San Antonio, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Norman, Okla.

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Opponent Tennessee North Carolina State North Carolina LSU Kentucky Maryland Maryland Duke Syracuse Alabama Florida State Tennessee SMU Alabama Auburn Penn State Michigan Wyoming Arkansas Nebraska Florida State Florida State Houston Arizona State Washington Penn State Arkansas Miami Clemson Virginia Texas Tech BYU Ole Miss Florida State Arkansas Washington State LSU USC Oregon Boise State West Virginia Florida Stanford Connecticut Iowa Texas A&M Alabama Clemson Clemson Auburn Georgia Alabama LSU Florida Oregon Florida State Arizona Navy Alabama

AP Ranks 4/2 14/18 5/3 2/9 1/7 4/1 1/3 4/16 5/9 8/5 NR/NR 3/2 10/20 20/NR 3/5 2/5 3/5 8/NR 2/6 4/6 5/4 4/2 NR/NR 12/11 2/4 3/1 3/9 1/2 10/13 20/19 19/NR NR/22 NR/NR 1/3 10/NR 8/7 3/2 2/1 NR/6 7/9 3/11 2/1 NR/19 9/25 19/NR 12/10 11/3 NR/18 4/1 7/17 2/3 4/1 4/1 8/10 14/15 NR/13 12/14 NR/NR 8/9

OU Result L, 0-17 W, 34-13 W, 14-6 W, 35-0 L, 7-13 W, 7-0 W, 20-6 W, 48-21 W, 21-6 L, 0-17 L, 19-36 W, 26-24 L, 27-28 T, 24-24 W, 40-22 W, 14-0 W, 14-6 W, 41-7 L, 6-31 W, 31-24 W, 24-7 W, 18-17 W, 40-14 L, 21-32 L, 17-28 W, 25-10 W, 42-8 L, 14-20 L, 6-13 W, 48-14 W, 41-10 L, 6-31 L, 25-27 W, 13-2 W, 10-3 W, 34-14 L, 14-21 L, 19-55 W, 17-14 L, 42-43 L, 28-48 L, 14-24 W, 31-27 W, 48-20 W, 31-14 L, 13-41 W, 45-31 L, 6-40 L, 17-37 W, 35-19 L, 48-54 L, 34-45 L, 28-63 W, 55-20 W, 47-32 L, 32-35 L, 24-38 L, 20-21 L, 24-34

Date Jan. 2, 1939 Jan. 1, 1947 Jan. 1, 1949 Jan. 2, 1950 Jan. 1, 1951 Jan. 1, 1954 Jan. 2, 1956 Jan. 1, 1958 Jan, 1, 1959 Jan. 1, 1963 Jan. 2, 1965 Jan. 1, 1968 Dec. 31, 1968 Dec. 31, 1970 Jan. 1, 1972 Dec. 31, 1972 Jan. 1, 1976 Dec. 25, 1976 Jan. 2, 1978 Jan. 1, 1979 Jan, 1, 1980 Jan. 1, 1981 Dec. 26, 1981 Jan. 1, 1983 Jan. 1, 1985 Jan. 1, 1986 Jan. 1, 1987 Jan. 1, 1988 Jan. 2, 1989 Dec. 29, 1991 Dec. 24, 1993 Dec. 29, 1994 Dec. 31, 1999 Jan. 3, 2001 Jan. 1, 2002 Jan. 1, 2003 Jan. 4, 2004 Jan. 4, 2005 Dec. 29, 2005 Jan. 1, 2007 Jan. 2, 2008 Jan. 8, 2009 Dec. 31, 2009 Jan. 1, 2011 Dec. 30, 2011 Jan. 4, 2013 Jan. 2, 2014 Dec. 29, 2014 Dec. 31, 2015 Jan. 2, 2017 Jan. 1, 2018 Dec. 29, 2018 Dec. 28, 2019 Dec. 30, 2020 Dec. 29, 2021 Dec. 29, 2022 Dec. 28, 2023 Dec. 27, 2024 Dec. 19, 2025

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BOWL RECAPS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

1939 ORANGE BOWL

1947 GATOR BOWL

1949 SUGAR BOWL

Jan. 2 • Miami, Fla. (32,191)

Jan. 1 • Jacksonville, Fla. (10,034)

Jan. 1 • New Orleans, La. (80,383)

TENNESSEE

N.C. STATE

NORTH CAROLINA

OKLAHOMA

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average SCORE BY QUARTER Tennessee 7 Oklahoma 0

3 0

OU 6 16-25 69 13-4-0 43-94 4-3 9-90 13-40

UT 15 51-197 63 27-10-1 64-260 2-1 16-130 12-36

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OU 12 43-195 75 9-3-2 51-270 4-3 7-34 5-31.0

NCSU 13 47-136 103 18-7-3 65-239 2-1 3-13 4-36.0

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0 0

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SCORE BY QUARTER N.C. State 7 0 Oklahoma 7 20

6 0

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SCORE BY QUARTER North Carolina 6 Oklahoma 7

7 0

17 0

SCORING UT – Foxx 12 yd run (Wyatt run), 0-7 UT – Wyatt 32 yd FG, 0-10 UT – Wood 22 yd run (Wyatt kick), 0-17 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – McCullough, 9-9 UT – Coffman, 12-56 Passing: OU – McCullough, 19-7-1-37 UT – Wood, 5-2-0-40 Receiving: OU – Clark, 3-30 UT – Cifers, 1-23 GAME SUMMARY This was the first Orange Bowl that featured two national powers as both teams were undefeated and untied. To lure the Sooners to Miami, the Orange Bowl director circled the Norman campus, leaving chalk messages that promoted the game. Tennessee’s powerful ground attack was too much for the Sooners, winners of 14 straight, as the Volunteers raced to a 17-0 victory in the fifth annual Orange Bowl. The victory was the 13th straight for the Vols, who were coached by Major Bob Neyland. The game was considered to be the roughest of all bowl games played that year as both teams combined for more than 200 yards in penalties.

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13 34

SCORING OU – Davis 1 yd run (Wallace kick), 7-0 NCSU – Phillips 63 yd pass from Turner (Byler kick), 7-7 OU – Davis 7 yd run (Wallace kick), 14-7 OU – Golding 5 yd run (Wallace kick), 21-7 OU – Davis 5 yd run (kick failed), 27-7 NCSU – Palmer 8 yd run (kick failed), 27-13 OU – Owens 15 yd pass from Sarratt (Wallace kick), 34-13

UNC 12 34-128 82 21-8-2 42-210 0-0 na-30 7-38.0

0 7

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0 0

6 14

SCORING OU – Mitchell 1 yd run (Ming kick), 7-0 UNC – Rodgers 3 yd run (kick failed), 7-6 OU – Pearson 7 yd run (Ming kick), 14-6 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Heath, 12-58 UNC – Justice, 16-84 Passing: OU – Royal, 1-1-0-43 UNC – Justice, 13-6-1-57 Receiving: OU – Anderson, 1-43 UNC – Weiner, 3-36

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Golding, 12-91 NCSU – Palmer, 10-70 GAME SUMMARY In a game that featured two of the marquee names in college football at the time, Oklahoma blasted North Carolina State, 34-13, before an overflowing crowd of 10,000 in the second annual Gator Bowl. The Sooners did not take long to get on the scoreboard, two minutes to be exact, on an Eddie Davis one-yard plunge. N.C. State roared back to even the score, but OU put the game out of reach by scoring 20 second-quarter points and coasted from there. The marquee matchup was made possible because of the Tournament of Roses committee decision to match representatives of the Western Athletic Conference (now the Pac-12) and the Big Nine, (now the Big Ten). This agreement made it possible for teams not waiting for a possible Rose Bowl berth to be picked by the Gator Bowl committee.

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OU 14 65-186 43 4-1-0 229 1-1 na-40 5-36.8

GAME SUMMARY It was legendary Coach Bud Wilkinson’s first bowl game as the fifth-ranked and underdog Sooners took on the third-ranked and unbeaten North Carolina Tar Heels accompanied by their All-America tailback Charlie “Choo Choo” Justice. Oklahoma upset the 'Heels with the big play coming in the first quarter as linebacker Myrle Greathouse intercepted a pass and returned it 70 yards to set up Jack Mitchell’s one-yard run. The Sooners never trailed after that.

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BOWL RECAPS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

1950 SUGAR BOWL

1951 SUGAR BOWL

1954 ORANGE BOWL

Jan. 2 • New Orleans, La. (82,000)

Jan. 1 • New Orleans, La. (80,206)

Jan. 1 • Miami, Fla. (68,640)

LSU

KENTUCKY

MARYLAND

OKLAHOMA

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average

LSU 8 40-38 121 20-9-2 na-159 4-4 6-40 8-33.6

OU 10 55-286 74 11-2-4 na-360 4-4 8-40 7-37.4

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SCORE BY QUARTER LSU 0 0 Oklahoma 0 14

0 7

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SCORE BY QUARTER Kentucky 7 Oklahoma 0

0 14

0 35

SCORING OU – Thomas 34 yd pass from Pearson (Tipps kick), 7-0 OU – Thomas 5 yd run (Tipps kick), 14-0 OU – Heath 86 yd run (Tipps kick), 21-0 OU – Royal 5 yd run (Tipps kick), 28-0 OU – Heath 34 yd run (Tipps kick), 35-0 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Heath, 15-170 LSU – West, 5-26 Passing: OU – Pearson, 7-2-na-74 LSU – Pevy, 11-5-na-82 Receiving: OU – Goad, 1-40 LSU – Baggett, 4-50 GAME SUMMARY Bud Wilkinson’s team was rated second in the nation and it was the first one of his squads to post an undefeated record, 10-0. The game was one-sided and still stands as the largest margin of victory in OU bowl history. One of the many Sooner big plays was Leon Heath’s OU bowl record-breaking 86-yard TD run. The game was marred by an early-week incident where a former LSU player was caught spying on Sooner practices. It was the only time in Wilkinson’s career that he publicly blasted an opponent.

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6 0

UK 7 40-84 105 12-9-1 52-189 1-0 6-40 8-41.7

OU 18 59-189 38 8-3-1 67-227 7-5 2-30 6-33.4

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0 0

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SCORE BY QUARTER Maryland 0 Oklahoma 0

0 7

13 7

SCORING UK – Jamerson 22 yd pass from Parilli (kick good), 0-7 UK – Jamerson 1 yd run (kick failed), 0-13 OU – Green 17 yd pass from Vessels (Weatherall kick), 7-13 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Heath, 20-121 UK – Jamerson, 15-58 Passing: OU – Arnold, 5-2-0-21 UK – Parilli, 12-9-0-105 Receiving: OU – Vessels, 2-21 UK – Bruno, 3-57 GAME SUMMARY OU won its first national championship by going a perfect 10-0 in the regular season. However, Kentucky, coached by Paul “Bear” Bryant, upset the Sooners and broke a 31-game OU winning streak. OU lost a bowl-record five fumbles in falling behind 13-0. A fourth quarter 17-yard TD pass by Billy Vessels narrowed the margin, but a come-from-behind effort was foiled by an interception in the final minute of play.

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0 7

OU 10 47-208 22 6-4-0 53-230 2-2 7-45 7-31.3

UM 13 52-176 36 12-5-1 64-212 2-1 3-15 5-29.0

0 0

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0 0

0 7

SCORING OU – Grigg 25 yd run (Leake kick), 7-0 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Grigg, 13-89 UM – Felton, 10-51 Passing: OU – Calame, 4-4-0-22 UM – Boxold, 9-3-1-42 Receiving: OU – Burris, 3-17 UM – Holan, 2-31 GAME SUMMARY It was the first game of the contract that pitted the Big Seven champion against the Atlantic Coast Conference champ. Maryland came into the game as the regular season national champion with OU rated fourth. Twice, the Terrapins had first down with the ball inside the 10-yard line, and both times the Sooner defense refused to allow any points on the scoreboard. Sooner tailback Larry Grigg scored the only TD of the game with a 25-yard scamper in the second period. The 1954 bowl game was the first bowl game in which the players had to play both ways. Sooner hero Grigg also played defensive back.

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BOWL RECAPS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

1956 ORANGE BOWL

1958 ORANGE BOWL

1959 ORANGE BOWL

Jan. 2 • Miami, Fla. (75,561)

Jan. 1 • Miami, Fla. (76,561)

Jan. 1 • Miami, Fla. (75,281)

MARYLAND

DUKE

SYRACUSE

OKLAHOMA

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average SCORE BY QUARTER Maryland 0 Oklahoma 0

6 0

OU 16 64-202 53 10-4-1 74-255 1-1 3-35 8-34.5

UM 9 47-187 46 10-3-3 57-233 3-2 7-61 7-40.4

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0 14

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SCORE BY QUARTER Duke 0 Oklahoma 7

0 6

6 20

SCORING UM – Vereb 15 yd run (kick failed), 0-6 OU – McDonald 4 yd run (Pricer kick), 7-6 OU – O’Neal 1 yd run (Pricer kick), 14-6 OU – Dodd 82 yd INT return (kick failed), 20-6 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Harris, 9-50 UM – Vereb, 8-108 Passing: OU – Harris, 5-3-0-34 UM – Beightol, 7-2-2-35 Receiving: OU – Burris, 2-28 UM – Cooke, 1-21 GAME SUMMARY This time it was OU that carried the No. 1 ranking into the game with Maryland ranked third, having lost just one game during the regular season. The Sooners, a perfect 10-0 and in the midst of their 47-game winning streak, trailed 6-0 at the half. The Sooners went into their famous “fast break offense” in the second half and scored three times to post their second Orange Bowl victory. It was the second national championship for Oklahoma.

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OU 11 44-165 114 18-9-3 62-279 2-1 12-150 7-34.7

DU 16 69-231 97 13-8-2 82-328 3-2 3-25 10-28.1

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average

7 7

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SCORE BY QUARTER Syracuse 0 Oklahoma 14

7 27

21 48

SCORING OU – Baker 94 yd int. return (Dodd kick), 7-0 OU – Thomas 13 yd run (Dodd kick), 14-0 DU – McElhaney 1 yd run (Carlton kick), 14-7 OU – Dodd 1 yd run (Dodd kick), 21-7 DU – McElhaney 4 yd run (Carlton kick), 21-14 OU – Sandefer 4 yd run (Dodd kick), 28-14 OU – Baker 29 yd pass from Hobby (Boyd kick), 35-14 DU – Dutrow 8 yd run (Carlton kick), 35-21 OU – Hobby 9 yd pass from Baker (McDaniel kick), 42-21 OU – Carpenter 73 yd interception of lateral (kick failed), 48-21 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Thomas, 13-62 Duke – Carlton, 15-84 Passing: OU – Hobby, 4-3-0-48 Duke – Brodhead, 6-4-1-60 Receiving: OU – Baker, 1-29 Duke – Latimore, 3-33 GAME SUMMARY The 47-game winning streak had been broken earlier in the season, but the Sooners still came into the game ranked No. 4. Duke, the ACC winner, was unranked. Oklahoma got only six first downs, lost the total offense battle (328 yards to 279) and picked up an OU-bowl-record 165 yards in penalties, but used two interception returns for TDs, including an OU-bowl-record 94-yarder from David Baker, two fumble recoveries, a blocked punt and a bad snap from center to win going away. The 48 points marked an all-time OU bowl record that stood until matched by the ‘91 Gator Bowl team.

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OU 12 44-152 93 4-3-0 48-245 2-1 3-35 8-37.0

SU 18 56-239 72 25-10-2 81-311 2-2 4-20 8-31.2

0 7

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6 0

6 21

SCORING OU – Gautt 42 yd run (PAT failed), 6-0 OU – Coyle 79 yd pass from Hobby (PAT pass), 14-0 OU – Hobby 40 yd punt return (Hobby kick), 21-0 SU – Weber 15 yd run (run failed), 21-6 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Gautt, 6-94 SU – Anderson, 12-58 Passing: OU – Hobby, 1-1-0-79 SU – Zimmerman, 22-10-1-72 Receiving: OU – Coyle, 1-79 SU – Stevens, 5-43 GAME SUMMARY Waiving the “no repeat rule” because of a new bowl contract, the Sooners played in their second consecutive Orange Bowl, defeating the Syracuse Orangemen 21-6. Oklahoma was led by Prentice Gautt, who scored the game’s first TD on the second play of the game with a 42-yard run. Gautt averaged an OU-bowl-record 15.7 yards every time he touched the ball. It was the Sooners’ fourth straight Orange Bowl victory. OU ended the season ranked fifth in the nation, its only loss a one-pointer to Texas.

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BOWL RECAPS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

1963 ORANGE BOWL

1965 GATOR BOWL

1968 ORANGE BOWL

Jan. 1 • Miami, Fla. (73,380)

Jan. 2 • Jacksonville, Fla. (50,408)

Jan. 1 • Miami, Fla. (77,993)

ALABAMA

FLORIDA STATE

TENNESSEE

OKLAHOMA

OU 10 52-154 106 8-4-0 60-260 2-2 1-5 10-34.0

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average SCORE BY QUARTER Alabama 7 Oklahoma 0

7 0

3 0

UA 15 50-174 86 17-9-1 67-260 1-1 1-12 8-40.5

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SCORE BY QUARTER Florida State 6 18 Oklahoma 7 0

0 0

17 0

SCORING UA – Williamson 25 yd pass from Namath (Davis kick), 0-7 UA – Clark 15 yd run (Davis kick), 0-14 UA – Davis 19 yd field goal, 0-17 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Grisham, 28-107 UA – Versprille, 14-52 Passing: OU – Fletcher, 1-1-0-56 UA – Namath, 17-9-1-86 Receiving: OU – Bumgardner, 1-56 UA – Williamson, 4-58 GAME SUMMARY It was Bud Wilkinson’s last bowl game. Paul “Bear” Bryant, coaching his alma mater, repeated his victory as the coach at Kentucky in the 1951 Sugar Bowl with a 17-0 triumph. LB Lee Roy Jordan, the MVP, and QB Joe Namath led the Crimson Tide to the victory.The Sooners had first and goal twice in the first half, but fumbles ended OU’s chances and the Sooners never really threatened again. The lone highlight for Oklahoma was a visit by President John F. Kennedy to the Sooners’ locker room. Although President Kennedy claimed neutrality, it was obvious by the grimace on his face he was backing OU.

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FSU 29 217 303 36-23-1 59-520 2-2 9-52 1-26.0 6 6

6 6

OU 13 71 209 22-10-4 52-280 1-1 7-35 6-38.0

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average

OU 18 50-203 107 18-9-3 68-310 0-0 2-10 5-47

UT 18 44-172 160 na 68-332 1-1 4-27 2-32

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SCORE BY QUARTER Tennessee 0 0 Oklahoma 7 12

14 0

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36 19

SCORING FSU – Ehler 69 yd interception (PAT failed), 0-6 OU – Kennedy 1 yd run (Metcalf kick), 7-6 FSU – Biletnikoff 15 yd pass from Tensi (PAT failed), 7-12 FSU – Biletnikoff 14 yd pass from Tensi (PAT failed), 7-18 FSU – Biletnikoff 10 yd pass from Tensi (PAT failed), 7-24 OU – Pannell 2 yd run (PAT failed), 13-24 FSU – Floyd 14 yd pass from Tensi (PAT failed), 13-30 OU – Hart 95 yd pass from Fletcher (PAT failed), 19-30 FSU – Biletnikoff 6 yd pass from Tensi (PAT failed), 19-36 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Ringer, 7-41 FSU – Spooner, 27-125 Passing: OU – Fletcher, 7-3-0-117 FSU – Tensi, 36-23-4-303 Receiving: OU – Hart, 6-165 FSU – Biletnikoff, 13-192 GAME SUMMARY Florida State used a sophisticated passing attack to win easily. To add insult to injury, four of the Seminoles’ TD passes were thrown on fourth-down plays. Four Oklahoma players had been found ineligible the night before the game because they had signed pro contracts which was in violation of NCAA rules. FSU wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff finished the game with 13 receptions for 192 yards and four TDs.

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24 26

SCORING OU – Warmack 7 yd run (Vashon kick), 7-0 OU – Hinton 20 yd pass from Warmack (kick failed), 13-0 OU – Owens 1 yd run (PAT failed), 19-0 UT – Glover 36 yd interception return (Kremser kick), 19-7 UT – Fulton 5 yd run (Kremser kick), 19-14 UT – Kremser 26 yd field goal, 19-17 OU – Stephenson 25 yd interception (Vashon kick), 26-17 UT – Warren 1 yd run (Kremser kick), 26-24 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Warmack, 17-81 UT – Chadwick, 12-72 Passing: OU – Warmack, 18-9-2-107 UT – Warren, 23-12-2-160 Receiving: OU – Hinton, 5-87 UT – Flowers, 4-59 GAME SUMMARY Oklahoma had won the Big Eight title in Chuck Fairbanks’ first year as head coach. Although a slight underdog to the Vols, OU broke out to a 19-0 halftime lead. Tennessee came back to narrow the Sooner lead to 19-17 before Oklahoma defensive back Bob Stephenson picked off a pass and raced 24 yards to give OU an all important insurance TD. The Sooners desperately needed the insurance when Dewey Warren plowed in from a yard out. The Vols then missed a potential game-winning field goal as the gun went off.

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BOWL RECAPS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

1968 BLUEBONNET BOWL

1970 BLUEBONNET BOWL

1972 SUGAR BOWL

Dec. 31 • Houston, Texas (53,543)

Dec. 31 • Houston, Texas (53,832)

Jan. 1 • New Orleans, La. (84,031)

SMU

ALABAMA

AUBURN

OKLAHOMA

OU 23 53-176 294 37-18-3 90-479 1-1 6-55 6-38.2

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average SCORE BY QUARTER SMU 0 Oklahoma 7

0 0

6 14

22 6

SMU 22 33-72 281 43-22-2 76-353 2-2 4-34 7-41.0

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SCORE BY QUARTER Alabama 7 7 Oklahoma 7 14

28 27

UA 21 43-229 199 27-14-0 70-428 2-1 7-50 4-37.0 3 0

7 3

SCORING OU – Warmack 8 yd run (Derr kick), 7-0 OU – Barr 21 yd pass from Owens (Derr kick), 14-0 SMU – Richardson 1 yd run (kick failed), 14-6 OU – Denton 22 yd pass from Ripley (Derr kick), 21-6 SMU – Richardson 18 yd run (Lesser kick), 21-13 SMU – Levias 11 yd pass from Hixson (Lesser kick), 21-20 SMU – Fleming 19 yd pass from Hixson (PAT good), 21-28 OU – Barr 20 yd pass from Ripley (conversion failed), 27-28

SCORING OU – Pruitt 58 yd run (Derr kick), 7-0 UA – Moore 4 yd pass from Hunter (Clemmy kick), 7-7 OU – Pruitt 25 yd run (Derr kick), 14-7 UA – Bailey 5 yd pass from Hunter (Clemmy kick), 14-14 OU – Wylie 2 yd run (Derr kick), 21-14 UA – Clemmy 21 yd field goal, 21-17 UA – Hunter 25 yd pass from Musso (Clemmy kick), 21-24 OU – Derr 42 yd field goal, 24-24

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Owens, 36-113 SMU – Richardson, 18-76 Passing: OU – Ripley, 22-10-2-153 SMU – Hixson, 43-22-2-281 Receiving: OU – Barr, 8-138 SMU – Levias, 8-112 Tackles: OU – Casteel, 12 SMU – Cormier, 14

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Crosswhite, 20-111 UA – Musso, 27-138 Passing: OU – Mildren, 7-5-0-66 UA – Hunter, 26-13-1-174 Receiving: OU – Harrison, 2-45 UA – Bailey, 4-86

GAME SUMMARY OU led 20-6 entering the fourth quarter, but SMU’s Chuck Hixson, passing for 281 yards, led a comeback that produced a 28-21 lead. OU, without injured QB Bob Warmack, narrowed the margin to one on a pass from Mickey Ripley to Johnny Barr, but missed a two-point conversion that would have put it ahead. The Sooners had one last chance after recovering an onside kick, but a field goal attempt from inside the SMU 30-yard line went wide as time expired.

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OU 19 60-349 66 7-5-0 67-415 3-2 3-42 5-37.0 – –

24 24

GAME SUMMARY The emergence of the wishbone and Greg Pruitt were late-season developments that propelled OU to four wins in its last five games and a postseason invitation. The Sooners had switched to the wishbone, and they were running it to perfection by the time the bowl game rolled around. The “bone” produced 349 yards rushing and touchdown runs of 58 and 25 yards by All-American Greg Pruitt, but the Sooners still needed a late field goal by Bruce Derr to forge the tie with the Crimson Tide.

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First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average

OU 28 439 11 4-1-0 1-1 2-12 5-35.4

AU 15 40 250 45-20-2 2-2 0-0 5-48.6

SCORE BY QUARTER Auburn 0 0 Oklahoma 19 12

7 3

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15 6

22 40

SCORING OU – Crosswhite 4 yd run (kick failed), 6-0 OU – Mildren 5 yd run (Carroll kick), 13-0 OU – Mildren 4 yd run (kick failed), 19-0 OU – Mildren 7 yd run (kick failed), 25-0 OU – Wylie 71 yd punt return (kick failed), 31-0 AU – Unger 1 yd run (Jett kick), 31-7 OU – Carroll 53 yd field goal, 34-7 AU – Unger 1 yd run (Jett kick), 34-14 OU – Pruitt 2 yd run (kick failed), 40-14 AU – Cannon 11 yd pass from Sullivan (Beck run), 40-22 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Mildren, 30-149 AU – Unger, 6-38 Passing: OU – Mildren, 4-1-0-11 AU – Sullivan, 44-20-1-250 Receiving: OU – Chandler, 1-11 AU – Beasley, 6-117 Tackles: OU – Selmon, Driscoll 7 AU – Yearout, 16 GAME SUMMARY OU had lost only one game, the “Game of the Century” to Nebraska on Thanksgiving Day. Auburn featured Heisman Trophy winner Pat Sullivan. It was run versus pass, with OU’s runners prevailing. The Sooners roared to a 31-0 halftime lead and amassed 439 yards rushing by game’s end to set Oklahoma and Sugar Bowl records. QB Jack Mildren, playing in the final game of his brilliant college career, scored a Sugar Bowl-record three times. OU finished second in the polls to Nebraska with another Big Eight team, Colorado, finishing third.

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BOWL RECAPS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

1972 SUGAR BOWL

1976 ORANGE BOWL

1976 FIESTA BOWL

Dec. 31 • New Orleans, La. (84,031)

Jan. 1 • Miami, Fla. (80,307)

Dec. 25 • Tucson, Ariz. (46,315)

PENN STATE

MICHIGAN

WYOMING

OKLAHOMA

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average SCORE BY QUARTER Penn State 0 Oklahoma 7

0 0

OU 20 76-278 175 12-7-0 88-453 8-5 3-55 8-32.7

PSU 11 28-50 147 31-12-1 59-197 6-4 3-15 10-42.9

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average

0 7

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SCORE BY QUARTER Michigan 0 Oklahoma 0

0 0

0 14

0 7

OU 16 65-282 63 5-3-0 70-345 4-1 9-40 9-34.9

UM 12 52-169 33 30-2-3 72-202 1-0 5-26 10-38.6

0 0

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6 7

SCORING OU – Owens 27 yd pass from Robertson (Fulcher kick), 7-0 OU – Crosswhite 1 yd run (Fulcher kick), 14-0

SCORING OU – Brooks 39 yd run (DiRienzo kick), 7-0 OU – Davis 9 yd run (DiRienzo kick), 14-0 UM – Bell 2 yd run (kick failed), 14-6

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Pruitt, 21-86 PSU – Nagle, 10-22 Passing: OU – Robertson, 6-3-0-88 PSU – Hufnagel, 31-12-1-147 Receiving: OU – Owens, 5-132 PSU – Scott, 3-59 Tackles: OU – Lucious Selmon, 7 PSU – Skorupan, 13

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Washington, 17-73 UM – Leach, 13-62 Passing: OU – Davis, 5-3-0-63 UM – Leach, 15-2-3-30 Receiving: OU – Owens, 3-63 UM – Bell, 1-17

GAME SUMMARY Played for the first time on New Year’s Eve, the Sugar Bowl brought the Big Eight Champion Sooners to do battle with Joe Paterno’s fifth-ranked Nittany Lions. The Sooner defense posted a shutout while allowing only 11 first downs and 49 yards rushing the entire game. It was the first year that freshmen were eligible and Sooner wide receiver Tinker Owens celebrated with five catches, good for 132 yards and one touchdown. It was also the last game for Sooner head coach Chuck Fairbanks who left for the NFL the following spring.

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GAME SUMMARY It was Oklahoma’s first bowl trip under legendary head coach Barry Switzer and a storybook setting. Ohio State, the No. 1-ranked team in the country, had lost in the Rose Bowl earlier in the afternoon. The upset gave the Sooners an opportunity to win the national championship if they could beat the Michigan Wolverines coached by Bo Schembechler. A 39yard end around by Billy Brooks and a nine-yard keeper by Steve Davis were enough for a 14-6 victory and a fifth national championship.

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First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions SCORE BY QUARTER Wyoming 0 Oklahoma 14

0 6

OU 24 74-415 23 5-3-0 79-438 6-3 2-20 0-0 32:18 11-20

UW 14 42-153 51 19-6-5 61-204 5-1 4-30 5-25.2 27:42 9-15

0 7

– –

7 14

7 41

SCORING OU – Peacock 3 yd run (von Schamann kick), 7-0 OU – Ivory 4 yd run (von Schamann kick), 14-0 OU – von Schamann 32 yd field goal, 17-0 OU – von Schamann 50 yd field goal, 20-0 OU – Peacock 15 yd run (von Schamann kick), 27-0 OU – Cumby 4 yd run (von Schamann kick), 34-0 OU – Shepard 8 yd run (von Schamann kick), 41-0 UW – Jones 1 yd run (Christopulos kick), 41-7 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Shepard, 7-85 UW – Jones, 14-68 Passing: OU – Blevins, 3-2-0-14 UW – Clayton, 14-5-4-54 Receiving: OU – Hatcher, 2-14 UW – Howard, 3-45 Tackles: OU – Reese, 7 UW – Coleman, 8 GAME SUMMARY This was a mismatch that was decided early on as Oklahoma rolled up almost 500 yards in total offense and cruised to an easy victory. The Sooners led 27-0 at the third quarter mark before the reserves added two more scores in the fourth period. OU did not punt the entire game, the only time in Sooner bowl history that had happened.

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BOWL RECAPS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

1978 ORANGE BOWL

1979 ORANGE BOWL

1980 ORANGE BOWL

Jan. 2 • Miami, Fla. (69,500)

Jan. 1 • Miami, Fla. (66,635)

Jan. 1 • Miami, Fla. (66,714)

ARKANSAS

NEBRASKA

FLORIDA STATE

OKLAHOMA

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average SCORE BY QUARTER Arkansas 14 Oklahoma 0

0 0

OU 14 49-230 80 14-7-0 63-310 4-3 5-25 5-44.4

UA 15 60-317 90 12-7-1 72-407 2-1 7-50 4-40.5

10 0

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7 6

31 6

SCORING UA – Sales 1 yd run (Little kick), 0-7 UA – Sales 4 yd run (Little kick), 0-14 UA – Calcagni 1 yd run (Little kick), 0-21 UA – Little 32 yd field goal, 0-24 OU – Hicks 8 yd pass from Blevins (kick failed), 6-24 UA – White 20 yd run (Little kick), 6-31 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Peacock, 15-117 UA – Sales, 22-205 Passing: OU – Lott, 7-4-0-42 ARK – Calgagni, 11-7-1-90 Receiving: OU – Rhodes, 3-46 ARK – Sales, 4-52 Tackles: OU – Kinlaw, 11 ARK – Jackson, 7 GAME SUMMARY Called by Barry Switzer, “the most disappointing loss of my career,” OU was a victim of one of the biggest upsets in bowl history. When Notre Dame downed Texas in the Cotton Bowl, OU was in the running for a national championship. A big win over Arkansas might impress the voters and secure the crown for the Sooners. As a result, Switzer went against his own strategy by choosing to receive the opening kickoff rather than play defense. OU fumbled inside its own 10 on the third play of the game and Arkansas immediately scored for a lead it never relinquished.

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First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards SCORE BY QUARTER Nebraska 7 Oklahoma 7

0 7

NU 27 54-217 220 31-18-2 85-437 0-0 8-96 2-37.5 8-18 1-1

OU 17 53-292 47 3-2-0 56-339 1-1 6-50 3-39.3 7-12 1-5

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

3 17

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SCORE BY QUARTER Florida State 7 Oklahoma 0

14 0

24 31

SCORING NU – Smith 21 yd pass from Sorley (Todd kick), 0-7 OU – Sims 3 yd run (von Schamann kick), 7-7 OU – Lott 3 yd run (von Schamann kick), 14-7 OU – Sims 11 yd run (von Schamann kick), 21-7 OU – von Schamann 26 yd field goal, 24-7 NU – Todd 31 yd field goal, 24-10 OU – Lott 2 yd run (von Schamann kick), 31-10 NU – Berns 1 yd run (Todd kick), 31-17 NU – Miller 2 yd pass from Sorley (Todd kick), 31-24 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Sims, 25-134 NU – Berns, 19-99 Passing: OU – Lott, 3-2-0-47 NU – Sorley, 31-18-2-220 Receiving: OU – Rhodes, 1-38 NU – Smith, 3-62 Tackles: OU – Kinlaw, 11 NU – Andrews, 9 GAME SUMMARY A truly amazing turn of events produced a rematch after Nebraska’s victory in November. The Sooners, ranked No. 1 with one loss, had lost a heartbreaker to the Cornhuskers, 17-14, on a late fumble at the NU three-yard line. When the Huskers were upset the following week by Missouri, producing a Big Eight Championship tie, the Orange Bowl officials came up with the idea of a rematch, much to the Sooners’ joy and the Huskers’ shock. It went as predicted: an Oklahoma victory.

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FSU 11 35-82 100 27-8-3 62-182 1-0 4-20 9-42.2 6-15 0-0

OU 22 59-411 36 4-2-0 63-447 5-4 3-28 4-25.0 9-15 1-4

0 0

– –

0 7

7 24

SCORING FSU – Whitting 1 yd run (Chappelen kick), 0-7 OU – Watts 61 yd run (Keeling kick), 7-7 OU – Wilson 5 yd run (Keeling kick), 14-7 OU – Keeling 24 yd field goal, 17-7 OU – Sims 22 yd run (Keeling kick), 24-7 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Sims, 24-164 FSU – Lyles, Whiting, 13-40 Passing: OU – Watts, 4-2-0-36 FSU – Jordan, 16-6-1-76 Receiving: OU – Nixon, 2-36 FSU – King, Childers, 2-24 Tackles: OU – Cumby, 9 FSU – Herring, 16 GAME SUMMARY The Big Eight Champion Sooners met an undefeated Florida State team on New Year’s night. After the Seminoles took a 7-0 first-quarter lead, OU unleashed 17 second-quarter points to take the lead for good. J.C. Watts was named Orange Bowl MVP on offense. He scored on a 61-yard option play and rushed for more than 100 yards. Bud Hebert, who recorded three interceptions, earned the award on defense. Billy Sims wrapped up his brilliant collegiate career scoring on a 22-yard pitch from Watts. Oklahoma finished third in the country and won the Orange Bowl for the third time in five tries under Switzer. The Seminoles crossed midfield only two times after the first quarter and never passed the 35-yard line.

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BOWL RECAPS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

1981 ORANGE BOWL

1981 SUN BOWL

1983 FIESTA BOWL

Jan. 1 • Miami, Fla. (71,043)

Dec. 26 • El Paso, Texas (33,816)

Jan. 1 • Tempe, Ariz. (70,553)

OKLAHOMA

HOUSTON

ARIZONA STATE

FLORIDA STATE

OKLAHOMA

OU 18 55-156 128 12-7-0 67-284 7-5 4-32 2-37.0 8-16

FSU 23 60-212 51 15-11-0 75-263 1-0 5-58 4-42.5 8-17

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Third Down Conversions

7 3

– –

SCORE BY QUARTER Houston 0 Oklahoma 7

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Third Down Conversions SCORE BY QUARTER Oklahoma 0 Florida State 0

3 7

8 7

18 17

SCORING FSU – Williams 10 yd run (Capece kick), 0-7 OU – Keeling 53 yd field goal, 3-7 OU – Overstreet 4 yd run (Keeling kick), 10-7 FSU – Capece 19 yd field goal, 10-10 FSU – Recovered fumble in OU end zone (Capece kick), 10-17 OU – Rhodes 11 yd pass from Watts (Valora pass from Watts), 18-17 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Watts, 25-48 FSU – Williams, 19-99 Passing: OU – Watts, 12-7-0-128 FSU – Stockstill, 15-11-0-51 Receiving: OU – Rhodes, 2-53 FSU – Williams, 2-27 Tackles: OU – Coast, 15 FSU – Piurowski, 12 GAME SUMMARY This contest featured a rematch with a great deal more excitement as OU turned to a foreign weapon, the pass, to notch its third straight Orange Bowl win. QB J.C. Watts was chosen MVP and with good reason. The Seminoles used a fourth-quarter TD to break a 10-10 tie and seemingly gain control. OU was forced to start deep in its own territory after the kickoff with little time left. Watts went to work and passed the Sooners to the 11-yard line where he hit Steve Rhodes with a TD strike to pull the Sooners to within one with less than a minute to go. Watts then proceeded to hit tight end Forrest Valora for the two-point conversion that gave the Sooners their ninth Orange Bowl victory, including three in the last four years. Oklahoma finished ranked No. 3 in the nation.

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7 0

UH 26 59-157 228 29-18-1 88-385 4-3 2-27 6-37.0 7-16

OU 15 54-409 2 5-1-1 59-407 2-1 7-48 5-38.6 3-11

0 3

– –

7 30

14 40

SCORING OU – Shepard 34 yd run (Keeling kick), 7-0 UH – Wilson 1 yd run (Clendenen kick), 7-7 OU – Keeling 32 yd field goal, 10-7 OU – Shepard 1 yd run (Keeling kick), 17-7 OU – Keeling 49 yd field goal, 20-7 OU – Sims 30 yd run (Keeling kick), 27-7 UH – Jordan 6 yd run (Clendenen kick), 27-14 OU – Mills 2 yd run (kick failed), 33-14 OU – Truit 28 yd interception return (Keeling kick), 40-14 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Sims, 15-181 UH – Polk, 19-74 Passing: OU – Shepard, 5-1-1-2 UH – Wilson, 28-11-1-216 Receiving: OU – Ross, 1-2 UH – Durham, 1-60 Tackles: OU – Benson, 10 UH – Turner, 13 GAME SUMMARY OU ended the season on a bright note with an easier than anticipated 40-14 victory over Houston. MVP Darrell Shepard, who began his career at UH, scored two touchdowns against his former team. The Sooners scored 30 fourth quarter points to turn a seat squirmer into a rout. Freshman Fred Sims rolled up 181 yards rushing in the game after rushing for just 179 in the regular season.

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First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards SCORE BY QUARTER Arizona State 0 Oklahoma 7

11 6

ASU 25 43-100 329 35-17-2 78-429 3-0 7-64 6-43.5 30:31 6-15 0-0

OU 19 63-417 40 10-4-1 73-457 6-4 8-68 4-29.5 29:29 9-19 4-6

7 8

– –

14 0

32 21

SCORING OU – Wilson 1 yd run (Keeling kick), 7-0 ASU – Zendejas 32 yd field goal, 7-3 ASU – Phelps safety in end zone, 7-5 ASU – Zendejas 22 yd field goal, 8-7 OU – Wilson 1 yd run (rush PAT no good), 13-8 ASU – Zendejas 54 yd field goal, 13-11 ASU – Clark 15 yd run (Zendejas kick), 13-18 OU – Sims 19 yd run (Phelps to Fontenette), 21-18 ASU – Moore 1 yd run (Zendejas kick), 21-25 ASU – Brown 52 yd pass from Hons (Zendejas kick), 21-32 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Dupree, 17-239 ASU – Moore, 20-64 Passing: OU – Phelps, 10-4-1-40 ASU – Hons, 35-17-2-329 Receiving: OU – Lewis, 2-23 ASU – Moore, 3-88 Tackles: OU – Sanders, 11 ASU – Richardson, 15 GAME SUMMARY The magic of Marcus Dupree ran out as the Sun Devils rallied for 14 fourth-quarter points to win the first meeting between the two. Dupree ran wild early, amassing 239 yards before recurrent leg injuries forced him out in the third quarter. The turning point came when Oklahoma punter Michael Keeling could not get his punt away and was forced to throw an illegal pass. The Devils took over at the OU 43 and later scored when Darryl Clark raced 15 yards for a touchdown.

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BOWL RECAPS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

1985 ORANGE BOWL

1986 ORANGE BOWL

1987 ORANGE BOWL

Jan. 1 • Miami, Fla. (56,294)

Jan. 1 • Miami, Fla. (74,178)

Jan. 1 • Miami, Fla. (57,291)

WASHINGTON

PENN STATE

ARKANSAS

OKLAHOMA

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions

UW 17 43-192 119 21-9-3 64-311 3-1 5-25 6-37.7 28:56 3-13

OU 17 54-162 124 21-6-1 75-286 6-2 8-60 7-34.6 31:04 6-18

SCORE BY QUARTER Washington 14 0 Oklahoma 0 14

0 0

– –

14 3

28 17

SCORING UW – Greene 29 yd pass from Siruco (Jaeger kick), 0-7 UW – Robinson 1 yd run (Jaeger kick), 0-14 OU – Bradley 1 yd run (Lashar kick), 7-14 OU – Shepard 61 yd pass from Bradley (Lashar kick), 14-14 OU – Lashar 35 yd field goal, 17-14 UW – Pattison 12 yd pass from Millen (Jaeger kick), 17-21 UW – Fenney 6 yd run (Jaeger kick), 17-28

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

PSU 14 36-103 164 34-18-4 70-267 2-1 6-49 6-46.3 31:23 7-15 0-0

SCORE BY QUARTER Penn State 7 3 Oklahoma 0 16

0 3

0 6

OU 12 52-228 91 6-3-0 58-319 5-1 7-45 5-42.6 28:37 5-16 2-10

First Down Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Loss Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

UA 17 45-48 192 33-16-5 81-240 2-0 3-25 9-41.1 35:29 8-18 7-51

OU 11 48-366 47 5-2-0 53-413 3-2 4-40 5-47.6 24:31 5-12 0-0

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SCORE BY QUARTER Arkansas 0 0 Oklahoma 0 14

0 14

8 42

10 25

SCORING PSU – Manoa 1 yd run (Manca kick), 0-7 OU – Lashar 26 yd field goal, 3-7 OU – Jackson 71 yd pass from Holieway (Lashar kick), 10-7 OU – Lashar 31 yd field goal, 13-7 OU – Lashar 21 yd field goal, 16-7 PSU – Manca 27 yd field goal, 16-10 OU – Lashar 22 yd field goal, 19-10 OU – Carr 61 yd run (kick failed), 25-10

SCORING OU – Tillman 77 yd run (Lashar kick), 7-0 OU – Tillman 21 yd run (Lashar kick), 14-0 OU – Holieway 2 yd run (Lashar kick), 21-0 OU – Holieway 4 yd run (Lashar kick), 28-0 OU – Stafford 13 yd run (Lashar kick), 35-0 OU – Parham 49 yd run (Lashar kick), 42-0 ARK – Thomas 2 yd run (Shibest pass from Bland), 42-8 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Tillman, 7-109 ARK – Thomas, 22-59 Passing: OU – Holieway, 3-2-0-47 ARK – Thomas, 26-13-4-129 Receiving: OU – Shepard, 1-36 ARK – Shibest, 4-83 Tackles: OU – Jones, 9 ARK – Atwater, 7

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Carr, 10-63 UW – Robinson, 28-135 Passing: OU – Bradley, 21-6-1-124 UW – Sircuro, 17-7-3-78 Receiving: OU – Shepard, 3-87 UW – Greene, 4-97 Tackles: OU – Brown, Reed, 6 UW – Kelly, 11

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Carr, 19-148 PSU – Dozier, 12-39 Passing: OU – Holieway, 6-3-0-91 PSU – Knizner, 11-8-1-90 Receiving: OU – Jackson, 2-83 PSU – Dimidio, 6-50 Tackles: OU – Bosworth, 13 PSU – Alexander, 9

GAME SUMMARY Brigham Young was No. 1 in the polls, but Sooner head coach Barry Switzer had argued that the Sooners should be No. 1 because of a tougher schedule. A win over a fine Husky team would solidify that claim. However, Washington refused to cooperate and turned a 17-14 fourth-quarter deficit into a 28-17 triumph. The game was marked by a bizarre incident when, after thinking an Oklahoma field goal was good, the Sooner Schooner raced onto the field as called for by tradition. A penalty negated the field goal, but the Schooner became stuck in the muddy field in front of UW’s bench, resulting in a 15-yard penalty. The following 42-yard try was no good.

GAME SUMMARY A swarming defense, a record field goal performance and two big plays helped Oklahoma defeat Penn State to capture the program’s sixth national championship. Butkus Award winner Brian Bosworth had 13 solo tackles and the Oklahoma secondary picked off four Penn State passes to thwart any rallies. Tim Lashar booted an Orange Bowl-record four field goals to give the Sooners an early lead. Lydell Carr and Keith Jackson then provided big plays: a 61-yard jaunt by Carr and a 71-yard pass play from Jamelle Holieway to Jackson.

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GAME SUMMARY After nine years, Barry Switzer avenged his most embarrassing loss, coaching Oklahoma to a 42-8 rout of Arkansas. LB Danté Jones, playing in place of All-American Brian Bosworth, led the defense, which held the Hogs to just 48 rushing yards. Spencer Tillman gained 109 yards rushing on just seven carries. His totals included a 77-yard TD to give OU the early 7-0 lead. Todd Thomsen set an Orange Bowl record with five punts for a 47.6-yard average.

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BOWL RECAPS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

1988 ORANGE BOWL

1989 CITRUS BOWL

1991 GATOR BOWL

Jan. 1 • Miami, Fla. (74,760)

Jan. 2 • Orlando, Fla. (53,571)

Dec. 29 • Jacksonville, Fla. (62,003)

MIAMI

OKLAHOMA

CLEMSON

VIRGINIA

0 7

OU 13 53-179 76 13-5-0 66-255 4-2 5-39 8-39.0 27:52 6-18 1-5

UM 15 38-72 209 30-18-1 68-281 0-0 8-85 6-44.7 32:08 9-18 1-5

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

10 0

– –

SCORE BY QUARTER Oklahoma 3 Clemson 0

3 7

20 14

SCORING UM – Bratton 30 yd pass from Walsh (Cox kick), 0-7 OU – Stafford 1 yd run (Lashar kick), 7-7 UM – Cox 56 yd field goal, 7-10 UM – Irvin 23 yd pass from Walsh (Cox kick), 7-17 UM – Cox 48 yd field goal, 7-20 OU – Hutson 29 yd run (Lashar kick), 14-20 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Collins, 10-50 UM – Williams, 19-41 Passing: OU – Thompson, 12-4-0-56 UM – Walsh, 30-18-1-209 Receiving: OU – Jackson, 3-45 UM – Bratton, 9-102 Tackles: OU – Reed, 9 UM – Clark, 14 GAME SUMMARY The Sooners’ hopes of winning their seventh national championship were put to rest by Miami, 20-14. The Hurricanes took the opening kickoff and moved 65 yards in eight plays for a 7-0 lead, then never looked back. The Sooner offense, which led the nation in six categories, was held to only 179 rushing yards and 255 overall. Late in the fourth quarter, the Sooners scored on a 29-yard fumblerooski which gave the Oklahoma faithful a flicker of hope. The Hurricane defenders blew it out when they sacked quarterback Charles Thompson and caused a fumble to ensure the victory.

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CU 12 48-187 57 11-5-0 59-244 1-0 7-76 7-44.3 29:30 6-15 0-0

OU 17 43-116 138 24-10-1 67-254 4-1 5-50 5-38.6 30:30 4-14 0-0

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

OU 36 51-261 357 36-27-0 87-618 1-1 12-128 3-40.3 37:54 8-14 1-9

UVA 13 26-101 142 29-12-1 55-243 4-1 6-48 8-34.8 22:06 2-12 0-0

3 0

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0 7

6 13

SCORING OU – Lashar 35 yd field goal, 3-0 CU – Gardocki 20 yd field goal, 3-3 CU – Gardocki 46 yd field goal, 3-6 OU – Lashar 30 yd field goal, 6-6 CU – Allen 4 yd run (Seyle kick), 6-13 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Perry, 12-52 CU – McFadden, 9-55 Passing: OU – Holieway, 24-10-1-138 CU – Williams, 11-5-0-57 Receiving: OU – Cabbiness, 3-78 CU – Allen, 4-47 Tackles: OU – Dillon, 11 CU – McDaniel, 11 GAME SUMMARY After a dry three quarters and the score deadlocked at 6-6, Clemson held off a late Sooner rally to post a 13-6 victory and give the ACC its first victory over Oklahoma in 16 tries. On the Sooners’ last possession, OU took over possession on its own 20 with 2:59 left on the clock. QB Jamelle Holieway, playing in his final game, scampered 11 yards on a fourth down to keep the drive alive. Holieway then completed passes of five, seven, four, 12, seven, 12 and 13 yards, to get OU inside the Tiger 14 with 12 seconds remaining. But two desperation heaves by Holieway dropped incomplete to end all Oklahoma hopes.

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SCORING OU – Mickey 10 yd pass from Gundy (Blanton kick), 7-0 OU – Gaddis 2 yd run (Blanton kick), 14-0 OU – Gaddis 8 yd run (Blanton kick), 21-0 OU – Jones 4 yd blocked punt (Blanton kick), 28-0 OU – Mickey 13 yd pass from Gundy (kick blocked), 34-0 UVA – Davis 22 yd pass from Blundin (Husted kick), 34-7 OU – Rasheed 7 yd run (Blanton kick), 41-7 OU – Gaddis 7 yd run (Blanton kick), 48-7 UVA – Tomlin 23 yd pass from Blundin (Husted kick), 48-14 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Gaddis, 20-104 UVA – Kirby, 13-66 Passing: OU – Gundy, 31-25-0-324 UVA – Blundin, 26-12-1-142 Receiving: OU – Warren, 5-110 UVA – Mundy, 3-44 Tackles: OU – Wilson, 8 UVA – Lewis, 15 GAME SUMMARY Cale Gundy unleashed one of the greatest postseason passing efforts in school history as Oklahoma crushed Virginia, 48-14. Gundy was 25-of-31, including 11 straight completions, for 329 yards and two TDs. The Sooners scored touchdowns on four of their first five possessions to put the game out of reach before halftime. The OU defense never allowed the Cavaliers inside the 20. The 48 points tied the OU bowl game record (48-21 over Duke in the ‘58 Orange Bowl).

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BOWL RECAPS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

1993 JOHN HANCOCK BOWL

1994 COPPER BOWL

1999 INDEPENDENCE BOWL

Dec. 24 • El Paso, Texas (43,848)

Dec. 29 • Tucson, Ariz. (45,122)

Dec. 31 • Shreveport, La. (49,843)

TEXAS TECH

BYU

MISSISSIPPI

OKLAHOMA

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

OU 21 50-177 215 26-15-1 76-392 4-2 9-65 7-48.3 35:22 4-11 1-5

TTU 18 33-116 199 37-19-4 70-315 0-0 6-65 7-42.6 24:38 6-17 6-31

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SCORE BY QUARTER Texas Tech 0 3 Oklahoma 14 14

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SCORE BY QUARTER BYU 7 10 Oklahoma 0 0

0 13

10 41

SCORING OU – Chandler 2 yd run (Blanton kick), 7-0 OU – Brady 9 yd pass from Gundy (Blanton kick), 14-0 TT – Davis 22 yd field goal, 14-3 OU – Warren 34 yd pass from Gundy (Blanton kick), 21-3 OU – Brady 15 yd pass from Gundy (Blanton kick), 28-3 TT – Morris 2 yd run (Davis kick), 28-10 OU – Moore 32 yd run (Blanton kick), 35-10 OU – Moore 6 yd run (no PAT attempt), 41-10 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Moore, 15-85 TT – Morris, 27-95 Passing: OU – Gundy, 26-15-1-215 TT – Hall, 37-19-4-199 Receiving: OU – Warren, 4-93 TT – Mitchell, 6-87 Tackles: OU – Coats, 8 TT – Wright, Banks, 9 GAME SUMMARY QB Cale Gundy brilliantly guided Oklahoma’s offense and the Sooner defense slowed Doak Walker Award winner Bam Morris as OU claimed a 41-10 win. The Sooners scored the first two times they had the ball. Another Gundy TD pass boosted the lead to 21-3. Just over a minute later, the game MVP hit again and Oklahoma was cruising at halftime 28-3. Meanwhile, the nation’s second-leading rusher was held to just 95 yards by the Sooner defense.

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BYU 28 33-71 485 46-32-0 79-556 0 6-48 4-37.0 35:16 8-14 1-13 7 0

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OU 16 33-72 163 30-13-1 63-235 0 7-44 8-37.1 24:44 3-13 1-3

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conv. Sacks By-Yards

UM 19 33-159 202 29-18-2 62-361 1-0 3-13 5-39.4 29:24 5-11 3-16

OU 27 23-91 390 54-39-1 77-481 3-3 4-35 1-10.0 30:36 7-13 3-24

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SCORE BY QUARTER Mississippi 7 14 Oklahoma 3 0

0 15

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SCORING BYU – Doman 7 yd pass from Walsh (Lauder kick), 0-7 BYU – Lauder 22 yd field goal, 0-10 BYU – Johnston 25 yd pass from Walsh (Lauder kick), 0-17 BYU – Johnston 4 yd pass from Walsh (Lauder kick), 0-24 OU – Moore 2 yd run (PAT failed), 6-24 BYU – Doman 28 yd pass from Walsh (Lauder kick), 6-31

27 25

SCORING UM – McAllister 25 yd pass from Miller (Binkley kick), 0-7 OU – Duncan 34 yd field goal, 3-7 UM – Bettis 9 yd pass from Miller (Binkley kick), 3-14 UM – McAllister 80 yd run (Binkley kick), 3-21 OU – Jackson 3 yd pass from Heupel (Duncan kick), 10-21 OU – Daniels 41 yd pass from Heupel (Hammons pass), 18-21 UM – Binkley 29 yd field goal, 18-24 OU – Griffin 17 yd pass from Heupel (Duncan kick), 25-24 UM – Binkley 39 yd field goal, 25-27

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Moore, 9-41 BYU – Willis, 11-41 Passing: OU – Brown, 30-13-1-163 BYU – Walsh, 45-31-4-454 Receiving: OU – Hall, 5-75 BYU – Willis, 7-103 Tackles: OU – Simpson, 13 BYU – Cook, 8 GAME SUMMARY After completing its worst regular season in 30 years, and playing under a head coach who had resigned, Oklahoma ended its season with a dismal 31-6 loss. The Sooners started reserve QB Terence Brown, who had completed one of three passes during the regular season. Usual starter Garrick McGee had contracted spinal meningitis and was unable to play. OU’s defense surrendered 485 yards and four touchdowns through the air. BYU’s John Walsh set Copper Bowl records for completions (31) and TD passes (4). Sooner linebacker Broderick Simpson was defensive player of the game with 13 tackles, a sack and a pass breakup.

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STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Griffin, 12-86 UM – McAllister, 17-121 Passing: OU – Heupel, 53-39-1-390 UM – Miller, 28-18-2-202 Receiving: OU – Daniels, 6-109 UM – McAllister, 3-55 Tackles: OU – Rideau, 7 UM – Taylor, Strong, 8 GAME SUMMARY In the final college game of the 20th century, Ole Miss topped Oklahoma in a thriller, 27-25. OU quarterback and game offensive MVP Josh Heupel set school and Independence Bowl records for attempts (53), completions (39) and yards (390), and tied the record for touchdowns (3). Jarrail Jackson tied the Independence Bowl record for receptions with 10. Ole Miss’ Les Binkley kicked a 39-yard field goal for the win on the last play of the game.

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BOWL RECAPS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

2001 ORANGE BOWL

2002 COTTON BOWL

2003 ROSE BOWL

Jan. 3 • Miami, Fla. (76,835)

Jan. 1 • Dallas, Texas (72,955)

Jan. 1 • Pasadena, Calif. (86,848)

FLORIDA STATE

OKLAHOMA

ARKANSAS

WASHINGTON STATE 14

FSU 14 17-27 274 52-25-2 69-301 3-1 6-38 10-44.7 23:27 1-15 2-13

0 0

0 3

OU 12 36-56 214 39-25-1 75-270 2-1 7-45 8-41.1 36:33 7-19 1-2

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SCORE BY QUARTER Oklahoma 7 Arkansas 0

2 7

2 13

SCORING OU – Duncan 27 yd field goal, 3-0 OU – Duncan 42 yd field goal, 6-0 OU – Griffin 10 yd run (Duncan kick), 13-0 FSU – Team safety, 13-2 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Griffin, 11-40 FSU – Minor, 13-20 Passing: OU – Heupel, 39-25-1-214 FSU – Weinke, 51-25-2-274 Receiving: OU – Norman, 3-49 FSU – Bell, 7-137 Tackles: OU – Thompson, 7 FSU – Allen, 12 GAME SUMMARY Top-ranked Oklahoma used a smothering defense to shut down the third-ranked Seminoles and Josh Heupel generated enough offense to lead OU to a perfect season. As the nation’s only unbeaten team, the Sooners were the unanimous winners of the AP media poll. They were automatically crowned national champions in the coaches’ poll under the Bowl Championship Series format. Led by Orange Bowl MVP Torrance Marshall, the Sooners time and again forced Florida State quarterback Chris Weinke into bad decisions. Tim Duncan kicked two field goals and Quentin Griffin scored the clinching touchdown on a 10-yard run up the middle with 8:30 to play. Florida State avoided its first shutout in 12 seasons when Stanford Samuels tackled OU punter Jeff Ferguson in the end zone for a safety with 55 seconds remaining after the snap sailed over his head.

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OU 11 34-56 175 32-24-0 66-231 2-1 9-76 9-34.9 33:34 6-18 9-55 0 0

3 0

0 3

UA 6 42-37 13 13-2-1 55-50 1-1 6-54 8-40.5 26:26 1-14 4-27

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

OU 19 46-146 240 29-19-0 75-386 2-1 4-28 5-29.0 37:14 9-20 6-59

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SCORE BY QUARTER Oklahoma 3 14 Washington State 0 0

3 0

10 3

SCORING OU – Hybl 1 yd run (Duncan kick), 7-0 OU – Duncan 32 yd field goal, 10-0 UA – O’Donohoe 32 yd field goal, 10-3 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Griffin, 19-56 ARK – Holmes, 8-27 Passing: OU – Hybl, 32-24-0-175 ARK – Clark, 12-2-1-13 Receiving: OU – Norman, 7-74 ARK – Wilson, 1-7 Tackles: OU – Calmus, 10 ARK – Petty, Bua, 7.5 GAME SUMMARY Arkansas’ defense played well, but few will remember. Oklahoma’s defense was that much better. The final statistics were as chilling and stark as the weather. The Razorbacks, who reached OU territory just two times the entire game, could muster only 13 passing yards on two completions while their rushing attempts (42) outnumbered their rushing yards (37). Sooner defenders tied a school and Cotton Bowl record with a whopping nine sacks. Late in the first quarter, Oklahoma set sail on a 13-play, 63-yard scoring drive that culminated in a one-yard sneak by quarterback Nate Hybl. Along the way, the Sooners converted two third downs and one fourth. The resulting touchdown and PAT made the rest of the afternoon academic. OU added a 32-yard field goal by Tim Duncan in the third frame to build a 10-0 advantage that felt like twice that given the play of the defense. Arkansas, aided by penalties, finally scratched out a field goal, but no serious threat to the outcome was ever mounted.

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WSU 11 21-4 239 34-17-2 55-243 3-1 9-52 6-46.0 22:46 2-11 3-27

14 14

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34 14

SCORING OU – DiCarlo 45 yd field goal, 3-0 OU – Savage 12 yd pass from Hybl (DiCarlo kick), 10-0 OU – Perkins 51 yd punt return (DiCarlo kick), 17-0 OU – DiCarlo 30 yd field goal, 20-0 OU – Fagan 9 yd pass from Hybl (DiCarlo kick), 27-0 WSU – Riley 37 yd pass from Gesser (Dunning kick), 27-7 OU – Griffin 19 yd run (DiCarlo kick), 34-7 WSU – Moore 89 yd kickoff return (Dunning kick), 34-14 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Griffin, 30-162 WSU – Green, 8-45 Passing: OU – Hybl, 29-19-0-240 WSU – Gesser, 34-17-2-239 Receiving: OU – Peoples, 3-80 WSU – Riley, 9-139 Tackles: OU – Lehman, 6 WSU – Coleman, 10 GAME SUMMARY Oklahoma dominated the Pac 10 champs in the Sooners’ first trip to the Rose Bowl. OU’s defense logged six sacks and two interceptions to set the tone. Rose Bowl MVP Nate Hybl tossed two TD passes and Quentin Griffin rushed for 144 yards as the OU offense wore down the Cougars. Oklahoma became just the fourth school in college football history to win the four BCS games and the Cotton Bowl.

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BOWL RECAPS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

2004 SUGAR BOWL

2005 ORANGE BOWL

2005 HOLIDAY BOWL

Jan. 4 • New Orleans, La. (79,342)

Jan. 4 • Miami, Fla. (77,912)

Dec. 29 • San Diego, Calif. (65,416)

LSU

OKLAHOMA

OREGON

OKLAHOMA

USC

OKLAHOMA

LSU 13 40-159 153 24-14-2 64-312 1-1 8-65 8-34.0 31:19 6-17 5-46

7 7

7 0

0 7

OU 12 33-52 102 37-13-2 70-154 2-0 11-70 8-45.9 28:41 4-15 5-12

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

OU 19 40-151 244 36-24-3 76-372 3-2 3-30 4-44.5 35:06 8-17 1-9

USC 19 28-208 332 35-18-0 63-525 1-0 9-75 4-43.5 24:54 6-14 2-20

First Downs Rushes-Yardage Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

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SCORE BY QUARTER Oklahoma 7 3 USC 14 24

0 10

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SCORE BY QUARTER Oregon 7 Oklahoma 3

21 14

SCORING LSU – Green 24 yd run (Gaudet kick), 0-7 OU – K. Jones 1 yd run (DiCarlo kick), 7-7 LSU – Vincent 18 yd run (Gaudet kick), 7-14 LSU – Spears 20 yd interception return (Gaudet kick), 7-21 OU – K. Jones 1 yd run (DiCarlo kick), 14-21 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: LSU – Vincent, 16-117 OU – K. Jones, 20-59 Passing: LSU – Mauck, 22-13-2-124-0 OU – White, 37-13-2-102-0 Receiving: LSU – Clayton, 4-38 OU – Clayton, 4-32 Tackles: LSU – Turner, 9 OU – Strait, 11 GAME SUMMARY Riding its defense, LSU won the BCS title, 21-14. Oklahoma entered the game as the nation’s top scoring offense, but struggled against the Tigers. The OU defense gave a good account too, surrendering 64 of LSU’s 312 total yards on a non-scoring run on the Tigers’ first snap. Still, it was the LSU defenders who stole the show. DE Marcus Spears returned an interception 20 yards for a TD on the first series of the second half and seemingly opened the floodgates. But OU stiffened and got its running game untracked. After pulling within seven at 21-14, the Sooners made another push to the LSU 12, but missed on four straight pass attempts, the last one with just 2:46 left. The crowd was the largest ever to see a sporting event in the Louisiana Superdome.

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9 7

19 55

SCORING OU – Wilson five yd pass from White (Hartley kick), 7-0 USC – Byrd 33 yd pass from Leinart (Killeen kick), 7-7 USC – White 6 yd run (Killeen kick), 7-14 USC – Jarrett 54 yd pass from Leinart (Killeen kick), 7-21 USC – Smith 5 yd pass from Leinart (Killeen kick), 7-28 OU – Hartley 29 yd field goal, 10-28 USC – Smith 33 yd pass from Leinart (Killeen kick), 10-35 USC – Killeen 44 yd field goal, 10-38 USC – Smith 4 yd pass from Leinart (Killeen kick), 10-45 USC – Killeen 42 yd field goal), 10-48 USC – White 8 yd run (Killeen kick), 10-55 OU – Team safety, 12-55 OU – Wilson 9 yd pass from White (Hartley kick), 19-55

OU 19 40-132 229 30-17-1 70-361 2-1 10-70 7-37.9 28:37 6-16 3-19

0 14

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7 0

14 17

SCORING OU – Hartley 34 yd field goal, 3-0 UO – Williams, D. 5 yd run (Martinez,Paul kick), 3-7 OU – Runnels 17 yd pass from Bomar (Hartley kick), 10-7 OU – Jones, K. 8 yd run (Hartley kick), 17-7 UO – Day 3 yd pass from Leaf (Martinez kick), 17-14 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: UO – Whitehead, 12-43 OU – Peterson, 24-80 Passing: UO – Leaf, 14-24-1-236 OU – Bomar, 17-30-1-229 Receiving: UO – Finley, 9-67 OU – Kelly, 7-79 Tackles: UO – Trucks, 14 OU – Alexander, 9

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Peterson, 25-82 USC – White, 15-118 Passing: OU – White, 36-24-3-244-2 USC – Leinart, 35-18-0-332-5 Receiving: OU – Wilson, 7-59 USC – Smith, 7-113 Tackles: OU – Pool, 7 USC – Tatupu, 12 GAME SUMMARY USC didn’t need any help, but Oklahoma obliged anyway. The Trojans played a nearly flawless game, made even more so by five OU turnovers, and cruised to the BCS National Championship, 55-19.

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UO 17 32-84 243 44-25-1 76-327 1-0 3-15 8-45.1 31:23 6-18 0-0

GAME SUMMARY Oklahoma linebacker Clint Ingram made a leaping interception of Oregon quarterback Brady Leaf’s pass at the 10-yard line with 33 seconds left to preserve the Sooners’ 17-14 upset of the No. 6 Oregon Ducks. Rhett Bomar threw a 17-yard touchdown pass to fullback J.D. Runnels for a 10-7 Oklahoma lead with 9:20 to play in the third quarter. Late in the third, Adrian Peterson’s backup, Kejuan Jones, scored on an 8-yard run to make it 17-7. Peterson softened the Ducks with three bruising carries on the drive for 36 yards, including a 20-yard gain when he leveled safety J.D. Nelson.

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BOWL RECAPS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

2007 FIESTA BOWL

2008 FIESTA BOWL

2009 BCS CHAMPIONSHIP

Jan. 1 • Glendale, Ariz. (73,719)

Jan. 1 • Glendale, Ariz. (70,016)

Jan. 8 • Miami, Fla. (78,468)

BOISE STATE

WEST VIRGINIA

FLORIDA

OKLAHOMA

First Downs Rushes-Yardage Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards SCORE BY QUARTER Boise State 14 7 Oklahoma 7 3

7 7

BSU 16 35-110 267 30-20-1 65-377 2-2 8-63 8-38.2 28:21 4-14 2-13

OU 23 38-174 233 32-19-3 70-407 1-1 6-35 5-33.2 31:39 2-10 3-16

First Downs Rushes-Yardage Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

WVU 17 39-349 176 19-10-0 58-525 0-0 8-110 4-58.5 25:43 4-12 3-22

OU 25 43-177 242 33-21-1 76-419 1-0 13-113 4-47.0 34:17 4-16 0-0

First Downs Rushes-Yardage Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

7 18

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SCORE BY QUARTER West Virginia 6 14 Oklahoma 0 6

14 9

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SCORE BY QUARTER Florida 0 Oklahoma 0

8 7

43 42

SCORING BSU – James 49 yd pass from Zabransky (Montgomery kick), 0-7 BSU – Johnson, 2 yd run (Montgomery kick), 0-14 OU – Johnson 8 yd pass from Thompson (Hartley kick),7-14 OU – Hartley, 28 yd field goal, 10-14 BSU – James 32 yd pass from Zabransky (Montgomery kick), 10-21 BSU – Tadman 27 yd interception return (Montgomery kick) 10-28 OU – Peterson 8 yd run (Hartley kick), 17-28 OU – Hartley 28 yd field goal, 20-28 OU – Chaney 5 yd pass from Thompson (Iglesias from Thompson), 28-28 OU – Walker 33 yd interception return (Hartley kick) 25-28 BSU – Rabb 35 yd pass from Zabransky (Montgomery kick), 35-35 OU – Peterson 25 yd run (Hartley kick), 42-35 BSU – Schoumann 5 yd pass from Parretta (Johnson run), 42-43 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: BSU – Johnson, 23-101 OU – Peterson, 20-77 Passing: BSU – Zabransky, 19-29-1-262-3 OU – Thompson, 19-32-3-233-2 Receiving: BSU – Schouman, 8-72 OU – Iglesias, 6-120 Tackles: BSU – Wilson, 10 OU – Alexander, 17 GAME SUMMARY A pair of Boise State trick plays at the end of regulation and overtime ended Oklahoma’s comeback and sealed a perfect season for the Broncos.

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14 13

48 28

SCORING WVU – McAfee 38 yd field goal, 0-3 WVU – McAfee 42 yd field goal, 0-6 OU – Hartley 37 yd field goal, 3-6 WVU – Schmitt 57 yd run (McAfee kick), 3-13 OU – Hartley 24 yd field goal, 6-13 WVU – Reynaud 21 yd pass from White (McAfee kick), 6-20 OU – Hartley 42 yd field goal, 9-20 OU – Brown 1 yd run (Conversion failed), 15-20 WVU – Devine 17 yd run (McAfee kick), 15-27 WVU – Reynaud 30 yd run (McAfee kick), 15-34 OU – Chaney 19 yd pass from Bradford (Conversion failed), 21-34 WVU – Gonzales 79 pass from White (McAfee kick), 21-41 OU – Iglesias 15 yd pass from Bradford (Hartley kick), 28-41 WVU – Devine 65 yd run (McAfee kick), 28-48 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: WVU – White, 20-150 OU – Patrick, 14-82 Passing: WVU – White, 10-19-0-176-2 OU – Bradford, 21-33-1-242-2 Receiving: WVU – Reynaud, 5-42 OU – Iglesias, 8-53 Tackles: WVU – Mundy, 11 OU – Lofton, 15 GAME SUMMARY West Virginia quarterback Pat White rushed for 150 yards and running back Noel Devine added 108 more as the No. 9 Mountaineers upset the No. 3-ranked Oklahoma Sooners. West Virginia never trailed despite the passing of OU quarterback Sam Bradford, who hit on 21-of-33 for 242 yards and two touchdowns.

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UF 24 44-249 231 30-18-2 74-480 0-0 8-81 3-51.7 34:57 12-17 2-18 7 7

7 0

OU 25 29-107 256 41-26-2 70-363 0-0 4-31 3-38.7 25:03 6-13 0-0

10 7

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24 14

SCORING UF – Murphy 20 yd pass from Tebow (Phillips kick), 0-7 OU – Gresham 6 yd pass from Bradford (Stevens kick), 7-7 UF – Harvin 2 yd run (Phillips kick), 7-14 OU – Gresham 11 yd pass from Bradford (Stevens kick), 14-14 UF – Phillips 27 yd field goal, 14-17 UF – Nelson 4 yd pass from Tebow (Phillips kick), 14-24 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: UF – Harvin, 9-122 OU – Brown, 22-110 Passing: UF – Tebow, 18-30-2-231-2 OU – Bradford, 26-41-2-256-2 Receiving: UF – Hernandez, 5-57 OU – Gresham, 8-62 Tackles: UF – Haden & Stamper, 10 OU – Harris, 11 GAME SUMMARY Playing in their third national title game in six years, the No. 1-ranked Sooners were upset in their opponent’s backyard as No. 2 Florida prevailed, 24-14. Tied at the half, Florida outscored OU 17-7 in the second half despite the 110-yard rushing effort by Chris Brown and 256 yards passing from Heisman Trophy winner Sam Bradford. Tight end Jermaine Gresham led all players with eight catches, including two touchdowns. OU was unable to overcome two costly stops inside the 10-yard line and two interceptions that were initally touched by Sooner receivers.

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BOWL RECAPS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

2009 SUN BOWL

2011 FIESTA BOWL

2011 INSIGHT BOWL

Dec. 31 • El Paso, Texas (53,713)

Jan. 1 • Glendale, Ariz. (67,232)

Dec. 31 • Tempe, Ariz. (54,247)

OKLAHOMA

CONNECTICUT

IOWA

STANFORD

OKLAHOMA

7 17

OU 28 38-59 418 51-30-1 89-477 2-1 9-85 5-39.2 31:16 10-20 1-6

SU 13 39-145 117 19-8-2 58-262 2-0 9-77 6-44.0 28:44 1-12 0-0

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

UC 19 41-112 223 39-19-2 80-335 1-0 3-25 7-46.9 31:49 5-17 0-0

OU 27 30-95 429 50-34-1 80-524 3-1 1-3 4-40.8 28:11 7-15 3-19

First Downs Rushes-Yardage Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

UI 14 37-76 216 45-23-2 82-292 1-0 6-36 6-44.3 33:14 6-17 2-18

14 0

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SCORE BY QUARTER Connecticut 0 10 Oklahoma 14 6

10 14

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SCORE BY QUARTER Iowa 0 Oklahoma 7

0 7

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SCORING OU – Broyles 30 yd pass from Jones (O’Hara kick), 7-0 STAN – Marecic 1 yd run (Whitaker kick), 7-7 OU – O’Hara 28 yd field goal, 10-7 STAN – Gerhart 19 yd run (Whitaker kick), 10-14 OU – Broyles 13 yd pass from Jones (O’Hara kick), 17-14 STAN – Gerhart 0 yd fumble recovery (Whitaker kick), 17-21 STAN – Whitaker 35 yd field goal, 17-24 OU – Broyles 6 yd pass from Jones (O’Hara kick), 24-24 OU – Murray 1 yd run (O’Hara kick), 31-24 STAN – Whitaker 21 yd field goal, 31-27 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Brown 12-46 STAN – Gerhart 32-135 Passing: OU – Jones 30-51-1-418-3 STAN – Pritchard 8-19-2-117-0 Receiving: OU – Broyles 13-156 STAN – Whalen 3-65 Tackles: OU – Reynolds 12 STAN – Skov 15 GAME SUMMARY Landry Jones and Ryan Broyles lit up Stanford with record-setting performances as Oklahoma notched a 31-27 win in the 76th Brut Sun Bowl. Broyles set OU single game and Sun Bowl marks with 13 receptions. Those catches went for 156 yards and three touchdowns, the highest TD total ever by a Sooner in bowl play and a Sun Bowl record. Jones also set an OU bowl record with 418 passing yards, the second-highest total in the history of the Sun Bowl.

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SCORING OU – Hanna 8 yd pass from Jones (Stevens kick), 7-0 OU – Murray 3 yd run (Stevens kick), 14-0 UC – Gratz 46 yd interception return (Teggart kick), 14-7 OU – Stevens 41 yd field goal, 17-7 OU – Stevens 24 yd field goal, 20-7 UC – Teggart 37 yd field goal, 20-10 OU – Kenney 59 yd pass from Jones (Stevens kick), 27-10 OU – Fleming 55 yd interception return (Stevens kick), 34-10 UC – Frey 95 yd kickoff return (Teggert kick), 34-17 UC – Teggart 38 yd field goal, 34-20 OU – Broyles 5 yd pass from Jones (Stevens kick), 41-20 OU – Jefferson 22 yd interception return (Stevens kick), 48-20

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SCORING OU – Bell 4 yd run (Hunnicutt kick), 7-0 OU – Bell 4 yd run (Hunnicutt kick), 14-0 OU – Ratterree 3 yd pass from Jones (Hunnicutt kick), 21-0 UI – Fiedorowicz 5 yd pass from Vandenberg (Meyer kick), 21-7 UI – Canzeri 9 yd pass from Vandenberg (Meyer kick), 21-14 OU – Hunnicutt 35 yd field goal, 24-14 OU – Bell 21 yd run (Hunnicutt kick), 31-14 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: Iowa – Canzeri, 22-58 OU – Bell, 10-51 Passing: Iowa – Vandenberg, 23-44-1-216 OU – Jones, 16-25-1-161 Receiving: Iowa – Canzeri, 6-28 OU – Jackson, 3-45 Tackles: Iowa – Nielsen, 8 OU – Jefferson/Fleming, 7

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: UC – Todman 32-121 OU – Murray 25-93 Passing: UC – Frazer 19-39-2-223-0 OU – Jones 34-49-1-429-3 Receiving: UC – Moore 4-62 OU – Broyles 13-170 Tackles: UC – Lutrus 11 OU – T. Lewis 10 GAME SUMMARY Landry Jones and Ryan Broyles had record-setting games, Oklahoma’s defense scored two touchdowns while holding UConn’s offense without one, and the ninth-ranked Sooners earned a 48-20 victory over Connecticut in the Fiesta Bowl.

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GAME SUMMARY Oklahoma won its 10th game of the year for a nation-leading 33rd double-digit-win season as the Sooners grounded out a 31-14 victory over Iowa. Oklahoma led 14-0 at the half behind two rushing touchdowns from backup quarterback Blake Bell. Jamell Fleming earned his second straight defensive MVP in a bowl game with an interception that led to an OU touchdown while Landry Jones moved into a tie for most experienced quarterback in OU history with his 37th career start at the position.

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BOWL RECAPS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

2013 COTTON BOWL

2014 SUGAR BOWL

2014 RUSSELL ATHLETIC BOWL

Jan. 4 • Arlington, Texas (87,025)

Jan. 2 • New Orleans, La. (70,473)

Dec. 29 • Orlando, Fla. (40,071)

TEXAS A&M

OKLAHOMA

ALABAMA

CLEMSON

First Downs Rushes-Yardage Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

TAMU 28 31-326 307 35-23-1 66-633 0-0 7-60 4-34.8 23:11 5-11 1-7

OU 27 34-123 278 49-35-1 83-401 0-0 7-47 5-49.4 36:49 8-15 0-0

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SCORE BY QUARTER Texas A&M 7 7 Oklahoma 3 10

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SCORING TAMU – Manziel 23 yd run (Bertolet kick), 0-7 OU – Hunnicutt 23 yd field goal, 3-7 OU – Hunnicutt 24 yd field goal, 6-7 TAMU – Manziel 5 yd run (Bertolet kick), 6-14 OU – Brown 6 yd pass from Jones (Hunnicutt kick), 13-14 TAMU – Malena 7 yd run (Bertolet kick), 13-21 TAMU – Williams 30 yd run (Bertolet kick failed), 13-27 TAMU – Swope 33 yd pass from Manziel (Bertolet kick), 13-34 TAMU – Nwachukwu 34 yd pass from Manziel (Bertolet kick), 13-41 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: TAMU – Manziel, 17-229 OU – Clay, 10-44 Passing: TAMU – Manziel, 22-34-1-287-2 OU – Jones, 35-48-1-278-1 Receiving: TAMU – Swope, 8-104 OU – Saunders, 9-63 Tackles: TAMU – Harris, 10 OU – Colvin/J. Harris, 9 GAME SUMMARY Up by a point on No. 11 Oklahoma at halftime, No. 9 Texas A&M, led by Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel, pulled away in the third quarter to break the Sooners’ three-game bowl win streak. OU senior quarterback Landry Jones completed 35 of 48 passes for 278 yards with a touchdown and an interception, finishing his career as a Sooner in the same place it started at Cowboys Stadium.

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UA 20 35-129 387 30-19-2 65-516 3-3 6-45 4-43.5 29:05 6-12 1-5

First Downs Rushes-Yardage Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

OU 17 31-172 103 37-17-3 68-275 2-2 8-80 9-49.9 27:36 2-12 4-25

CU 22 42-68 319 37-26-0 79-387 1-0 4-20 8-41.1 32:24 7-19 1-8

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SCORING ALA – Yeldon 1 yd run (Foster kick), 0-7 OU – Bester 45 yd pass from Knight (Hunnicutt kick), 7-7 ALA – Foster 27 yd field goal, 7-10 OU – Saunders 8 yd pass from Knight (Hunnicutt kick), 14-10 ALA – White 67 yd pass from McCarron (Foster kick), 14-17 OU – Hunnicutt 47 yd field goal, 17-17 OU – Saunders 43 yd pass from Knight (Hunnicutt kick), 24-17 OU – Shepard 13 yd run (Hunnicutt kick), 31-17 ALA – Henry 43 yd run (Foster kick), 31-24 OU – Shepard 9 yd pass from Knight (Hunnicutt kick), 38-24 ALA – Henry 61 yd pass from McCarron (Foster kick), 38-31 OU – Grissom 8 yd fumble recovery (Hunnicutt kick), 45-31 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Clay, 17-44 ALA – Henry, 8-100 Passing: OU – Knight, 32-44-1-348, 4 ALA – McCarron, 19-30-2-387, 2 Receiving: OU – Shepard, 7-63, 1 ALA – Cooper, 9-121 Tackles: OU – Striker, 7 ALA – Jackson, 10 GAME SUMMARY Trevor Knight threw for 348 yards and four scores while the defense tallied seven sacks and forced four turnovers as the Sooners defeated Alabama 45-31. Knight was named MVP after setting a Sugar Bowl record with 32 completions and his four record-tying touchdown tosses. Sterling Shepard and Brennan Clay led the way with seven catches each and Lacoltan Bester paced OU with 105 receiving yards.

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SCORING CU – Scott 65 yd pass from Stoudt (Lakip kick), 0-7 CU – Lakip 34 yd field goal, 0-10 CU – Boulware 47 yd INT return (Lakip kick), 0-17 CU – Lakip 49 yd field goal, 0-20 CU – Williams 26 yd pass from Stoudt (Lakip kick), 0-27 CU – Stoudt 2 yd run (Lakip kick), 0-34 CU – Hopper 24 yd pass from Stoudt (Lakip kick), 0-40 OU – Ross 11 yd run (kick blocked), 6-40 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Perine, 23-134 CU – Gallman, 19-55 Passing: OU – Knight, 17-37-3-103-0 CU – Stoudt, 26-36-0-319-3 Receiving: OU – Quick, 7-46 CU – Williams, 9-112-1 Tackles: OU – Striker, 12 CU – Wiggins, 7 GAME SUMMARY Cole Stoudt threw for three touchdowns and ran for another, and 18th-ranked Clemson defeated Oklahoma 40-6 in the Russell Athletic Bowl. Stoudt was 26 for 36 for a season-high 319 yards. He was sacked four times, but Clemson never turned the ball over. Meanwhile, the Tigers, who came in ranked No. 1 in the nation in total defense, held the Sooners’ offense to just 275 yards. Oklahoma had five turnovers, including three interceptions. The Sooners’ lone score came in the fourth quarter when Alex Ross ran it in from 11 yards out.

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BOWL RECAPS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

2015 ORANGE BOWL

2017 SUGAR BOWL

2018 ROSE BOWL

Dec. 31 • Miami, Fla. (67,615)

Jan. 2 • New Orleans, La. (54,077)

Jan. 1 • Pasadena, Calif. (92,844)

OKLAHOMA

AUBURN

GEORGIA

CLEMSON

OKLAHOMA

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

OU 24 33-67 311 43-26-2 76-378 0-0 5-65 6-38.8 24:45 5-13 2-8

CU 30 58-312 218 32-17-1 90-530 1-0 5-40 3-40.3 35:15 9-19 5-41

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

AU 22 46-185 154 27-13-1 73-339 0-0 6-63 5-49.2 26:42 5-15 0-0

OU 28 43-228 296 28-19-0 71-524 2-0 10-100 3-45.7 33:18 5-10 0-0

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

UG 21 34-317 210 29-20-0 63-527 1-1 6-39 6-48.0 27:02 3-11 5-43

SCORE BY QUARTER Oklahoma 7 10 Clemson 3 13

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SCORING OU – Perine 1 yd run (Seibert kick), 7-0 CU – Huegel 26 yd field goal, 7-3 CU – Watson 5 yd run (Huegel kick), 7-10 CU – Huegel 36 yd field goal, 7-13 OU – Seibert 22 yd field goal, 10-13 CU – Huegel 43 yd field goal, 10-16 OU – Andrews 11 yd pass from Mayfield (Seibert kick), 17-16 CU – Gallman 1 yd run (Huegel kick), 17-23 CU – Renfrow 35 yd pass from Watson (Huegel kick), 17-30 CU – Gallman 4 yd run (Huegel kick), 17-37

SCORING AU – Cox 3 yd run (Carlson kick), 0-7 OU – Andrews 13 yd pass from Mayfield (Seibert kick), 7-7 AU – Carlson 49 yd field goal, 7-10 OU – Mixon 3 yd run (Seibert kick), 14-10 AU – Carlson 39 yd field goal, 14-13 OU – Westbrook 7 yd pass from Mayfield (Seibert kick), 21-13 OU – Mixon 4 yd run (Seibert kick), 28-13 OU – Perine 2 yd run (Seibert kick), 35-13 AU – Harris 1 yd pass from Johnson (no kick), 35-19

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Perine, 15-58 CU – Gallman, 26-150 Passing: OU – Mayfield, 26-41-2-311-1 CU – Watson, 16-31-1-187-1 Receiving: OU – Shepard, 7-87 CU – Scott, 5-63 Tackles: OU – Alexander, 12 CU – Green, 10

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: AU – Pettway, 24-101 OU – Mixon, 19-91 Passing: AU – J. Johnson, 9-5-1-93-0 OU – Mayfield, 28-19-0-296-2 Receiving: AU – Slayton, 1-56 OU – Mixon, 5-89 Tackles: AU – Roberts/Davis, 8 OU – Kelly, 12

GAME SUMMARY Making their first ever College Football Playoff appearance, the Sooners took a 17-16 halftime lead over undefeated and No. 1-ranked Clemson. Oklahoma got a one-yard score from Samaje Perine and an 11-yard pass from Baker Mayfield to Mark Andrews in the first half, but Clemson’s defense kept OU off the scoreboard for the remainder of the contest. Mayfield set an OU Orange Bowl record with 311 passing yards, and Sterling Shepard paced the team with 87 receiving yards to tie his father’s school record in the event. Dominique Alexander led the Sooners with eight tackles.

GAME SUMMARY Oklahoma registered its 10th straight win and gave Bob Stoops his second Sugar Bowl triumph in his final game as head coach. Samaje Perine rushed for 88 yards, pushing him past Billy Sims and into first on OU's career rushing yards list (4,122), while Baker Mayfield threw for 296 yards and a pair of TDs. Joe Mixon led the Sooners with 91 rushing yards and two scores and logged five catches for a game-high 89 yards. Oklahoma held Auburn to 339 total yards. Freshman Caleb Kelly made a career-high 12 tackles and Jordan Thomas recorded the game's only interception midway through the fourth quarter to end Auburn's hopes of a comeback. OU outscored the Tigers 21-0 in the second half until Auburn found the end zone on the game's final play.

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SCORING OU – Brown 13 yd pass from Mayfield (Seibert kick), 7-0 UG – Michel 13 yd pass from Fromm (Blankenship kick), 7-7 OU – Anderson 9 yd run (Seibert kick), 14-7 OU – Anderson 41 yd run (Seibert kick), 21-7 UG – Michel 75 yd run (Blankenship kick), 21-14 OU – Seibert 38 yd field goal, 24-14 OU – Mayfield 2 yd pass from Lamb (Seibert kick), 31-14 UG – Blankenship 55 yd FG, 31-17 UG – Chub 50 yd run (Blankenship kick), 31-24 UG – Michel 38 yd run (Blankenship kick), 31-31 UG – Wims 4 yd pass from Fromm (Blankenship kick), 31-38 OU – Flowers 11 yd pass from Mayfield (Seibert kick), 38-38 OU – Parker 46 yd fumble recovery (Seibert kick), 45-38 UG – Chub 2 yd run (Blankenship kick), 45-45 UG – Blankenship 38 yd FG, 45-48 OU – Seibert 33 yd field goal, 48-48 UG – Michel 27 yd run, 48-54 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: UG – Michel, 11-181 OU – Anderson, 26-201 Passing: UG – Fromm, 29-20-0-210-2 OU – Mayfield, 35-23-1-287-2 Receiving: UG – Wims, 6-73 OU – Brown, 8-114 Tackles: UG – R. Smith, 11 OU – Murray, 9 GAME SUMMARY Quarterback Baker Mayfield caught a touchdown pass to give OU a 31-14 lead with six seconds left in the first half of the CFP semifinals, but Georgia rattled off 24 straight points behind a potent ground attack. Steven Parker's scoop and score gave the Sooners a 45-38 lead before UGA forced overtime. The Bulldogs blocked a field goal on OU's second OT possession, opening the door for their game-winning touchdown.

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BOWL RECAPS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

2018 ORANGE BOWL

2019 PEACH BOWL

2020 COTTON BOWL

Dec. 29 • Miami, Fla. (66,203)

Dec. 28 • Atlanta, Ga. (78,347)

Dec. 30 • Arlington, Texas (17,323)

OKLAHOMA

FLORIDA

ALABAMA

LSU

OKLAHOMA

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

OU 26 32-163 308 37-19-0 69-471 0-0 7-55 2-37.5 23:52 6-13 0-0

UA 28 42-200 328 28-25-0 70-528 0-0 9-86 2-28.0 36:08 7-10 3-19

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

OU 16 28-97 225 34-16-1 62-322 0-0 8-62 5-43.8 27:02 5-13 1-5

LSU 31 32-160 532 42-32-0 74-692 2-0 4-49 1-34 32:58 6-11 2-12

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

UF 28 39-262 271 45-25-3 84-521 0-0 8-61 4-49.2 33:20 4-13 2-6

OU 25 40-445 249 25-15-0 65-684 3-2 4-40 2-42.0 26:40 4-9 1-3

SCORE BY QUARTER Oklahoma 0 10 Alabama 21 10

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UA – Harris 1 yd run (Bulovas kick), 7-0 UA – Ruggs III 10 yd pass from Tagovailoa (Bulovas kick), 14-0 UA – Harris 1 yd run (Bulovas kick), 21-0 UA – Jacobs 27 yd pass from Tagovailoa (Bulovas kick), 28-0 OU – Sermon 2 yd run (Seibert kick), 28-7 OU – Seibert 26 yd field goal, 28-10 UA – Bulovas 38 yd field goal, 31-10 OU – Seibert 26 yd field goal, 31-13 OU – Rambo 49 yd pass from Murray (Seibert kick), 31-20 UA – Smith 10 yd pass from Tagovailoa (Bulovas kick), 38-20 OU – Lamb 10 yd pass from Murray (Seibert kick), 38-27 UA – Jeudy 13 yd pass from Tagovailoa (Bulovas kick), 45-27 OU – Murray 8 yd run (Seibert kick), 45-34

LSU – Jefferson 19 yd pass from Burrow (York kick), 7-0 OU – Brooks 3 yd run (Brkic kick), 7-7 LSU – Marshall 8 yd pass from Burrow (York kick), 14-7 LSU – Jefferson 35 yd pass from Burrow (York kick), 21-7 LSU – Jefferson 42 yd pass from Burrow (York kick), 28-7 LSU – Jefferson 30 yd pass from Burrow (York kick, 35-7 OU – Hurts 2 yd run (Brkic kick), 35-14 LSU – Moss 62 yd pass from Burrow (York kick), 42-14 LSU – Marshall 2 yd pass from Burrow (York kick), 49-14 LSU – Burrow 3 yd run (York kick), 56-14 OU – Hurts 12 yd run (Brkic kick), 56-21 OU – Pledger 1 yd run (Brkic kick), 56-28 LSU – Emory Jr. 6 yd run (York kick), 63-28

SCORING OU – Mims 27 yd pass from Rattler (Brkic kick), 7-0 OU – Norwood 45 yd INT return (Brkic kick), 14-0 OU – Brkic 43 yd field goal, 17-0 UF – McPherson 21 yd field goal, 17-3 UF – Jones 1 yd run (McPherson kick), 17-10 UF – McPherson 35 yd field goal, 17-13 OU – Wease 36 yd pass from Rattler (Brkic kick), 24-13 OU – Rattler 1 yd run (Brkic kick), 31-13 OU – Brkic 20 yd field goal, 34-13 OU – Stevenson 15 yd run (Brkic kick), 41-13 OU – Rambo 20 yd pass from Rattler (Brkic kick), 48-13 OU – Major 46 yd run (Johnson kick), 55-13 UF – Pouncey 27 yd pass from Richardson (Howard kick), 55-20

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Murray, 17-109 UA – Jacobs, 15-98 Passing: OU – Murray, 37-19-0-308-2 UA – Tagovailoa, 27-24-0-318-4 Receiving: OU – Lamb, 8-109-1 UA – Smith, 6-104-1 Tackles: OU – Murray, 15 UA – Moses, 6

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Hurts, 14-43 LSU – Curry, 16-89 Passing: OU – Hurts, 31-15-1-217-0 LSU – Burrow, 39-29-0-493-7 Receiving: OU – Lamb, 4-119-0 LSU – Just. Jefferson, 14-227-4 Tackles: OU – Broiles, 11 LSU – Phillips/Queen, 8

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Stevenson, 18-186 UF – Pierce, 11-60 Passing: OU – Rattler, 23-14-0-247 UF – Trask, 28-16-3-158 Receiving: OU – McGowan, 3-70 UF – Wells, 6-43 Tackles: OU – Fields, 8 UF – Burney, 7

GAME SUMMARY Fourth-seeded Oklahoma made its third College Football Playoff appearance in four years and outscored No. 1 Alabama 34-17 over the final 43 minutes in Miami. But the Sooners' 28-0 deficit to start the game proved too much to overcome. Kyler Murray threw for 308 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for the most yards (109) by a quarterback against a Nick Saban-coached Alabama team. CeeDee Lamb caught eight passes for 109 yards and a TD while Charleston Rambo posted career highs of three catches and 74 receiving yards, including a 49-yard TD. OU's 34 points, 471 total yards, 308 passing yards, 26 first downs and 6.8 yards per play were Alabama opponent season highs.

GAME SUMMARY Appearing in its third consecutive College Football Playoff semifinal and fourth in five years, No. 4-ranked Oklahoma fell 63-28 to Heisman Trophy winner Joe Burrow and No. 1-ranked LSU. The Tigers went on to win the national title. Jalen Hurts rushed for a pair of touchdowns to tie the OU single-season quarterback record with 20 rushing TDs and his 43 rushing yards helped him set the single-season rushing record by a Sooner quarterback, bringing his total to 1,298. CeeDee Lamb caught four passes for 119 yards and moved into third place on OU’s all-time receiving yards list with 3,292. Lamb’s 51-yard first-quarter reception gave him a school-record 24 career catches of at least 40 yards.

GAME SUMMARY Oklahoma set bowl game program records for points and total yards, tied its record for bowl game margin of victory and set a Cotton Bowl standard for yards per rush in a 55-20 win over No. 10 Florida. The Sooners compiled 684 yards of total offense and their 10.9 yards per carry represented the second-highest figure in any game in school history. They gained 409 total yards (307 rushing) in the second half alone. Rhamondre Stevenson (186) and Marcus Major (110) each ran for over 100 yards and Spencer Rattler completed 14 of 23 passes for 247 yards and three touchdowns and ran for a score. OU intercepted Heisman Trophy finalist Kyle Trask three times in the first quarter.

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2021 ALAMO BOWL

2022 CHEEZ-IT BOWL

2023 ALAMO BOWL

Dec. 29 • San Antonio, Texas (67,615)

Dec. 29 • Orlando, Fla. (61,520)

Dec. 28 • San Antonio, Texas (55,853)

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ARIZONA

OKLAHOMA

FLORIDA STATE

OKLAHOMA

FSU 26 34-169 418 38-27-1 72-587 0-0 3-25 2-44.0 29:16 5-12 6-37

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

UA 17 26-29 354 38-24-1 64-383 0-0 4-40 6-44.5 31:25 6-15 3-25

OU 23 34-201 361 45-26-3 79-562 3-3 8-76 4-50.0 28:35 7-15 5-47

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UO 26 33-191 306 40-27-1 73-497 0-0 5-35 3-48.0 26:26 6-13 0-0

OU 27 43-322 242 27-21-0 70-564 1-0 8-75 2-49.5 33:34 6-12 3-16

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

OU 27 60-253 243 24-14-0 84-496 2-1 7-46 3-48.0 30:44 8-17 2-12

SCORE BY QUARTER Oregon 3 0 Oklahoma 6 24

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SCORING OU – Brooks 16 yd run (Brkic kick failed), 6-0 UO – Lewis 24 yd field goal, 6-3 OU – Brkic 40 yd field goal, 9-3 OU – Stoops 6 yd pass from Williams (Brkic kick), 16-3 OU – Mims 55 yd pass from Williams (Brkic kick), 23-3 OU – Brooks 29 yd run (Brkic kick), 30-3 UO – Dye 11 yd run (Hutson rush), 30-11 OU – Gray 6 yd pass from Williams (Brkic kick), 37-11 UO – Thornton 66 yd pass from Brown (Lewis kick), 37-18 OU – Brooks 8 yd run (Brkic kick), 44-18 UO – Hutson 34 yd pass from Brown (Lewis kick), 44-25 OU – Brkic 29 yd field goal, 47-25 UO – Franklin 30 yd pass from Brown (Lewis kick), 47-32 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: UO – Dye, 18-153 OU – Brooks, 14-142 Passing: UO – Brown, 27-40-1-306-3 OU – Williams, 21-27-0-242-3 Receiving: UO – Thornton, 4-90 OU – Farooq, 3-64 Tackles: UO – Bassa/Happle, 9 OU – Fields, 9 GAME SUMMARY OU's all-time wins leader came out of retirement to chalk up another one. Bob Stoops, serving in a one-game interim head coaching role, led the Sooners to a 47-32 win over No. 15 Oregon in a contest they never trailed. A 24-0 secondquarter burst contributed to a 30-3 halftime advantage and led to the school's 31st all-time bowl victory. Kennedy Brooks rushed 14 times for 142 yards while backfield mate Eric Gray had eight carries for 82 yards, as well as a six-yard TD reception. The Sooners racked up 564 total yards, their third most in a bowl game.

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SCORING FSU – Fitzgerald 23 yd field goal, 0-3 OU – Farooq 22 yd pass from Gabriel (Schmit kick), 7-3 OU – Gabriel 8 yd run (Schmit kick), 14-3 FSU – Wilson 16 yd pass from Travis (Courtney pass from Rector), 14-11 OU – Schmit 41 yd field goal, 17-11 FSU – Ward 1 yd run (Fitzgerald kick), 17-18 OU – Sawchuk 15 yd run (Willis pass from Gabriel), 25-18 FSU – Ward 38 yd run (Fitzgerald kick), 25-25 FSU – Douglas 17 yd pass from Travis (Fitzgerald kick), 25-32 OU – Barnes 12 yd run (Schmit kick), 32-32 FSU – Fitzgerald 32 yd field goal, 32-35 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Barnes, 27-108 FSU – Ward, 10-81 Passing: OU – Gabriel, 14-24-0-243-1 FSU – Travis, 27-38-1-418-2 Receiving: OU – Farooq, 4-59 FSU – Wilson, 8-202 Tackles: OU – White, 9 FSU – Robinson, 13 GAME SUMMARY No. 13 Florida State kicked a 32-yard field goal with 55 seconds left in the game to win the Cheez-It Bowl, 35-32, over Oklahoma. The Sooners, who had three first-time freshman starters on offense, registered 496 total yards, including 253 rushing yards. Jovantae Barnes rushed for a season-high 108 yards and a touchdown and fellow true freshman Gavin Sawchuk rushed for 100 yards and a score in his first significant playing time of the season. Dillon Gabriel completed 14 of 24 passes for 243 yards and a 22-yard touchdown to Jalil Farooq.

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SCORING UA – Loop 39 yd field goal, 3-0 UA – Cowing 35 yd pass from Fifita (Loop kick), 10-0 UA – Loop 38 yd field goal, 13-0 OU – Sawchuk 18 yd run (Schmit kick), 13-7 OU – Anderson 10 yd pass from Arnold (Schmit kick), 13-14

OU – Thompson 63 yd pass from Arnold (Schmit kick), 13-21 OU – Schmit 22 yd field goal, 13-24 UA – Maldonado 87 yd fumble return (Lemonious-Craig pass from Fifita), 21-24

UA – Loop 37 yd field goal, 24-24 UA – Cowing 57 yd pass from Fifita (Loop kick), 31-24 UA – Williams 19 yd run (Loop kick), 38-24 STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: UA – Williams, 6-27 OU – Sawchuk, 15-134 Passing: UA – Fifita, 24-38-1-354-2 OU – Arnold, 26-45-3-361-2 Receiving: UA – McMillan, 10-160 OU – Anderson, 7-73 Tackles: UA – Johnson, 13 OU – Lewis/Washington, 7 GAME SUMMARY OU overcame an early 13-0 deficit to take a 24-13 lead halfway through the third quarter, but was outscored 17-0 in the fourth period and fell to No. 14 Arizona 38-24 in the Alamo Bowl. The Sooners outgained the Wildcats 562 to 383 in total yards, and allowed only 29 rushing yards while notching five sacks, but committed six turnovers (three interceptions and three fumbles). Gavin Sawchuk rushed for 134 yards and a touchdown and true freshman QB Jackson Arnold, making his first career start, threw for 361 yards and two touchdowns. His TD passes went to Nic Anderson (10 yards) and Brenen Thompson (63 yards).

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BOWL RECAPS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

FIELD TESTED. BATTLE READY. 12.27.24 |

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Dec. 27 • Fort Worth, Texas (50,754)

Dec. 19 • Norman, Okla. (83,550)

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OU 27 10-158 275 29-44-0 84-433 1-1 7-45 3-36.3 29:50 11-19 0-0

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6 7

NA 11 10-226 92 7-13-0 53-318 0-0 4-40 5-46.0 30:10 4-13 4-14

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes-Comp-Int Plays-Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Time of Possession Third Down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

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20 21

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UA 12 25-28 232 18-29-0 54-260 1-0 4-46 7-38.6 26:52 2-12 5-26

OU 18 33-55 307 26-42-1 75-362 1-0 5-50 5-60.0 33:08 7-18 4-35

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7 7

34 24

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OU – Sawchuk 21 yd run (Schmit kick), 7-0 OU – Kearney 56 yd pass from Hawkins Jr. (Schmit kick), 14-0 NA – Tecza 11 yd run (Kirkwood kick), 14-7 NA – Horvath 95 yd run (Kirkwood kick), 14-14 NA – Horvath 6 yd run (Kirkwood kick), 14-21 OU – Roberts 10 yd pass from Hawkins Jr. (pass failed), 20-21

OU – Mateer 8 yd run (Sandell kick), 7-0 OU – Sandell 51 yd field goal, 10-0 OU – Sandell 7 yd pass from Mateer (Sandell kick), 17-0 UA – Brooks 10 yd pass from Simpson (Talty kick), 17-7 UA – Talty 35 yd field goal, 17-10 UA – Brown 50 yd interception return (Talty kick), 17-17 UA – Brooks 30 yd pass from Simpson (Talty kick), 17-24 UA – Talty 30 yd field goal, 17-27 OU – Burks 37 yd pass from Mateer (Sandell kick), 24-27 UA – Hill 6 yd run (Talty kick), 24-34

STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: OU – Sawchuk, 13-67-1 NA – Horvath, 18-155-2 Passing: OU – Hawkins Jr., 43-28-0-247-2 NA – Horvath, 12-7-0-92-0 Receiving: OU – Carreon, 7-72 NA – Heidenreich, 2-22 Tackles: OU – Lewis, 6 NA – Ramos, 12 GAME SUMMARY Oklahoma led 14-0 after the first quarter and outgained Navy 433 to 318 in total yards on the day, but fell to the Midshipmen 21-20 in its first Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl appearance. The Sooners scored on their first two possessions to take a 14-0 lead, but Navy scored one touchdown in each of the final three periods to go ahead 21-14. OU pulled within 21-20 with :06 remaining in the game on a 10-yard pass from quarterback Michael Hawkins Jr. to tight end Jake Roberts but could not convert its two-point attempt. Hawkins Jr., a true freshman making his fourth start of the season, completed 28 of 43 passes for 247 yards and two TDs, setting career highs in each category. He also rushed for 61 yards on 17 carries. Gavin Sawchuk led the Sooners with a season-high 67 rushing yards on 13 carries and true freshman wide receiver Ivan Carreon notched team and career highs of seven receptions and 72 yards.

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STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing: UA – Hill, 9-43-1 OU – Blaylock, 11-36-0 Passing: UA – Simpson, 18-29-0-232-2 OU – Mateer, 26-41-1-307-2 Receiving: UA – Brooks, 5-79-2 OU – Burks, 7-107-1 Tackles: UA – Lawson, 10 OU – Heinecke, 7 GAME SUMMARY Hosting a College Football Playoff game for the first time, No. 8 Oklahoma fell to No. 9 Alabama 34-24. OU led 17-0 in the first 20 minutes of the game but was outscored 27-0 over the remainder of the second and third quarters. John Mateer passed for 307 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for another score. Deion Burks finished with 107 yards and a 37-yard TD on seven catches and Isaiah Sategna III scored on a 7-yard reception. Lou Groza Award winner Tate Sandell made a 51-yard field goal attempt, which was his 24th straight make and fifth of 50-plus yards, extending his school records. He missed his final two tries. The Sooners outgained the Crimson Tide 362 to 260 in overall yards and 307 to 232 in passing yards. The contest marked Oklahoma's fifth CFP appearance and its first since the 2019 season.

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HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

1969 • HEISMAN WINNER • STEVE OWENS

1952 • HEISMAN WINNER • BILLY VESSELS Billy “Curly” Vessels was the man who started it all. The first Sooner to win college football’s most prestigious individual achievement award, Vessels led the Sooners to a 26-4-1 record during his career.

Steve Owens was a 6-2, 215-pound powerhouse from Miami, Okla., who ravaged defenses from 1967-69, setting four conference records of the day.

The 1950 Sooners, under the direction of head coach Bud Wilkinson, went 10-1 to give Oklahoma its first of seven national championships. As a sophomore, Vessels started on the 1950 squad, scoring 15 touchdowns.

Playing on a 1969 squad that had been hurt badly by graduation in 1968, Owens carried the load for the Sooner offense. OU’s workhorse carried the ball 358 times that year for 1,523 yards while scoring a school-record 23 touchdowns.

But Vessels’ most successful individual season came during his senior campaign when he won the Heisman Trophy. Vessels rushed for 1,072 yards on 167 carries and scored 17 touchdowns.

Owens had two 200-plus-yard games while leading the Sooners to a 6-4 season. Spurred by Owens’ effort, Oklahoma averaged 28.5 points a game in 1969.

Creating a new meaning for the word “versatile,” the Cleveland, Okla., slasher was part of every phase of the Sooner offensive attack. Vessels was even a threat from above. “Curly” connected on seven passes for two touchdowns in 1952.

Owens' great career left a mark on the OU records book, and he still has several school standards to his credit. He is the school’s all-time leading scorer with 57 career touchdowns, and he holds the records for the most carries in a game (55) and career (958). Owens finished his three-year career with 4,041 rushing yards, the fifth most in school history.

The 1952 Sooners went 8-1-1, finishing fourth in the nation, and won Oklahoma’s ninth conference title. OU opened with a 21-21 tie against Colorado and then reeled off five straight wins, averaging 46 points per contest. OU dropped a 27-21 decision to Notre Dame and then finished strong by sweeping the last three games.

Detroit selected Owens in the NFL Draft first round. He was the first Lion to gain over 1,000 yards in a season and was an All-Pro selection in 1971 and 1972.

In 1953, Vessels turned pro with the Edmonton Eskimos and won the Schenley Award as the top player in Canada. He then served as an officer in the U.S. Army. Vessels was elected to the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame in 1974. CAREER STATISTICS Year

Att.

Yds.

Avg.

Rec.

Yds.

1950 1951 1952

152 27 167

938 143 1,072

6.1 5.3 6.4

13 1 17

13 3 7

250 -3 165

2 1 1

Totals

346

2,153

6.3

412

1952 HEISMAN TROPHY VOTING TOTALS 1. Billy Vessels, Sr., RB, Oklahoma........................................................... 525 Points (98 first-place votes, 91 second-place, 49 third-place) 2. Jack Scarbaugh, Sr., QB, Maryland................................................................. 367 3. Paul Giel, Jr., TB, Minnesota.............................................................................. 329 4. Don Moomaw, Sr., LB, UCLA............................................................................. 257 5. John Lattner, Jr. HB, Notre Dame.................................................................... 253 6. Paul Cameron, Jr., HB, UCLA............................................................................ 218 7. Jim Sears, Sr., B, Southern California.............................................................. 173 8. Don McAuliffe, Sr., HB, Michigan State.......................................................... 164 9. Don Heinrich, Sr. QB, Washington.................................................................. 153 10. Tom Catlin, Sr., C, Oklahoma........................................................................... 150

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In 1991, Owens was named to the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame and was the Walter Camp Foundation Alumnus of the Year. Owens was inducted into the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame in 1991 and into the Orange Bowl Hall of Honor in 1992. CAREER STATISTICS Year

Att.

Yds.

Avg.

Rec.

Yds.

1967 1968 1969

207 393 358

869 1,649 1,523

4.2 4.3 4.3

13 21 23

3 12 4

13 123 32

0 0 0

Totals

958

4,041

4.3

168

1969 HEISMAN TROPHY VOTING TOTALS 1. Steve Owens, Sr., RB, Oklahoma.......................................................1,488 Points (294 first-place votes, 218 second-place, 170 third-place) 2. Mike Phipps, Sr., QB, Purdue...........................................................................1,334 3. Rex Kearn, Jr., QB, Ohio State.......................................................................... 857 4. Archie Manning, Jr. QB, Ole Miss..................................................................... 582 5. Mike Reid, Sr., DT, Penn State........................................................................... 297 6. Mike McCoy, Sr., DT, Notre Dame.................................................................... 290 7. Jim Otis, Sr. FB, Ohio State................................................................................. 121 8. Jim Plunkett, Jr., QB, Stanford......................................................................... 120 9. Steve Kiner, Sr., LB, Tennessee......................................................................... 109 10. Jack Tatum, Jr., DB, Ohio State...................................................................... 105

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1978 • HEISMAN WINNER • BILLY SIMS

2003 • HEISMAN WINNER • JASON WHITE

Billy Sims, a 6-0, 205-pound running back from Hooks, Texas, swept through defenses like a tornado flying across the Oklahoma landscape. He set a Big Eight single-season rushing record in 1978 with 1,896 yards on 256 carries and led the nation in rushing by averaging more than 7.0 yards per carry. He topped the 200-yard mark in a school-best four different games that season. Sims led the Sooners to an 11-1 record, Orange Bowl championship and third-place finish in the final poll. OU opened with a 35-29 win over Stanford and then crushed West Virginia and Rice by a combined score of 118-17. The Sooners rolled over Texas and won the first five games of the conference schedule heading into the Nebraska contest. Sims ran for 153 yards against the Cornhuskers, but it was not enough as the Sooners fell, 17-14.

Sims ranks first in the OU records book for 200-yard rushing games in a season (4) and a career (7), and ranks second in rushing yards in a season (1,896). He was first on OU's all-time rushing list with 4,118 yards until Samaje Perine (4,122) passed him in 2016. Year

Att.

Yds.

Avg.

Rec.

Yds.

1975 1976* 1977 1978 1979

15 3 71 256 248

95 44 413 1,896 1,670

6.3 14.6 5.8 7.4 6.7

2 0 6 22 23

0 0 0 1 1

0 0 0 35 42

0 0 0 0 0

Totals

593

4,118

6.9

* Injured and granted additional year of eligibility 1978 HEISMAN TROPHY VOTING TOTALS 1. Billy Sims, Jr., RB, Oklahoma................................................................ 827 Points (151 first-place votes, 152 second-place, 70 third-place) 2. Chuck Fusina, Sr., QB, Penn State...................................................................750 3. Rick Leach, Sr., QB, Michigan........................................................................... 435 4. Charles White, Jr., TB, Southern California................................................... 354 5. Charles Alexander, Sr., TB, Louisiana State.................................................. 282 6. Ted Brown, Sr., RB, North Carolina State........................................................ 82 7. Steve Fuller, Sr., QB, Clemson............................................................................. 82 8. Eddie Lee Ivery, Sr., RB, Georgia Tech............................................................. 81 9. Jack Thompson, Sr., QB, Washington State................................................... 72 10. Jerry Robinson, Sr., LB, UCLA......................................................................... 70

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He did so with uncanny accuracy, especially on deep throws, and a touchdown to interception ratio (four to one) so gaudy that it read like a typographical error. White set school records for touchdown passes in a season (40) and game (5, twice). His season passing total ranked No. 2 at OU. He was No. 4 nationally in touchdown percentage (8.87), No. 7 in passing efficiency (158.11), No. 18 in interception percentage (2.22) and No. 22 in total offense (264.0). The outpouring of recognition was impressive. White captured player of the year honors from the Associated Press, Sports Illustrated, The Sporting News and CNNSI.com. He also won the Davey O’Brien Award and the Jim Thorpe Courage Award.

OU responded by clubbing Oklahoma State 62-7 and was rematched with the Cornhuskers in the Orange Bowl. The Sooners edged Nebraska 31-24 in the second meeting between the top-10 schools.

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OU quarterback Jason White became the trigger man for the country’s most potent offensive attack in 2003. At a school where the points can flow like an Oklahoma gusher, White led the OU team that outscored all of its predecessors (601 total points).

White returned for another season after his Heisman campaign and finished third in the voting. It was an unprecedented finish by one school when his teammate Adrian Peterson finished second. CAREER STATISTICS Year

Comp.

Att.

Yds.

Int.

Pct.

1999* 2000 2001 2002* 2003 2004

1 0 73 20 278 255

2 0 113 34 451 390

9 0 681 181 3,846 3,205

0 0 5 1 40 35

0 0 3 2 10 9

.500 .000 .646 .588 .616 .654

Totals

627

990

7,922

.633

* Injured and granted additional year of eligibility 2003 HEISMAN TROPHY VOTING TOTALS 1. Jason White, Sr., QB, Oklahoma.........................................................1,481 Points (319 first-place votes, 204 second-place, 116 third-place) 2. Larry Fitzgerald, Sr., WR, Pittsburgh............................................................1,353 3. Eli Manning, Sr., QB, Mississippi........................................................................710 4. Chris Perry, Sr., RB, Michigan............................................................................. 341 5. Darren Sproles, Sr., RB, Kansas State..............................................................134 6. Matt Leinart, So., QB, Southern California.................................................... 127 7. Philip Rivers, Sr., QB, North Carolina State.................................................... 118 8. Mike Williams, So., WR, Southern California.................................................. 78 9. Ben Roethlisberger, Jr., QB, Miami (Ohio)...................................................... 47 10. B.J. Symons, Jr., QB, Texas Tech...................................................................... 38

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HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

2008 • HEISMAN WINNER • SAM BRADFORD

2017 • HEISMAN WINNER • BAKER MAYFIELD

As the leader of the most potent and highest-scoring offense in NCAA history (716 points), Sam Bradford rewrote the Oklahoma record books on a continual basis throughout the 2008 season while lighting up scoreboards. Known for his poise in the pocket and pinpoint accuracy, Bradford posted one of best ever touchdown-to-interception ratios, 6.25-to-1, in the history of college football. When the dust had settled on the 2008 season, Bradford led the nation in passing efficiency and touchdowns, was No. 3 nationally in passing yards, set the Oklahoma season records for yards, touchdowns, passing efficiency, 200-yard games, 300-yard games, and 400-yard games, along with the career record for TD passes. Bradford threw for at least four touchdown passes in eight games, tossing five scoring strikes in four different contests. In addition, Bradford surpassed Florida’s Rex Grossman with the most touchdowns through the freshman and sophomore years with 82. In one of the closest Heisman races in recent history, Bradford held off fellow quarterbacks Colt McCoy and Tim Tebow to become the fifth winner in program history.

Baker Mayfield arrived at Oklahoma unannounced as a walk-on. He left as the most decorated player in program history. The quarterback, who grew up an OU fan in Austin, Texas, finished his career with a season for the ages in 2017, leading the Sooners to their third straight Big 12 title and a second College Football Playoff appearance in three years, while being named Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year, a unanimous All-American and OU's sixth Heisman Trophy winner. Mayfield led the FBS in completion percentage in 2017 (.705), points responsible for (296) and yards per pass attempt (11.5), and broke his own FBS single-season record for passing efficiency rating (198.9). He also set the OU single-season record for total offense (4,938 yards) and finished second in school single-season history in completion percentage and touchdown passes (43). All told, he accounted for 49 TDs and just six turnovers. The landslide Heisman winner did all he could to cement the honor in a Nov. 4 contest at Oklahoma State in which he set OU records with 598 passing yards (387 in the first half to also set a school standard) and 589 yards of total offense in a 62-52 win. He was 24 of 36 through the air, threw for five touchdowns and ran for a score.

Bradford also brought home the Associated Press Player of the Year, Davey O’Brien, Sammy Baugh and Chic Harley awards while being named the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year by the league coaches. The AP and The Sporting News named Bradford a first-team All-American.

Named Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week four times in 2017, Mayfield also won that season's Maxwell Award, Davey O'Brien Award, Manning Award, Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award and Walter Camp Player of the Year Award. He was also named AP and Sporting News Player of the Year, and went on to become the No. 1 overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft.

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Year

Comp.

Att.

Yds.

Int.

Pct.

2007 2008 2009

237 328 39

431 483 69

3,121 4,720 562

36 50 2

8 8 0

.695 .679 .565

Totals

604

893

8,403

.676

2008 HEISMAN TROPHY VOTING TOTALS 1. Sam Bradford, So., QB, Oklahoma....................................................1,726 Points (300 first-place votes, 315 second-place, 196 third-place) 2. Colt McCoy, Jr., QB, Texas............................................................................... 1,604 3. Tim Tebow, Jr., QB, Florida.............................................................................. 1,575 4. Graham Harrell, Sr., QB, Texas Tech................................................................. 213 5. Michael Crabtree, So., WR, Texas Tech............................................................116 6. Shonn Greene, Sr., RB, Iowa.............................................................................. 65 7. Patrick White, Sr., QB, West Virginia................................................................. 19 8. Nate Davis, Sr., QB, Ball State............................................................................. 10 9. Rey Maluga, Sr., LB, USC.........................................................................................9 10. Javon Ringer, Sr., RB, Michigan State................................................................8

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Year

Comp.

Att.

Yds.

Int.

Pct.

2013* 2015 2016 2017

218 269 254 285

340 395 358 404

2,315 3,700 3,965 4,627

12 36 40 43

9 7 8 6

.641 .681 .709 .705

Totals 1,026 Totals at OU 808

1,497 1,157

14,607 12,292

131 119

30 21

.685 .698

* At Texas Tech 2017 HEISMAN TROPHY VOTING TOTALS 1. Baker Mayfield, Sr., QB, Oklahoma..................................................2,398 Points (732 first-place votes, 87 second-place, 28 third-place) 2. Bryce Love, Jr., RB, Stanford......................................................................... 1,300 3. Lamar Jackson, Jr., QB, Louisville................................................................... 793 4. Saquon Barkley, Jr., RB, Penn State...............................................................304 5. Rashaad Penny, Sr., RB, San Diego State....................................................... 175 6. Jonathan Taylor, Fr., RB, Wisconsin................................................................. 58 7. Mason Rudolph, Sr., QB, Oklahoma State....................................................... 56 8. McKenzie Milton, So., QB, Central Florida....................................................... 54 9. Kerryon Johnson, Jr., RB, Auburn..................................................................... 45 10. Roquan Smith, Jr., LB, Georgia..........................................................................38

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HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

2018 •• HEISMAN HEISMANWINNER WINNER••BILLY KYLER MURRAY 1978 SIMS Kyler Murray played full-time only one season as a collegian, but it was one for the history books. After a consensus-national-player-of-the-year honor capped a legendary Texas high school career, the quarterback started three games as a Texas A&M freshman in 2015, transferred to Oklahoma that December, sat out the 2016 season and was Heisman winner Baker Mayfield's backup in 2017. All Murray did in his lone season as a full-time starter was lead the Sooners to the 2018 Big 12 championship and the College Football Playoff, be named Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year, earn All-America honors and claim OU's seventh Heisman Trophy. Murray, who tied the record by being named Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week five times, became the first FBS player to ever average at least 300.0 passing yards (311.5) and at least 60.0 rushing yards (71.5) per game for a full season. And he became just the second player to ever record at least 4,000 passing yards and at least 1,000 rushing yards in a campaign. The speedy Murray led the nation in total offense (school-record 5,362 yards), points responsible for (324), yards per completion (16.8) and yards per pass attempt (single-season FBS record of 11.6). He also ranked second in passing efficiency rating (199.2; second best in FBS history). Murray, who also won the 2018 Davey O'Brien Award, Manning Award and Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award and was named AP Player of the Year, went on to become OU's second straight No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft, less than one year after being selected No. 9 overall by the Oakland A's in the Major League Baseball Draft. He became the first person ever selected in the first round of both drafts. CAREER STATISTICS Year

Comp.

Att.

Yds.

Int.

Pct.

2015* 2017 2018

72 18 260

121 21 377

686 359 4,361

5 3 42

7 0 7

.595 .857 .690

Totals 350 Totals at OU 278

519 398

5,406 4,720

50 45

14 7

.674 .698

* At Texas A&M 2018 HEISMAN TROPHY VOTING TOTALS 1. Kyler Murray, Jr., QB, Oklahoma........................................................ 2,167 Points (517 first-place votes, 278 second-place, 60 third-place) 2. Tua Tagovailoa, So., QB, Alabama..................................................................1,871 3. Dwayne Haskins, So., QB, Ohio State............................................................. 783 4. Will Grier, Sr., QB, West Virginia....................................................................... 126 5. Gardner Minshew, Sr., QB, Washington State............................................... 122 6. McKenzie Milton, Jr., QB, Central Florida....................................................... 39 7. Travis Etienne, So., RB, Clemson........................................................................ 29 8. Quinnen Williams, So., DT, Alabama.................................................................27 9. Jonathan Taylor, So., RB, Wisconsin................................................................ 26 10. Darrell Henderson, Jr., RB, Memphis................................................................21

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u Baker Mayfield (top; 2017) and Kyler Murray (bottom; 2018) became the first

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FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS (SINCE 2000) Oklahoma players have earned first-team All-America honors 48 times since 2000. The total includes 26 players from the offense, 19 players on defense and three from special teams. Showing versatility, players at OU the last 26 years have earned All-America honors at 15 different positions. During that span, 23 Sooners have been named consensus All-Americans on 29 occasions.

2019 • CEEDEE LAMB • WR After recording a gaudy 2,032 receiving yards and 33 receiving scores as a high school senior, CeeDee Lamb spent his three years in Norman validating his status as one of the country's top prep wideouts. And then some.

2025 • TATE SANDELL • K In his first year at OU after transferring from UTSA, Tate Sandell turned in perhaps the greatest kicking season in Sooners history. He became Oklahoma's first winner of the Lou Groza Award for best collegiate placekicker, and earned first-team All-America status from the FWAA and Sporting News. During the 2025 season, Sandell set or tied 10 career or single-season school, conference, FBS or stadium records. He was named the SEC Special Teams Player of the Year and an All-SEC First Team selection. After missing his first field goal attempt of the season, Sandell made 24 straight, including eight of 50-plus yards and 16 of 40-plus yards, tying FBS records. His four conversions of 55-plus yards were a school career record and led the nation. He ended the season making 24 of his 27 field goal attempts and all 35 of his PAT tries. Sandell scored 107 of the team's 341 points (31%) and made at least one field goal in each the season's last 12 games. Year FGM-FGA 2025 24-27 Totals 24-27

PCT 88.9 88.9

BLK 0 0

LONG 55 55

PAT 35-35 35-35

Lamb capped his incredibly productive collegiate career with a 2019 junior campaign that saw him earn consensus All-America honors (AP, FWAA, Sporting News and Walter Camp Foundation) and lead the Big 12 with his 21.4 yards per catch (ranked third nationally) and his 14 receiving touchdowns (fifth nationally). He also ranked 10th in the country with 102.1 receiving yards per game despite ranking 71st with 4.8 catches per contest. His six games of at least 135 receiving yards were the nation's second most. The Most Outstanding Player of the 2019 Big 12 Championship, Lamb left OU ranked second in career receiving TDs (32) and third in career receiving yards (3,292) and career 100-yard receiving games (14) despite playing just three seasons (the Sooners won Big 12 titles and played in the College Football Playoff all three years). He was the first Big 12 player taken in the 2020 NFL Draft, going to the Dallas Cowboys in the first round (17th overall). Year 2017 2018 2019 Totals

Rec. 46 65 62 173

Yards 807 1,158 1,327 3,292

TD 7 11 14 32

Avg. 17.5 17.8 21.4 19.0

Long 82 86 71 86

PCT 100.0 100.0

2018 • MARQUISE BROWN • WR

2024 • DANNY STUTSMAN • LB One of the best OU linebackers of the 2000s, senior Danny Stutsman earned consensus All-America status in 2024 after picking up first-team honors from the AFCA and Walter Camp Foundation. He finished the season with a team-high 109 tackles, including 8.0 tackles for loss and a sack. The Butkus Award finalist became the first Sooner since 2010 to register three straight 100-tackle seasons, finishing with 109 as a senior. He wrapped up his career with 376 tackles to rank ninth in OU history, and his 36.0 career tackles for loss tied him for fifth in school annals among inside linebackers. Stutsman, who played in 47 career games and started all 37 of his contests over his last three seasons, served as a game captain 10 times over those final three campaigns, including six times in 2024, the same year he was named a winner of OU's prestigious Don Key Award. Year 2021 2022 2023 2024 Totals

UT 21 68 51 44 184

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INT 0 2-40 1-30 0 3

FF-FR 2-0 0-0 2-1 0-0 4-1

He was small in stature but huge when it came to on-field performance. Marquise Brown, who arrived at OU after one year of junior college standing 5-10 and weighing 148 pounds, eventually bulked up to 168 as a junior when he was named a first-team All-American by the Associated Press. One of the country's fastest players at any position, he had a penchant for making highlight-reel plays. Brown's 2018 season was one of the best ever recorded by an OU receiver. The Biletnikoff Award semifinalist overcame multiple injuries to make 75 receptions for 1,318 yards (17.6 per catch) and 10 touchdowns. His receiving yardage total was the fourth-highest in school single-season history and he tied for the national lead in catches of 40-plus yards (11), 50-plus yards (seven) and 60-plus yards (four). Nicknamed "Hollywood" (his hometown is Hollywood, Fla.), Brown holds the top two receiving performances in OU history, racking up 265 yards at Oklahoma State in 2017 and 243 yards at West Virginia in 2018. He also produced a 191-yard effort at Iowa State in 2018. He was a first-round selection (No. 25 overall) by the Baltimore Ravens in the 2019 NFL Draft. Year 2017 2018 Totals

Rec. 57 75 132

Yards 1,095 1,318 2,413

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Avg. 19.2 17.6 18.3

Long 87 77 87

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2018 • KYLER MURRAY • QB

2017 • MARK ANDREWS • TE

Blending lightning-quick feet with a strong and uncannily accurate arm, Kyler Murray delivered to college football viewers in 2018 things rarely observed prior to that season. His lone year as a full-time starter culminated with a Big 12 championship, a College Football Playoff appearance, a Heisman Trophy and first-team All-America honors from the AP and FWAA, as well as multiple school and NCAA records. After being selected by the Oakland A's with the ninth overall pick in the 2018 Major League Baseball Draft, the two-sport star established the OU single-season record with 5,362 yards of total offense and set an FBS single-season standard with his 11.6 yards per pass attempt. He also became the first player in major college football history to average at least 300.0 passing yards (311.5) and at least 60.0 rushing yards (71.5) per game for a full season. Murray led an OU offense that set the FBS single-season record for yards per play (8.6) and he became just the second player to ever record at least 4,000 passing yards (4,361) and at least 1,000 rushing yards (1,001) in a campaign. The eventual No. 1 overall pick by the Arizona Cardinals, Murray is the only person ever selected in the first round of both the NFL and MLB Drafts. Year Comp. 2015* 72 2017 18 2018 260 Totals 350 Totals at OU 278

Att. 121 21 377 519 398

Yds. 686 359 4,361 5,406 4,720

TD 5 3 42 50 45

Int. 7 0 7 14 7

Pct. .595 .857 .690 .674 .698

Mark Andrews excelled as a freshman and was even better as a sophomore. And he dominated as a junior en route to becoming a unanimous first-team All-American and Oklahoma's first recipient of the Mackey Award (nation's top tight end) before leaving early for the NFL Draft. Helping the Sooners to the College Football Playoff his first and last years in Norman, the big and athletic Andrews led OU with 62 catches and eight touchdown receptions as a junior. He was a nightmare to cover for both slower linebackers and smaller defensive backs, and he finished his career as OU's all-time leader in receiving yards among tight ends (1,765) while ranking sixth among all Sooners in touchdown catches (22). The three-time Academic All-Big 12 honoree, who battled type 1 diabetes and monitored his blood sugar levels several times each game, excelled after the catch and scored a touchdown on 20 percent of his career receptions (22 of 112). Year

Rec.

Yards

Avg.

Long

2015 2016 2017

19 31 62

318 489 958

7 7 8

16.7 15.8 15.5

61 64 59

Totals

112

1,765

15.8

* At Texas A&M

2017 • ORLANDO BROWN • OT

2018 • BEN POWERS • OG Ben Powers got an opportunity in his rookie year at OU as a sophomore and never looked back. An offensive guard who was barely recruited out of high school or junior college, Powers was inserted into the lineup when a teammate was injured in the third game of the 2016 season. Thirty-five starts later, Powers etched his name as one of the most accomplished OU offensive linemen of the 21st century. He was crowned a 2018 first-team All-American by the AFCA, FWAA, Sporting News and Walter Camp Foundation, becoming the Sooners' 81st consensus All-American. Blocking for a pair of Heisman Trophy winners (quarterbacks Baker Mayfield in 2017 and Kyler Murray in 2018), Powers helped OU to Big 12 titles in each of his three seasons in Norman and to College Football Playoff appearances in his last two. As a senior, he played 829 snaps without giving up a sack, and was part of an offensive line that won the Joe Moore Award as the nation's top O-line unit. The two-time Academic All-Big 12 First Team member was selected in the fifth round of the 2019 NFL Draft by the Baltimore Ravens.

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He only played three years at Oklahoma, but Orlando Brown was one of the most effective — and decorated — offensive linemen in school history. Known for his ultra-competitive nature and nasty demeanor on the field, he showcased an ability to shut down bull-rushes in pass protection and be a mauler in the run game. Brown started at left tackle in all 40 of the Sooners' games from 2015 through 2017, and was the 2016 and '17 Big 12 Offensive Lineman of the Year. He was a Sporting News freshman All-American in 2015, an AP and FWAA second-team All-American in 2016, and a unanimous All-American and Outland Trophy finalist in 2017. Protecting quarterback Baker Mayfield's blind side, it's no surprise the Sooners won Big 12 Championships each of their three years together and made a pair of College Football Playoff appearances.

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2015 & 2017 • BAKER MAYFIELD • QB

2016 • DEDE WESTBROOK • WR

From walk-on transfer to All-American to Heisman Trophy winner to No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft, Baker Mayfield was a revelation for Oklahoma in 2015 and simply got better with each season thereafter. He directed the Sooners to three consecutive Big 12 titles and the program's first two College Football Playoff appearances, and as a result left Norman as the most decorated player in program history. With his gunslinger mentality and catch-me-if-you-can scrambling ability, Mayfield registered 4,105 total yards and 43 total touchdowns in his first year at OU, and was named Sporting News Player of the Year and a Sporting News and Walter Camp first-team All-American. Statistically he was even better in 2016 when he accounted for 4,142 yards and 46 more scores in leading OU to a second straight Big 12 title and a Sugar Bowl win. A Heisman finalist, he also set the FBS single-season passing efficiency record with a 196.4 rating. And in 2017, Mayfield led the FBS in completion percentage (.705), points responsible for (296) and yards per pass attempt (11.5), and broke his own FBS single-season record for pass efficiency rating (198.9). He also set the OU record for total offense (4,938 yards). All told that year, he accounted for 49 TDs and just six turnovers as he won the Heisman Trophy, earned his second Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year award and was a unanimous All-American. Year

Comp.

Att.

Yds.

Int.

Pct.

2013* 2015 2016 2017

218 269 254 285

340 395 358 404

2,315 3,700 3,965 4,627

9 7 8 6

.641 .681 .709 .705

12 36 40 43

Totals

1,026

1,497

12,292

.685

131

Dede Westbrook did things in 2016 no Oklahoma receiver had ever done, and as a result became the Sooners' first unanimous All-American since 2004. OU's first winner of the Biletnikoff Award and one of five Heisman Trophy finalists (he finished fourth), Westbrook set a single-season school record with his 17 receiving TDs as a senior, all of them coming in the final 10 games. They averaged a stunning 46.3 yards. His 12 TDs of at least 40 yards were TROPHY WINNER • JASON WHITE the2003 most in•aHEISMAN season by an FBS player since at least 1996, and he recorded at least 100 receiving yards in eight of OU's nine Big 12 games (88 in the other). Westbrook, who registered four straight games of multiple touchdowns to start October, led all Power 5 players in receiving yards (1,524) and receiving TDs per game (1.31) on the year. His 17 receiving scores over the last 10 games were more than 43 teams had the entire season. He averaged 145.7 receiving yards in Big 12 play, 50.0 more than the next closest player. Year

Rec.

Yards

Avg.

Long

2015 2016

46 80

743 1,524

4 17

16.2 19.1

42 88

Totals

349

4,586

13.1

* at Texas Tech

2017 • OGBONNIA OKORONKWO • DE/LB Ogbonnia Okoronkwo's career at Oklahoma didn't start with a bang, but boy did it end with one. The defensive end/outside linebacker totaled just 17 tackles over his first two seasons, then over his junior and senior campaigns racked up 147, spending ample time in opponent backfields. An elite pass rusher who could beat offensive tackles with his speed on the edge but also had the power to win inside, Okoronkwo registered 17.0 sacks and 29.5 tackles for loss as a junior and senior to help the Sooners to a 23-4 record during that time. Okoronkwo, whose parents emigrated from Nigeria, finished his career with 21.0 sacks to rank second in school history among linebackers, and in 2017 registered 8.0 sacks and 17.5 TFLs to earn first-team All-America honors by the Walter Camp Football Foundation and be named Co-Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year. Year

TOT

TFL

INT

FF-FR

2014 2015 2016 2017

4 5 50 47

4 4 21 29

8 9 71 76

3.0-19 2.0-12 12.0-62 17.5-103

0 0 0 0

0-0 0-0 2-0 3-2

Totals

106

164

34.5-196

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u OU's lone recipient of the Biletnikoff Award, issued to the nation's outstanding

receiver, Dede Westbrook registered a single-season school record with his 17 receiving touchdowns in 2016, all coming in the last 10 games.

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2015 • ERIC STRIKER • LB

2010 & 2011 • RYAN BROYLES • WR

The unquestioned heartbeat of the team, Eric Striker led the Sooners both on and off the field during his four years in Norman. The outspoken linebacker used his relentless motor and lightning-quick first step to rack up 23.0 career sacks, the most ever by an OU linebacker, 7.5 of which came in his senior season. Striker also logged 19.0 tackles for loss in leading OU's much improved defense to the 2015 Big 12 championship and a berth in the College Football Playoff.

A hometown product from Norman, Ryan Broyles rewrote the receiving section of the Oklahoma record books in his career. When the dust had settled on the season, Broyles held eight of the nine major receiving records in Oklahoma history, spanning from game records to career standards.

Striker was named the winner of the 2015 Bob Kalsu Award, given annually to the Sooner who personifies Oklahoma legend Bob Kalsu's spirit of leadership and serving as a motivator and role model for his teammates. He took home All-America honors from Sporting News and Sports Illustrated and was also named first-team All-Big 12 by the league's coaches, AP and ESPN.com.

Broyles’ senior year saw the local receiver change the NCAA record books as he became the all-time receptions leader in college football history with his 349th reception, fittingly on a 57-yard touchdown play at Kansas.

Year

TOT

TFL

INT

FF-FR

2012 2013 2014 2015

3 28 45 41

3 22 23 26

6 50 68 67

0-0 10.5-64 17-79 19-80

0 0 0 1-33

0-0 1-1 2-2 1-1

Totals

117

191

46.5-223

1-33

2-4

As a junior, he became just the third NCAA statistical champion in Oklahoma history as he led the nation with 9.36 receptions per game. He was also tops in total receptions with 131, 20 more than the next closest player.

Year

Rec.

Yards

Avg.

Long

2008 2009 2010 2011

46 89 131 83

687 1,120 1,622 1,157

6 15 14 10

14.9 12.6 12.4 13.9

77 51 81 64

Totals

349

4,586

13.1

2010 • QUINTON CARTER • S 2013 • GABE IKARD • C This Oklahoma City native always dreamed of starring for the Sooners. Originally recruited as a tight end, he cracked the lineup at left guard as a redshirt freshman before eventually finding his home at center as a sophomore in 2011. Ikard would start 50 games during his OU tenure, including 32 games at center. A two-time team captain, Ikard anchored a blocking unit that helped pave the way for a rushing offense that averaged 223.9 ypg in 2013, the best total of the Stoops era. During his four-year tenure, Oklahoma won two Big 12 titles and a pair of BCS bowl games while registering 43 victories, the best total of any Big 12 team over that span. The inaugural OU player to win both the Wuerffel Trophy and the Selmon Spirit Award, Ikard was also named a Capital One Academic All-American of the Year and a finalist for the Campbell Trophy.

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One of the nicest guys off the field, Quinton Carter was anything but friendly on the field to opposing offensive players. The safety from Las Vegas was known for his ability to patrol passing lanes while delivering punishing hits to ballcarriers. As much as he was known on the field, Carter was also well known off the field and in the community. Having started a foundation during his collegiate playing career, Carter was awarded the Wooden Citizenship Cup and was named to the American Football Coaches Association 11-member Good Works Team. Despite only starting for two seasons, Carter is one of just two defensive backs in Oklahoma history with two seasons of at least 88 tackles and the only player to accomplish the feat in back-to-back seasons. Year

TOT

TFL

INT

FF-FR

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

0-0

21 51 59

15 37 37

1 Redshirted 36 88 96

0.5-1 2.5-8 2.5-7

0 4-24 4-38

0-0 0-1 0-1

Totals

131

221

5.5-16

8-62

0-2

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OU'S CONSENSUS AND UNANIMOUS ALL-AMERICANS • Oklahoma has produced 83 consensus All-Americans, a number that trails only Notre Dame (113), Yale (100; all before 1945), Ohio State (99), Harvard (89; all before 1942), Michigan (89), Alabama (87) and USC (86).

2009 • TRENT WILLIAMS • OT A consensus All-American in 2009, Trent Williams earned the reputation as one of the most versatile offensive linemen to play on Owen Field. Named to the All-American First Team by the Associated Press, American Football Coaches Association and the Walter Camp Foundation and first-team All-Big 12 by six organizations, Williams was the ringleader of the OU offensive line in 2009. After starting at right tackle for the better part of his first three collegiate years, Williams slid across the line his final year to protect the blind side of Sam Bradford and Landry Jones. When injuries left the Sooners with no available centers in the Sun Bowl against Stanford, Williams answered the call in the middle as the Oklahoma offensive line gave up no sacks in a win against the Cardinal.

• According to the NCAA Records Book, to be named a consensus All-American, a player has to be listed on the first team for more than half the All-America teams used in the compilation. If not enough players meet this criterion at a position, a player can be selected if named first team on at least two of the All-America teams. Second and third teams are used to break ties. In the case of a true tie, all players are listed. Since 2002, the following organizations have been used to compile the consensus team: American Football Coaches Association, Associated Press, Football Writers Association of America, Sporting News and Walter Camp Foundation. • OU has produced 35 unanimous All-Americans, trailing only Ohio State (42), Alabama (41) and Notre Dame (38). The Sooners are followed by USC (32) and Michigan (30). Unanimous All-Americans are those who earn first-team All-America status by every official selector (American Football Coaches Association, Associated Press, Football Writers Association of America, Sporting News and Walter Camp Foundation since 2002). • In 2017, OU became the first program to produce three unanimous All-Americans on offense in one season: tight end Mark Andrews, tackle Orlando Brown and quarterback Baker Mayfield. • Below is a list of Oklahoma's consensus All-Americans. OU's 35 unanimous All-Americans are denoted by asterisks.

2008 • SAM BRADFORD • QB As the leader of the most potent and highest-scoring offense in NCAA history (716 points), Sam Bradford rewrote the Oklahoma record books on a continual basis throughout the 2008 season while lighting up scoreboards like an employee of General Electric. Known for his poise in the pocket and pinpoint accuracy, Bradford posted one of best ever touchdown-to-interception ratios (6.25-to-1) in the history of college football. When the dust had settled on the 2008 season, Bradford led the nation in passing efficiency and touchdowns, was No. 3 nationally in passing yards, set the OU season records for yards, touchdowns, passing efficiency, 200-yard games, 300-yard games and 400-yard games, along with breaking the career record for TD passes. Year

Comp.

Att.

Yds.

Int.

Pct.

2007 2008 2009

237 328 39

431 483 69

3,121 4,720 562

36 50 2

8 8 0

.695 .679 .565

Totals

604

893

8,403

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1938 Waddy Young.......................... E 1948 Buddy Burris...........................G 1950 Leon Heath........................... FB Jim Weatherall........................ T 1951 Jim Weatherall*...................... T 1952 Billy Vessels..........................RB 1953 J.D. Roberts............................G 1954 Max Boydston......................... E Kurt Burris..............................C 1955 Bo Bolinger.............................G 1956 Tommy McDonald.................RB Jerry Tubbs*...........................C 1957 Bill Krisher..............................G Clendon Thomas...................RB 1958 Bob Harrison...........................C 1963 Jim Grisham......................... FB 1964 Ralph Neely..........................OT 1965 Carl McAdams...................... LB 1967 Granville Liggins*................. NG 1969 Steve Owens*.......................RB 1971 Tom Brahaney.........................C Greg Pruitt*..........................RB 1972 Tom Brahaney.........................C Greg Pruitt*..........................RB 1973 Lucious Selmon*...................DL Rod Shoate........................... LB 1974 John Roush............................G Rod Shoate*......................... LB Joe Washington*...................RB 1975 Jimbo Elrod..........................DE Dewey Selmon..................... NG Lee Roy Selmon*..................DT 1976 Mike Vaughan*.....................OT 1977 Zac Henderson*....................DB 1978 Greg Roberts*.........................G Billy Sims*............................RB 1979 George Cumby*.................... LB Billy Sims*............................RB 1980 Louis Oubre..........................OT 1981 Terry Crouch...........................G 1982 Rick Bryan............................DT 1983 Rick Bryan*..........................DT

1984 Tony Casillas........................ NG 1985 Brian Bosworth*.................... LB Tony Casillas........................ NG 1986 Brian Bosworth*.................... LB Keith Jackson*...................... TE 1987 Rickey Dixon.........................DB Mark Hutson*.........................G Keith Jackson*...................... TE Dante Jones......................... LB 1988 Anthony Phillips*.....................G 2000 Rocky Calmus....................... LB Josh Heupel........................ QB J.T. Thatcher...........................S 2001 Rocky Calmus....................... LB Roy Williams*..........................S 2002 Tommie Harris......................DT Teddy Lehman...................... LB 2003 Tommie Harris*.....................DT Teddy Lehman*..................... LB Antonio Perkins*...................RS Derrick Strait*.......................CB Jason White*....................... QB 2004 Jammal Brown*....................OT Adrian Peterson*...................RB 2007 Curtis Lofton......................... LB Duke Robinson.......................G 2008 Sam Bradford...................... QB Duke Robinson.......................G 2009 Gerald McCoy.......................DT Trent Williams.......................OT 2010 Ryan Broyles........................WR Quinton Carter........................S 2011 Ryan Broyles........................WR 2013 Gabe Ikard..............................C 2016 Dede Westbrook*.................WR 2017 Mark Andrews*..................... TE Orlando Brown*....................OT Baker Mayfield*................... QB 2018 Ben Powers......................... OG 2019 CeeDee Lamb......................WR 2024 Danny Stutsman................... LB

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2007 & 2008 • DUKE ROBINSON • OG

2008 • JERMAINE GRESHAM • TE The first tight end to earn All-America honors under Bob Stoops, Jermaine Gresham turned in a record-setting season in 2008 when he was a finalist for the Mackey Award and a member of The Sporting News All-America team. A matchup nightmare for opposing defensive coordinators, Gresham had more TDs (14) and receiving yards (950) in a season than any other tight end in OU history. Named first team All-Big 12 by the conference coaches, Gresham exceeded 90 yards in five games and five receptions in eight games. When the team needed it the most, Gresham performed, racking up 25 catches, 302 yards and four touchdowns in the final three games of the season. Year

Rec.

Yards

Avg.

Long

2006 2007 2008

8 37 66

161 518 950

1 11 14

20.1 14.0 14.4

41 43 73

Totals

111

1,629

14.7

A 2008 Outland Award finalist, Robinson became a two-time consensus All-American by being named a first-team member to four All-America teams (Associated Press, Football Writers Association of America, The Sporting News and the Walter Camp Foundation) and earned first-team All-Big 12 honors from five outlets. Robinson was a first-team member of four All-America teams in 2007 (AP, American Football Coaches’ Association, The Sporting News and Sports Illustrated), and earned first-team All-Big 12 honors from eight different outlets. The Atlanta, Ga., native took to the field early, playing in 10 games as a true freshman. From blowing open holes for Adrian Peterson to giving Sam Bradford time in the pocket, the versatile Robinson proved his worth as a member of three consecutive Big 12 Championship teams.

2007 • CURTIS LOFTON • LB

2008 & 2009 • GERALD McCOY • DT With the habit of collapsing the opposing team’s pocket by attacking through the interior of the line, it was no surprise that Gerald McCoy was named an All-American in 2008 by both The Sporting News and Sports Illustrated. One year later the Oklahoma City native followed up the performance by becoming Oklahoma’s latest consensus All-American and the 35th two-time All-American in OU history. Both years saw McCoy as the anchor of the Sooners’ defensive tackle rotation, leading the group and finishing second on the team each year in sacks. McCoy’s presence was never more felt than in the 2009 FedEx BCS National Championship game where he constantly harassed the Florida offense while grabbing his first career interception. Year

Tot.

TFL

Sacks

FF-FR

2007 2008 2009

10 16 25

9 14 9

19 30 34

6.5-26 11-43 15.5-72

2-15 6.5-35 6-47

1-0 0-0 1-1

Totals

33-141

14.5-97

2-1

184

A consensus All-American in both 2007 and 2008, Duke Robinson built a reputation as one of the best offensive linemen to pass through Norman.

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For a definition of a breakout season, see Curtis Lofton, 2007. In his first season atop the depth chart, the junior from Kingfisher, Okla., put together one of the top seasons ever for an Oklahoma linebacker and was rewarded with a consensus All-American tag. Lofton led Oklahoma with 156 tackles, sixth-best in program history, and established a school record with nine double-digit tackles including a career-high 18 tackles in the team’s first meeting against Missouri. The 2007 Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year, Lofton had a knack for forcing critical turnovers against big time opponents, never more evident than his interception of Missouri’s Chase Daniel in the Big 12 Championship. The one season of stardom paid off for Lofton, as the linebacker was OU’s first selection in the 2008 NFL Draft, going in the third round to the Atlanta Falcons. Year

TOT

TFL

INT

FF-FR

2005 2006 2007

3 20 93

0 17 63

3 37 156

1-1 4.5-10 10.5-22

0 0 3

0-0 1-1 4-1

Totals

116

196

16-33

5-2

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2004 • ADRIAN PETERSON • RB

2006 • RUFUS ALEXANDER • LB Linebacker Rufus Alexander was named first team All-America by the American Football Coaches’ Association at the conclusion of the 2006 season. The Baton Rouge, La., native led the Sooner defense in 2006 with 118 tackles (75 solo), including 12 for loss (-43 yards). Alexander was also credited with 3.5 quarterback sacks, four forced fumbles (two recoveries) and an interception. Alexander had 36 starts in his career, including every game of the 2006 and 2005 seasons. He played in 39 total games for the Sooners from 2003-06 after redshirting in 2002. The 2006 Big 12 Conference Defensive Player of the Year, Alexander became the first OU player to lead the team in tackles in back-to-back seasons since Rocky Calmus did so in three consecutive seasons from 1999-2001. Year

TOT

TFL

INT

FF-FR

2003 2004 2005 2006

2 49 56 75

0 25 46 43

2 74 102 118

0-0 7-26 17-51 12-43

0 1 1 1

1-0 3-3 2-1 4-2

Totals

182

114

296

36-120

10-6

Adrian Peterson set an NCAA freshman rushing record for most rushing yards with the third-highest figure in the nation for the season. He also eclipsed the OU standard for most rushing yards in a season. Peterson had what was then the highest finish ever by a freshman in the Heisman voting (second) and was the first freshman to be named a finalist for the Doak Walker Award. He was a consensus All-American. Peterson broke three NCAA freshman rushing records: most consecutive 100-yard rushing games (9), most total 100-yard rushing games (11) and most rushing attempts by a freshman with 314. Year

Rushes

Yds.

Avg.

Long

2004 2005 2006

339 220 188

1,925 1,108 1,012

5.7 5.0 5.4

15 14 12

80 84 53

Totals

747

4,045

5.4

Year

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Long

2004 2005 2006

5 9 10

12 50 136

2.4 5.6 13.6

0 0 1

6 11 69

Totals

198

8.3

2004 • VINCE CARTER • C A two-time finalist for the Rimington Award as the nation’s top center, Vince Carter was a four-year fixture at Oklahoma. He was rewarded as a senior when he was named to the prestigious Walter Camp All-America team. The Waco, Texas, native stepped in as a freshman when Josh Smith went out with an injury in 2001 and went on to start at center for the Sooners for four seasons. He earned first-team All-Big 12 Conference honors in 2003 and 2004. As a senior in 2004, Carter helped pave the way for running back Adrian Peterson and protected quarterback Jason White — both Heisman Trophy finalists — as the Sooners completed a second consecutive undefeated regular season and won the 2004 Big 12 Conference Championship.

ADRIAN PETERSON u A consensus first-team All-American in 2004,

he set NCAA freshman records that season for rushing yards (1,925), 100-yard rushing games (11) and consecutive 100-yard rushing games (nine). He was also the Heisman Trophy runner-up.

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2004 • DAN CODY • DE

2003 & 2004 • MARK CLAYTON • WR

Dan Cody was so destructive as a senior that OU coaches devised a special position for him. Cody, at times, stood up from his defensive end spot to play a spinner role. In that capacity, he roamed the defensive front and menaced opposing offenses. At season’s end, he had the top sack total in the Big 12 with 10 and a spot on the FWAA’s All-America team. Cody was a two-time finalist for the Hendricks Award who was noted for his all-out effort. Year

Tot.

TFL

Sacks

FF-FR

2000 2001* 2002 2003 2004

3 1 8 24 25

8 4 8 39 17

11 5 16 63 42

2-13 0-0 5-20 17-93 17-83

2-13 0-0 3-18 10-65 10-66

0-1 0-0 0-1 2-0 0-2

Totals

137

41-209

25-162

2-4

* Received a medical hardship

Noted as one of the great stories of progress in OU history, Mark Clayton went from struggling to bench press 135 pounds in his first workout to twice being named an All-American. By the time his career was over, he held virtually every Sooner receiving record and was widely regarded as the best to ever play the position at the school. After a wildly successful junior year, Clayton’s numbers dipped somewhat as a senior, but that was attributable to an improved running game and a deeper receiving corps. He still led OU in receptions and yards and was named to the AFCA All-America team. Moreover, when punt returner Antonio Perkins was injured, Clayton added that role and took back one for a touchdown at Oklahoma State. As a junior, Clayton built a reputation as perhaps the most elusive receiver in the nation with 533 yards after catch. He set OU standards with 83 receptions for 1,425 yards and broke the school mark for receiving yards in a game with 190 against Texas. Year

Rec.

Yds.

Avg.

Long

2001 2002 2003 2004

46 26 83 66

524 416 1,425 876

11.4 16.0 17.2 13.3

3 5 15 8

48 54 59 61

Total

221

3,241

14.7

2003 & 2004 • JAMMAL BROWN • OT A dominating senior season led to Jammal Brown earning Oklahoma’s fourth Outland Trophy. He followed that up as a first-round pick (No. 13) by the New Orleans Saints. He did not allow a sack or hurry during the regular season while logging a team-best 130 knockdown blocks. At season’s end Brown was a consensus All-American. As a junior, Brown had the highest line grade in a year when the offense had one of the most productive seasons in school history. The performance landed the Lawton native on the American Football Coaches Association’s first team All-America squad. Brown had 127 knockdowns and ran his string of consecutive starts to 28 during the season.

MARK CLAYTON u As a junior in 2003, set school records

with 83 catches for 1,425 yards and 15 receiving touchdowns to help the Sooners to the BCS Championship Game.

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FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

2003 • DERRICK STRAIT • CB

2003 • JASON WHITE • QB

Derrick Strait duplicated former OU great Roy Williams by winning the Nagurski (best defensive player) and Thorpe (best defensive back) Awards in 2003. Strait earned consensus All-American and All-Big 12 honors as a senior. He was named AP Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year. Strait set school records for starts (53), career interception return yards (397) and passes broken up (53). The Austin native ignited Oklahoma’s 65-13 win over Texas in 2003 with a season-high 11 tackles, an interception, a 30-yard return, two fumble recoveries and three pass deflections against the Longhorns. Strait was a Thorpe Award semifinalist and consensus first team All-Big 12 selection in 2002. He started every game at corner and tied for the OU lead with six interceptions. He contributed immediately as a redshirt freshman and was named Big 12 Conference Defensive Newcomer of the Year in OU's 2000 national championship season. Year

Tot.

TFL

INT

PBU

FF-FR

2000 2001 2002 2003

41 36 50 58

24 21 18 22

65 57 68 80

5-27 3-4 1-2 7-19

2-32 3-63 6-175 3-127

15 15 13 12

2-0 0-0 3-1 2-5

Totals

185

270

16-52

14-397

7-6

2003 • ANTONIO PERKINS • RS

From two reconstructive knee surgeries in successive years to consensus All-American. That was the out-of-the-blue story for Jason White, who wasn’t even announced as the team’s starter until the summer before the 2003 season. He posted mind-boggling numbers, the most impressive of which were the 40 touchdowns and just 10 interceptions. White proved particularly adept at completing the long ball and set a school season record with 17 hookups of 40 or more yards. He completed 50 percent or more of his passes in all but two games and was over 60 percent nine times, including 16-of-21 against Texas and 16-of-18 vs. Texas A&M. He fired five TD strikes against both Iowa State and A&M and had a career-high 394 passing yards against Texas Tech. Year

Comp.

Att.

Yds.

Int.

Pct.

1999* 2000 2001 2002* 2003 2004

1 0 73 20 278 255

2 0 113 34 451 390

9 0 681 181 3,846 3,205

0 0 5 1 40 35

0 0 3 2 10 9

.500 .000 .646 .588 .616 .654

Totals

627

990

7,922

.633

*Granted extra year of eligibility after early season injury

2002 & 2003 • TOMMIE HARRIS • DT

Antonio Perkins became the nation’s most feared punt returner by re-writing the NCAA record book during his junior season. He set an NCAA mark with four returns for touchdowns on the season, including an NCAA-record three against UCLA.

Tommie Harris rose to the pinnacle of his position in his junior season, which would be his last at OU. He departed for the NFL after just three years in Norman. As a junior, he continued to rocket into opposing backfields with his uncanny quickness. Harris had 10 tackles for loss and 19 quarterback hurries.

He also set an NCAA mark with 277 punt return yards against the Bruins. His other touchdown return, which tied the NCAA career mark at seven, came against Missouri. The returns were spectacular too, with lengths of 84, 74 and 65 against UCLA and 65 against Missouri.

After finishing as a finalist for the Lombardi Award one year earlier, he won the coveted piece of hardware in his final Sooner season. He also was one of four finalists for the Nagurski Award, which went to teammate Derrick Strait. Harris’ sophomore season was impressive despite an injury. Slowed by a groin pull suffered in August, he still faced regular double teams.

Perkins, who also started every game at cornerback and had two interceptions on the season, finished No. 20 in the nation in return average, but that figure was diluted by the fact that his 53 attempts out-distanced the rest of the country’s returners by at least eight.

Harris was named to three All-America squads and was named a finalist for the Bednarik Award. He was the 14th overall selection in the 2004 draft by the Chicago Bears.

Year

Yds.

Avg.

Year

Tot.

TFL

Sacks

FF-FR

2002 2003 2004

43 53 17

643 642 156

15.0 12.1 9.2

3 4 1

2001 2002 2003

19 13 19

15 12 18

34 25 37

18-47 6-11 10-39

2-15 2-8 5-24

0-0 0-1 1-1

Totals

113

1,441

12.8

Totals

34-97

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2002 • BRANDON EVERAGE • FS

2001 • JEFF FERGUSON • P

Free safety Brandon Everage earned All-America honors after a stellar junior campaign in 2002. Six interceptions, with 107 yards in returns, would indicate that Everage understood the centerfield nature of his position. The 94 tackles, third-most on the team, speak to the linebacker-like mentality with which the Oklahoma free safety played. It was that combination of abilities that landed Everage on the All-America rolls. Everage recorded 60 tackles in 2003 (44 solo) including four for loss and one sack. He also nabbed one interception with four passes broken up. Year

Tot.

TFL

Int.

PBU

FF-FR

2000 2001 2002 2003

27 54 65 44

28 22 29 16

55 76 94 60

3-3 3-9 4-32 4-5

2-0 1-0 6-107 1-11

9 4 11 4

1-1 3-0 1-0 0-0

Totals

190

285

14-49

10-118

5-1

Most punters are known for the length and/or the accuracy of their kicks. Jeff Ferguson was outstanding in both areas. But Ferguson separated himself with athletic ability and intelligent play that made him the complete player at his position. He ended his career as the school record holder for punting average in a career and became just the second player in school history to average more than 40 yards in each of his four seasons. The length of the kicks did not come at the expense of accuracy. Twenty-one of his 71 senior season punts were downed inside the 20-yard line. The thunderous punts and the balls that trickled dead deep in enemy territory will be secondary as time remembers Ferguson’s career, though. In his junior season, he made a brilliant play in the national championship game against Florida State, turning a bad snap into a safety rather than an opportunity for the Seminoles to get back into the game by recovering the ball in the end zone. Year

No.

Yds.

Avg.

Long

I20

50+

1998 1999 2000 2001

61 55 56 80

2,529 2,302 2,437 3,438

41.5 41.9 43.5 42.9

72 73 66 71

5 18 8 8

6 8 2 2

17 19 14 21

10 11 12 20

Totals

252

10,706

42.5

2002 & 2003 • TEDDY LEHMAN • LB Determining the greatest linebacker in OU history is a tough chore. With Teddy Lehman in the mix, determining the fastest is much easier. That speed, which made him an outstanding high school sprinter, set the Sooner backer apart from his peers. He capped a brilliant career by winning the Butkus and Bednarik Awards after finishing as a finalist for each just one year earlier. His ability to get from sideline to sideline caught a lot of attention...and ball carriers. As a senior, he had 117 tackles, including 19 for 47 yards in losses. As a junior, Lehman logged 112 tackles, including 17 for loss. He also had two interceptions, which went for 51 yards in returns, including one that set up the go-ahead touchdown against Texas. His one-yard return against Texas as a sophomore, the one that came on the back end of a play that saw Roy Williams leap a blocker to disrupt Longhorn QB Chris Simms, is one of the most memorable plays in school history. He was picked in the second round of the 2004 draft by the Detroit Lions. Year

Tot.

TFL

Sacks

Int.

PBU

FF-FR

2000 2001 2002 2003

7 59 85 63

4 30 27 54

11 89 112 117

3-10 13-41 17-47 19-47

0-0 3-17 2-17 2-6

0 1-2 2-51 1-0

0 4 7 6

0-0 0-3 1-2 1-0

Totals

214

115

329

52-145

7-40

4-53

2-5

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2001 • FRANK ROMERO • OT Frank Romero didn't take the conventional path to All-America status. A tight end and defensive lineman in high school, he never played on the offensive line until his sophomore year at OU. He started the team's final four games that season (Bob Stoops' first as head coach) before starting all 13 games at left tackle in 2000 as the Sooners went undefeated and claimed their seventh national title. As a senior in 2001, he again started all 13 games and earned All-America honors from CNNSI as OU went 11-2 and won the Cotton Bowl. Romero, who played on the defensive line and made 19 tackles as a freshman in 1998 under head coach John Blake, switched to the other side of the ball during 1999 training camp due to a lack of depth on the offensive line. By the time he finished his collegiate career he had racked up a string of 30 consecutive starts under coordinators Mike Leach and Mark Mangino, helping the Sooners to a 26-4 record in those contests. The Moore, Okla., product was a two-time first-team All-Big 12 pick (2000 and '01), and protected 2000 AP Player of the Year and Heisman Trophy runner-up Josh Heupel.

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2001 • ROY WILLIAMS • SS

2000 • JOSH HEUPEL • QB

By the time his career was over, Roy Williams was more feared by offensive opponents and more respected by his defensive peers than any player in the country.

The runner-up for the 2000 Heisman Trophy, Josh Heupel became Oklahoma’s first consensus All-America quarterback and the first Sooner QB to earn All-America honors since Jack Mildren in 1971.

In his final season at Oklahoma, he won the Nagurski Award as the nation’s top defender and the Thorpe Award as the nation’s top defensive back. He was No. 7 in the Heisman Trophy voting, the highest finish of the year by a non-quarterback.

As team captain his two years with the Sooners, Heupel is largely credited with turning an offense that statistically ranked as one of the worst in the nation before his arrival into one of the country's most explosive.

Williams bypassed his senior season of eligibility to enter the NFL draft, but still left his mark on the OU record book. He was drafted in the first round (No. 8 pick overall) in the 2002 NFL Draft by the Dallas Cowboys. Year

Tot.

TFL

Int.

PBU

FF-FR

1999 2000 2001

57 58 73

18 35 28

81 99 107

7-25 13-47 14-57

2 2 5

12 10 22

1-0 0-2 0-3

Totals

188

287

34-129

1-5

Heupel was named Associated Press Player of the Year, Walter Camp Player of the Year, The Sporting News Player of the Year, CBS Sports Player of the Year, Big 12 Player of the Year and Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year in 2000. The first-team all-conference selection guided OU to a school-record 13 wins and its seventh national championship. Heupel left with virtually every OU and numerous Big 12 passing records. Year

Comp.

Att.

Yds.

Int.

Pct.

1999 2000

349 305

553 472

3,850 3,606

33 20

16 15

.631 .646

Totals

654

1,025

7,456

.638

2000 & 2001 • ROCKY CALMUS • LB Only a few players define their position, but that is precisely what Rocky Calmus meant to college football. As a senior, he won the Dick Butkus Award as the nation’s top linebacker, but also was a finalist for the Nagurski and Bednarik Awards as the nation’s best defender and the Lombardi Award as the country’s top interior player. His senior year total of 117 tackles vaulted him into Oklahoma’s top five career tacklers and capped an incredible career. As a junior, he was named the toughest player in college football by The Sporting News during the Sooners’ 2000 national championship season. OU’s all-time leader in tackles for a loss by a linebacker, Calmus was named Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year by the Associated Press and was a finalist for the Butkus Award. A first-team All-Big 12 selection in each of his last three seasons, Calmus led the squad in tackles in each of those years. He was drafted in the third round of the 2002 draft by the Tennessee Titans.

2000 • J.T. THATCHER • FS/PR/KR A standout on both defense and special teams, J.T. Thatcher was named an All-American as both a defensive back and returner. The Mosi Tatupu Special Teams Player of the Year Award winner, Thatcher was one of only seven players to return two or more punts for a touchdown in 2000 and ranked ninth nationally in punt return average. A four-time Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week selection, Thatcher set OU’s single-game (160) and single-season (599) records for punt return yards. He also posted the second-highest single-game kickoff return yard total with 150, including a 93-yard return to set up OU’s go-ahead touchdown against second-ranked Kansas State. Thatcher was a semifinalist for the Jim Thorpe Award and tied school records for interceptions in a game (3) and season (8).

Year

Tot.

TFL

Int.

FF-FR

1998 1999 2000 2001

30 76 64 72

25 38 61 45

55 114 125 117

11-38 14-29 17-61 15-48

0 1 1 1

2-0 0-1 2-3 0-3

Year

Tot.

TFL

Int.

FF-FR

Totals

242

169

411

57-176

4-7

1997 1999 2000

0 5 39

0 1 21

0 6 60

0-0 0-0 3-6

0 0 8

0-0 0-0 1-0

Totals

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Year

Yds.

Avg.

Yds.

Avg.

1997 1999 2000

0 4 43

0 146 634

0 36.5 14.7

0 1 2

1 0 11

16 0 264

16 0 20.1

0 0 0

Totals

780

16.6

280

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Player Pos. Hometown Tate Sandell....................... K...........Port Neches, Texas Danny Stutsman*............ LB.............Windermere, Fla. CeeDee Lamb*................ WR............ Richmond, Texas Marquise Brown.............. WR............... Hollywood, Fla. Kyler Murray.....................QB...................... Allen, Texas Ben Powers*.....................OG................... Wichita, Kan. 2017 Mark Andrews*................ TE...............Scottsdale, Ariz. Orlando Brown*...............OT........................ Duluth, Ga. Baker Mayfield*...............QB....................Austin, Texas Ogbonnia Okoronkwo... LB.................Houston, Texas 2016 Dede Westbrook*.......... WR...............Cameron, Texas 2015 Baker Mayfield.................QB....................Austin, Texas Eric Striker........................ LB........................Tampa, Fla. 2013 Gabe Ikard*........................ C.......Oklahoma City, Okla. 2011 Ryan Broyles*.................. WR................. Norman, Okla. 2010 Ryan Broyles*.................. WR................. Norman, Okla. Quinton Carter*................ S................. Las Vegas, Nev. 2009 Gerald McCoy*.................DT......Oklahoma City, Okla. Trent Williams*................OT...............Longview, Texas 2008 Sam Bradford*.................QB.....Oklahoma City, Okla. Jermaine Gresham.......... TE.................Ardmore, Okla. Gerald McCoy...................DT......Oklahoma City, Okla. Duke Robinson*................ G........................ Atlanta, Ga. 2007 Curtis Lofton*................... LB...............Kingfisher, Okla. Duke Robinson*................ G........................ Atlanta, Ga. 2006 Rufus Alexander.............. LB.............Baton Rouge, La. 2004 Jammal Brown*...............OT................... Lawton, Okla. Vince Carter....................... C....................... Waco, Texas Mark Clayton................... WR..............Arlington, Texas Dan Cody...........................DE..........................Ada, Okla. Adrian Peterson*.............RB................Palestine, Texas 2003 Jammal Brown.................OT................... Lawton, Okla. Mark Clayton................... WR.............Arlington, Texas Tommie Harris*................DT....................Killeen, Texas Teddy Lehman*............... LB........... Fort Gibson, Okla. Antonio Perkins*.............RS................... Lawton, Okla. Derrick Strait*..................CB.................... Austin, Texas Jason White*....................QB......................Tuttle, Okla. 2002 Brandon Everage............. S...................Granger, Texas Tommie Harris*................DT....................Killeen, Texas Teddy Lehman*............... LB........... Fort Gibson, Okla. 2001 Rocky Calmus*................. LB.......................Jenks, Okla. Jeff Ferguson.................... P.........................Tulsa, Okla. Frank Romero..................OT......................Moore, Okla. Roy Williams*.................... S............... Union City, Calif. 2000 Rocky Calmus*................. LB.......................Jenks, Okla. Josh Heupel*....................QB................ Aberdeen, S.D. J.T. Thatcher*..................... S................... Norman, Okla. 1995 Cedric Jones.....................DE.................Houston, Texas 1991 Joe Bowden...................... LB................Mesquite, Texas 1988 Anthony Phillips*............. G.........................Tulsa, Okla. 1987 Rickey Dixon*...................DB..................... Dallas, Texas Mark Hutson*.................... G................ Fort Smith, Ark. Keith Jackson*................. TE............... Little Rock, Ark. Danté Jones*.................... LB..................... Dallas, Texas Darrell Reed......................DE..................Cypress, Texas 1986 Brian Bosworth*.............. LB......................Irving, Texas Mark Hutson...................... G................ Fort Smith, Ark. Keith Jackson*................. TE............... Little Rock, Ark. Anthony Phillips............... G.........................Tulsa, Okla. 1985 Brian Bosworth*.............. LB......................Irving, Texas Tony Casillas*...................NG.......................Tulsa, Okla. Kevin Murphy...................DE........... Richardson, Texas 1984 Tony Casillas*...................NG.......................Tulsa, Okla. 1983 Rick Bryan*.......................DT................... Coweta, Okla. 1982 Rick Bryan*.......................DT................... Coweta, Okla. 1981 Terry Crouch*.................... G...................... Dallas, Texas 1980 Terry Crouch...................... G...................... Dallas, Texas Louis Oubre*....................OT............. New Orleans, La. 1979 George Cumby*............... LB........................Tyler, Texas Billy Sims*.........................RB.....................Hooks, Texas 1978 Daryl Hunt......................... LB...................Odessa, Texas Reggie Kinlaw..................NG........................ Miami, Fla. Greg Roberts*................... G........Nacogdoches, Texas Billy Sims*.........................RB.....................Hooks, Texas 1977 George Cumby................ LB........................Tyler, Texas Zac Henderson*...............DB..........Burkburnett, Texas Daryl Hunt......................... LB...................Odessa, Texas Reggie Kinlaw..................NG........................ Miami, Fla. Greg Roberts..................... G........Nacogdoches, Texas 1976 Zac Henderson................DB..........Burkburnett, Texas Mike Vaughan*.................OT..........................Ada, Okla. 1975 Billy Brooks....................... SE.....................Austin, Texas Jimbo Elrod*.....................DE........................Tulsa, Okla.

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Tinker Owens................... SE...................... Miami, Okla. Lee Roy Selmon*.............DT................... Eufaula, Okla. Dewey Selmon*...............NG.................. Eufaula, Okla. Mike Vaughan...................OT..........................Ada, Okla. Joe Washington..............RB........... Port Arthur, Texas Terry Webb........................ G............... Muskogee, Okla. 1974 Kyle Davis........................... C.........................Altus, Okla. Randy Hughes.................DB........................Tulsa, Okla. Tinker Owens................... SE...................... Miami, Okla. John Roush*...................... G.....................Arvada, Colo. Dewey Selmon.................NG.................. Eufaula, Okla. Lee Roy Selmon...............DT................... Eufaula, Okla. Rod Shoate*..................... LB........................Spiro, Okla. Joe Washington*.............RB........... Port Arthur, Texas 1973 Eddie Foster.....................OT............. Monahans, Texas Lucious Selmon*.............NG.................. Eufaula, Okla. Rod Shoate*..................... LB........................Spiro, Okla. 1972 Tom Brahaney*................. C...................Midland, Texas Derland Moore.................OT.............. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Greg Pruitt*......................RB.................Houston, Texas Rod Shoate....................... LB........................Spiro, Okla. 1971 Tom Brahaney*................. C...................Midland, Texas Jack Mildren.....................QB................. Abilene, Texas Greg Pruitt*......................RB.................Houston, Texas 1969 Ken Mendenhall................ C.......................... Enid, Okla. Steve Owens*...................RB...................... Miami, Okla. Steve Zabel....................... TE................ Thornton, Colo. 1968 Steve Owens.....................RB...................... Miami, Okla. 1967 Bob Kalsu..........................OT...................Del City, Okla. Granville Liggins*............NG.......................Tulsa, Okla. 1966 Granville Liggins..............NG.......................Tulsa, Okla. 1965 Carl McAdams*................ LB............White Deer, Texas 1964 Carl McAdams.................. LB............White Deer, Texas Ralph Neely*.....................OT.............Farmington, N.M. 1963 Jim Grisham*....................FB...................... Olney, Texas Ralph Neely......................OT.............Farmington, N.M. 1962 Leon Cross......................... G........................Hobbs, N.M. Wayne Lee......................... C...........................Ada, Okla. Joe Don Looney..............RB............Fort Worth, Texas 1959 Jerry Thompson............... G...........................Ada, Okla. 1958 Bob Harrison*.................... C................Stamford, Texas 1957 Bill Krisher*........................ G.......... Midwest City, Okla. Clendon Thomas*...........HB......Oklahoma City, Okla. 1956 Bill Krisher.......................... G.......... Midwest City, Okla. Ed Gray............................... G....................Odessa, Texas Tommy McDonald*.........HB.......... Albuquerque, N.M. Jerry Tubbs*...................... C........ Breckenridge, Texas 1955 Bo Bolinger*...................... G............... Muskogee, Okla. Tommy McDonald...........HB.......... Albuquerque, N.M. 1954 Max Boydston*.................. E............... Muskogee, Okla. Kurt Burris*........................ C............... Muskogee, Okla. 1953 J.D. Roberts*...................... G...................... Dallas, Texas 1952 Tom Catlin.......................... C...............Ponca City, Okla. Eddie Crowder.................QB............. Muskogee, Okla. Buddy Leake....................PK................Memphis, Tenn. Buck McPhail....................FB......Oklahoma City, Okla. Billy Vessels*....................HB...............Cleveland, Okla. 1951 Tom Catlin.......................... C...............Ponca City, Okla. Jim Weatherall*................ T.............White Deer, Texas 1950 Frankie Anderson............ E.......Oklahoma City, Okla. Leon Heath*......................FB....................... Hollis, Okla. Buddy Jones..................... S............. Holdenville, Okla. Jim Weatherall*................ T.............White Deer, Texas 1949 Jim Owens......................... E.......Oklahoma City, Okla. Darrell Royal.....................QB...................... Hollis, Okla. George Thomas...............HB.................. Fairland, Okla. Wade Walker..................... T....................Gastonia, N.C. Stanley West..................... G.......................... Enid, Okla. 1948 Buddy Burris*.................... G............... Muskogee, Okla. Jack Mitchell.....................QB........ Arkansas City, Kan. 1947 Buddy Burris..................... G............... Muskogee, Okla. 1946 Plato Andros...................... G.......Oklahoma City, Okla. Buddy Burris..................... G............... Muskogee, Okla. John Rapacz...................... C............. Kalamazoo, Mich. 1939 Gilford Duggan................. T............... Bentonville, Ark. Frank “Pop” Ivy................. E.................. Skiatook, Okla. 1938 Roland “Waddy” Young*.E...............Ponca City, Okla. 1937 Pete Smith......................... E............... Muskogee, Okla. 1935 J.W. “Dub” Wheeler......... T........................ Davis, Okla. 1934 Cassius Gentry.................. T.................... Lawton, Okla. 1927 Granville Norris................. T....................Laverne, Okla. 1920 Roy “Soupy” Smoot........ T.................... Lawton, Okla. Phil White..........................HB......Oklahoma City, Okla. 1915 Forest “Spot” Geyer.......FB.................. Norman, Okla. 1913 Claude Reeds...................FB.................. Norman, Okla. * Consensus All-American

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NOTING OU'S ALL-AMERICANS • Since the year 2000, Oklahoma has produced 48 first-team All-Americans. Of the 48, 29 were consensus picks. Before 2000, the Sooners had not produced a consensus All-American since 1988. • The most total All-Americans in one season came in 1974 and 1975 when eight Sooners were so honored. There were seven during the 2003 season. • In 2003, OU set a record when six Sooners were named to the FWAA All-America team. • Oklahoma had at least one All-American in 18 consecutive seasons from 1971 to 1988. There was also a 14-year stretch from 1946 to 1959. • Three sets of brothers have been All-Americans at OU: Lee Roy, Dewey and Lucious Selmon all earned the honor, as did Steve and Tinker Owens and Buddy and Kurt Burris. • Eight Sooner All-Americans went on to serve as assistant coaches at OU: Leon Cross, Eddie Crowder, Frank “Pop” Ivy, Claude Reeds, J.D. Roberts, Lucious Selmon, Jackie Shipp and Josh Heupel.

THREE-TIME ALL-AMERICANS Rod Shoate....................................................1972-74 Buddy Burris..................................................1946-48

TWO-TIME ALL-AMERICANS Baker Mayfield.......................................... 2015, 2017 Ryan Broyles..................................................2010-11 Gerald McCoy................................................2008-09 Duke Robinson..............................................2007-08 Jammal Brown..............................................2003-04 Mark Clayton.................................................2003-04 Tommie Harris...............................................2002-03 Teddy Lehman...............................................2002-03 Rocky Calmus................................................2000-01 Anthony Phillips........................................ 1986, 1988 Keith Jackson................................................1986-87 Mark Hutson..................................................1986-87 Brian Bosworth..............................................1985-86 Tony Casillas..................................................1984-85 Rick Bryan.....................................................1982-83 Terry Crouch..................................................1980-81 Billy Sims......................................................1978-79 George Cumby.......................................... 1977, 1979 Reggie Kinlaw................................................1977-78 Daryl Hunt.....................................................1977-78 Greg Roberts.................................................1977-78 Zac Henderson..............................................1976-77 Mike Vaughan................................................1975-76 Joe Washington.............................................1974-75 Dewey Selmon...............................................1974-75 Lee Roy Selmon.............................................1974-75 Tinker Owens................................................1974-75 Tom Brahaney................................................1971-72 Greg Pruitt.....................................................1971-72 Steve Owens.................................................1968-69 Granville Liggins............................................1966-67 Carl McAdams...............................................1964-65 Ralph Neely...................................................1963-64 Bill Krisher.....................................................1956-57 Tommy McDonald..........................................1955-56 Tom Catlin.....................................................1951-52 Jim Weatherall...............................................1950-51

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HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

SOONERS IN THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME Thirty former OU players and coaches are members of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, with linebacker George Cumby set to also be inducted in December 2026. He will be the 14th Sooner to be inducted since 2000. Player Position Seasons Hometown Inducted George Cumby....................... Linebacker.........................1975-79............... Tyler, Texas..............................2026 Dewey Selmon....................... Defensive Tackle..............1972-75............... Eufaula, Okla...........................2024 Roy Williams........................... Safety..................................1998-01............... Union City, Calif. ....................2022 Rickey Dixon........................... Defensive Back.................1984-87.............. Dallas, Texas.............................2019 Brian Bosworth...................... Linebacker.........................1983-86.............. Irving, Texas.............................2015 Rod Shoate............................. Linebacker.........................1972-74............... Spiro, Okla................................2013 Clendon Thomas................... Running Back...................1955-57............... Oklahoma City, Okla...............2011 Tom Brahaney........................ Center.................................1970-72............... Midland, Texas........................2007 Joe Washington..................... Running Back...................1972-75............... Port Arthur, Texas................. 2005 Tony Casillas........................... Noseguard.........................1982-85.............. Tulsa, Okla. ............................ 2004 Keith Jackson......................... Tight End...........................1984-87.............. Little Rock, Ark....................... 2001 Kurt Burris............................... Center/Linebacker..........1951-54............... Muskogee, Okla.....................2000 Greg Pruitt.............................. Halfback.............................1970-72............... Houston, Texas........................1999 Jerry Tubbs............................. Center.................................1954-56.............. Breckenridge, Texas...............1996 Billy Sims................................. Halfback.............................1975-79............... Hooks, Texas............................1995 J.D. Roberts............................ Guard..................................1951-53............... Dallas, Texas.............................1993 Jim Weatherall....................... Tackle..................................1948-51............... White Deer, Texas...................1992 Steve Owens........................... Tailback..............................1967-69.............. Miami, Okla. ..............................1991 Lee Roy Selmon..................... Defensive Tackle..............1972-75............... Eufaula, Okla. ..........................1988 Roland “Waddy” Young...... End......................................1936-38.............. Ponca City, Okla. ....................1986 Tommy McDonald................. Halfback.............................1954-56.............. Albuquerque, N.M. .................1985 Jim Owens............................... End......................................1946-49.............. Oklahoma City, Okla..............1982 Billy Vessels............................ Halfback.............................1950-52.............. Cleveland, Okla. ..................... 1974 Forest “Spot” Geyer............. Fullback..............................1913-15................ Norman, Okla. ......................... 1973 Claude Reeds......................... Fullback..............................1910-13................ Norman, Okla. ..........................1961

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Coach Seasons Hometown Inducted Bob Stoops...........................................................................1999-16............... Youngstown, Ohio..................2021 Barry Switzer........................................................................1973-88.............. Crossett, Ark. ......................... 2001 Jim Tatum..............................................................................1946.................... McColl, S.C................................1984 Bud Wilkinson......................................................................1947-63.............. Minneapolis, Minn. .................1969 Lawrence "Biff" Jones........................................................1935-36.............. Washington, D.C. ...................1954 Bennie Owen........................................................................1905-26.............. Chicago, Ill.................................1951

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NATIONAL AWARDS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES HEISMAN MEMORIAL TROPHY Player of the Year, awarded by Heisman Trophy Trust Kyler Murray, Quarterback, Allen, Texas...........................................................................................2018 Baker Mayfield, Quarterback, Austin, Texas....................................................................................2017 Sam Bradford, Quarterback, Oklahoma City, Okla...................................................................... 2008 Jason White, Quarterback, Tuttle, Okla. ........................................................................................ 2003 Billy Sims, Halfback, Hooks, Texas......................................................................................................1978 Steve Owens, Tailback, Miami, Okla. .................................................................................................1969 Billy Vessels, Halfback, Cleveland, Okla. ..........................................................................................1952 CHUCK BEDNARIK AWARD Defensive Player of the Year, awarded by Maxwell Football Club Teddy Lehman, Linebacker, Fort Gibson, Okla. ........................................................................... 2003 FRED BILETNIKOFF AWARD Outstanding Receiver, awarded by Tallahassee Quarterback Club Foundation Dede Westbrook, Wide Receiver, Cameron, Texas........................................................................2016 DICK BUTKUS AWARD Outstanding Linebacker, awarded by Downtown Athletic Club of Orlando Teddy Lehman, Fort Gibson, Okla.................................................................................................... 2003 Rocky Calmus, Jenks, Okla.................................................................................................................. 2001 Brian Bosworth, Irving, Texas..............................................................................................................1986 Brian Bosworth, Irving, Texas..............................................................................................................1985 LOU GROZA AWARD Outstanding Placekicker, awarded by Palm Beach County Sports Commission and Orange Bowl Tate Sandell, Port Neches, Texas.......................................................................................................2025 VINCE LOMBARDI AWARD Outstanding Lineman, awarded by Rotary Club of Houston Tommie Harris, Defensive Tackle, Killeen, Texas........................................................................... 2003 Tony Casillas, Noseguard, Tulsa, Okla...............................................................................................1985 Lee Roy Selmon, Defensive Tackle, Eufaula, Okla. ........................................................................ 1975 JOHN MACKEY AWARD Outstanding Tight End, awarded by the Friends of John Mackey Mark Andrews, Tight End, Scottsdale, Ariz. ....................................................................................2017 MANNING AWARD Nation's Top Quarterback, awarded by Allstate Sugar Bowl Kyler Murray, Quarterback, Allen, Texas...........................................................................................2018 Baker Mayfield, Quarterback, Austin, Texas....................................................................................2017 MAXWELL MEMORIAL AWARD College Player of the Year, awarded by Maxwell Football Club Baker Mayfield, Quarterback, Austin, Texas....................................................................................2017 Jason White, Quarterback, Tuttle, Okla. ........................................................................................ 2004 Tommy McDonald, Halfback, Albuquerque, N.M............................................................................1956 BRONKO NAGURSKI AWARD Defensive Player of the Year, awarded by Charlotte Touchdown Club Derrick Strait, Cornerback, Austin, Texas....................................................................................... 2003 Roy Williams, Safety, Union City, Calif. ............................................................................................ 2001 DAVEY O’BRIEN AWARD Outstanding Quarterback, awarded by Davey O’ Brien Foundation Kyler Murray, Quarterback, Allen, Texas...........................................................................................2018 Baker Mayfield, Quarterback, Austin, Texas....................................................................................2017 Sam Bradford, Quarterback, Oklahoma City, Okla...................................................................... 2008 Jason White, Quarterback, Tuttle, Okla. ........................................................................................ 2004 Jason White, Quarterback, Tuttle, Okla. ........................................................................................ 2003 Billy Sims, Running Back, Hooks, Texas............................................................................................1978 OUTLAND TROPHY Outstanding Interior Lineman, awarded by FWAA Jammal Brown, Offensive Tackle, Lawton, Okla........................................................................... 2004 Greg Roberts, Offensive Guard, Nacogdoches, Texas..................................................................1978 Lee Roy Selmon, Tackle, Eufaula, Okla. ............................................................................................ 1975 J.D. Roberts, Guard, Dallas, Texas.......................................................................................................1953 Jim Weatherall, Tackle, White Deer, Texas........................................................................................1951 JIM THORPE AWARD Outstanding Defensive Back, awarded by Jim Thorpe Association Derrick Strait, Cornerback, Austin, Texas....................................................................................... 2003 Roy Williams, Safety, Union City, Calif. ............................................................................................ 2001 Rickey Dixon, Safety, Dallas, Texas.....................................................................................................1987 SAMMY BAUGH AWARD Outstanding Quarterback, awarded by Touchdown Club of Columbus Landry Jones, Quarterback, Artesia, N.M........................................................................................ 2010 Sam Bradford, Quarterback, Oklahoma City, Okla...................................................................... 2008 EARL CAMPBELL TYLER ROSE AWARD Outstanding Offensive Player, awarded by Tyler (Texas) Area Chamber of Commerce Kyler Murray, Quarterback, Allen, Texas...........................................................................................2018 Baker Mayfield, Quarterback, Austin, Texas....................................................................................2017 CHIC HARLEY AWARD College Player of the Year, awarded by Touchdown Club of Columbus Baker Mayfield, Quarterback, Austin, Texas....................................................................................2017 Sam Bradford, Quarterback, Oklahoma City, Okla...................................................................... 2008

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Josh Heupel, Quarterback, Aberdeen, S.D. ...................................................................................2000 Billy Sims, Halfback, Hooks, Texas......................................................................................................1978 Steve Owens, Tailback, Miami, Okla. .................................................................................................1969 UNITAS AWARD Outstanding Senior QB, awarded by Johnny Unitas Foundation Jason White, Quarterback, Tuttle, Okla. ........................................................................................ 2004 WALTER CAMP TROPHY College Player of the Year, awarded by Walter Camp Football Foundation Baker Mayfield, Quarterback, Austin, Texas....................................................................................2017 Josh Heupel, Quarterback, Aberdeen, S.D.....................................................................................2000 Billy Sims, Halfback, Hooks, Texas......................................................................................................1978 Steve Owens, Tailback, Miami, Okla. .................................................................................................1969 Jerry Tubbs, Center, Breckenridge, Texas........................................................................................1956 BOBBY BOWDEN AWARD FBS player who epitomizes a student-athlete, awarded by FCA Ty Darlington, Center, Apopka, Fla....................................................................................................2015 Carl Pendleton, Defensive Tackle, Sapulpa, Okla......................................................................... 2006 WUERFFEL TROPHY Player who best combines exemplary community service with athletic and academic achievement, awarded by All-Sports Association of Fort Walton Beach Ty Darlington, Center, Apopka, Fla....................................................................................................2015 Gabe Ikard, Center, Oklahoma City, Okla.........................................................................................2013 WILLIAM V. CAMPBELL TROPHY Absolute best football scholar-athlete in nation, awarded by National Football Foundation Ty Darlington, Center, Apopka, Fla....................................................................................................2015 BURLSWORTH TROPHY Most outstanding player who began career as a walk-on, awarded by Springdale (Ark.) Rotary Club Baker Mayfield, Quarterback, Austin, Texas.........................................................................2015, 2016 ASSOCIATED PRESS PLAYER OF THE YEAR Kyler Murray, Quarterback, Allen, Texas...........................................................................................2018 Baker Mayfield, Quarterback, Austin, Texas....................................................................................2017 Sam Bradford, Quarterback, Oklahoma City, Okla. .................................................................... 2008 Jason White, Quarterback, Tuttle, Okla. ........................................................................................ 2003 Josh Heupel, Quarterback, Aberdeen, S.D. ...................................................................................2000 THE SPORTING NEWS PLAYER OF THE YEAR Baker Mayfield, Quarterback, Austin, Texas....................................................................................2017 Baker Mayfield, Quarterback, Austin, Texas....................................................................................2015 Sam Bradford, Quarterback, Oklahoma City, Okla...................................................................... 2008 Jason White, Quarterback, Tuttle, Okla. ........................................................................................ 2003 Josh Heupel, Quarterback, Aberdeen, S.D. ...................................................................................2000 Tommy McDonald, Halfback, Albuquerque, N.M............................................................................1956 CBS PLAYER OF THE YEAR Josh Heupel, Quarterback, Aberdeen, S.D. ...................................................................................2000 FOOTBALL NEWS FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Marcus Dupree, Tailback, Philadelphia, Miss....................................................................................1982 OUTSTANDING LINEMAN OF THE YEAR Tony Casillas, NG, Tulsa, Okla. (UPI)..................................................................................................1985 Granville Liggins, NG, Tulsa, Okla. (UPI)...........................................................................................1967 Bob Harrison, C, Samford, Texas (UPI)..............................................................................................1958 Jerry Tubbs, C, Breckenridge, Texas (UPI).......................................................................................1956 Max Boydston, E, Muskogee, Okla. (Washington TD Club).........................................................1954 Kurt Burris, C, Muskogee, Okla. (Philadelphia Sports Writers)..................................................1954 J.D. Roberts, G, Dallas, Texas (AP, UPI, Fox Movietime News)...................................................1953 MOSI TATUPU AWARD Outstanding Special Teams Player, awarded by Maui Quarterback Club J.T. Thatcher, Free Safety, Norman, Okla. ......................................................................................2000 CHEVROLET ABC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Jack Mildren, Quarterback, Abilene, Texas.......................................................................................1971 CHEVROLET ABC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Teddy Lehman, Linebacker, Fort Gibson, Okla. ........................................................................... 2002 Lucious Selmon, Noseguard, Eufaula, Okla..................................................................................... 1973 HELMS & CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION POY Billy Sims, Halfback, Hooks, Texas......................................................................................................1978 Steve Owens, Tailback, Miami, Okla. .................................................................................................1969 Kurt Burris, Center, Muskogee, Okla..................................................................................................1954 NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB DEFENSIVE BACK OF THE YEAR Zac Henderson, Free Safety, Burkburnett, Texas........................................................................... 1977 WASHINGTON, D.C., PLAYER OF THE YEAR Joe Washington, Halfback, Port Arthur, Texas................................................................................ 1974 Greg Pruitt, Halfback, Houston, Texas............................................................................................... 1972 NCAA TOP SIX AWARD Anthony Phillips, Offensive Guard, Tulsa, Okla...............................................................................1988 Keith Jackson, Tight End, Little Rock, Ark.......................................................................................1987

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Grayson Miller............................................Punter (1st Team) Tate Sandell.......................................Placekicker (1st Team) R Mason Thomas........................Defensive Line (1st Team) Ben Anderson........................... Long Snapper (2nd Team) Peyton Bowen.........................Defensive Back (2nd Team) Febechi Nwaiwu.......................Offensive Line (2nd Team) Isaiah Sategna III...... Wide Receiver/All-Purpose (2nd Team) Taylor Wein............................... Defensive Line (2nd Team) Eli Bowen...................................Defensive Back (3rd Team) Jaren Kanak........................................ Tight End (3rd Team) Danny Stutsman............................... Linebacker (1st Team) R Mason Thomas..................... Defensive Line (2nd Team) Ben Anderson............................Long Snapper (3rd Team) Billy Bowman Jr. .....................Defensive Back (3rd Team)

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Billy Bowman Jr. ...................... Defensive Back (1st Team) Dillon Gabriel.................................. Quarterback (1st Team) Drake Stoops...............................Wide Receiver (1st Team) Danny Stutsman............................... Linebacker (1st Team) Ethan Downs............................ Defensive Line (2nd Team) Andrew Raym...........................Offensive Line (2nd Team) Nic Anderson.........................................Wide Receiver (HM) Rondell Bothroyd................................ Defensive Line (HM) Isaiah Coe.............................................. Defensive Line (HM) Kendel Dolby....................................... Defensive Back (HM) Jalil Farooq................Wide Receiver/Kick Returner (HM) Gavin Freeman...................................... Punt Returner (HM) Tyler Guyton.......................................... Offensive Line (HM) Kip Lewis...................................................... Linebacker (HM) McKade Mettauer................................. Offensive Line (HM) Walter Rouse......................................... Offensive Line (HM) Gavin Sawchuk......................................Running Back (HM) Tawee Walker.........................................Running Back (HM) Woodi Washington............................ Defensive Back (HM) Gentry Williams.................................. Defensive Back (HM) Anton Harrison........................... Offensive Line (1st Team) Marvin Mims Jr............................Wide Receiver (1st Team) Michael Turk................................................Punter (1st Team) Ethan Downs............................ Defensive Line (2nd Team) Eric Gray......................................Running Back (2nd Team) Brayden Willis....................................Tight End (2nd Team) Billy Bowman...................................... Defensive Back (HM) Justin Broiles....................................... Defensive Back (HM) C.J. Coldon........................................... Defensive Back (HM) Chris Murray.......................................... Offensive Line (HM) Andrew Raym....................................... Offensive Line (HM) Danny Stutsman......................................... Linebacker (HM) David Ugwoegbu....................................... Linebacker (HM) DaShaun White........................................... Linebacker (HM) Jeremiah Hall.......................................... Fullback (1st Team) Michael Turk................................................Punter (1st Team) Brian Asamoah...............................Linebacker (2nd Team) Nik Bonitto.......................................Linebacker (2nd Team) Gabe Brkic................................................. Kicker (2nd Team) Marquis Hayes...........................Offensive Line (2nd Team) Isaiah Thomas.......................... Defensive Line (2nd Team) Delarrin Turner-Yell................Defensive Back (2nd Team) Perrion Winfrey....................... Defensive Line (2nd Team) Pat Fields.............................................. Defensive Back (HM) Key Lawrence...................................... Defensive Back (HM) Marvin Mims..........................................Wide Receiver (HM) Chris Murray.......................................... Offensive Line (HM) Tyrese Robinson................................... Offensive Line (HM) Drake Stoops.........................................Wide Receiver (HM) Caleb Williams......................................... Quarterback (HM) Gabe Brkic....................................................Kicker (1st Team) Creed Humphrey........................ Offensive Line (1st Team) Jeremiah Hall.......................................... Fullback (1st Team) Tre Brown.................................Defensive Back (2nd Team) Adrian Ealy.................................Offensive Line (2nd Team) Marvin Mims.... Receiver (2nd Team); Kick Returner (HM) Ronnie Perkins......................... Defensive Line (2nd Team) Isaiah Thomas.......................... Defensive Line (2nd Team) Perrion Winfrey....................... Defensive Line (2nd Team) Brian Asamoah........................................... Linebacker (HM) Nik Bonitto................................................... Linebacker (HM) Marquis Hayes....................................... Offensive Line (HM) Tre Norwood........................................ Defensive Back (HM) Spencer Rattler........................................ Quarterback (HM) Rhamondre Stevenson........................Running Back (HM) Austin Stogner...............................................Tight End (HM) Delarrin Turner-Yell............................ Defensive Back (HM) Theo Wease...........................................Wide Receiver (HM) DaShaun White........................................... Linebacker (HM) Creed Humphrey........................ Offensive Line (1st Team) Jalen Hurts...................................... Quarterback (1st Team) CeeDee Lamb...........WR (1st Team); Punt Returner (HM)

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ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES Demontre Hurst......................Defensive Back (2nd Team) David King................................. Defensive Line (2nd Team) Lane Johnson............................Offensive Line (2nd Team) Kenny Stills............................... Wide Receiver (2nd Team) Damien Williams.......................Running Back (2nd Team) Justin Brown........................... Wide Receiver/KR/PR (HM) Landry Jones............................................ Quarterback (HM) Tress Way..............................................................Punter (HM) Daryl Williams....................................... Offensive Line (HM) 2011 Frank Alexander......................... Defensive End (1st Team) Ryan Broyles................................Wide Receiver (1st Team) Jamell Fleming.......................... Defensive Back (1st Team) Gabe Ikard.................................... Offensive Line (1st Team) Ronnell Lewis.............................. Defensive End (1st Team) Trey Millard.............................................. Fullback (1st Team) James Hanna......................................Tight End (2nd Team) Demontre Hurst......................Defensive Back (2nd Team) Travis Lewis......................................Linebacker (2nd Team) Kenny Stills............................... Wide Receiver (2nd Team) Tyler Evans............................................. Offensive Line (HM) Roy Finch.................................................Running Back (HM) Michael Hunnicutt............................................... Kicker (HM) Tony Jeffereson.................................. Defensive Back (HM) Corey Nelson............................................... Linebacker (HM) Donald Stephenson............................. Offensive Line (HM) Tress Way..............................................................Punter (HM) Dominique Whaley...............................Running Back (HM) Tom Wort...................................................... Linebacker (HM) 2010 Jeremy Beal................................. Defensive End (1st Team) Ryan Broyles................................Wide Receiver (1st Team) Quinton Carter.......................... Defensive Back (1st Team) Eric Mensik............................... Offensive Tackle (1st Team) DeMarco Murray..........................Running Back (1st Team) Travis Lewis......................................Linebacker (2nd Team) Trey Millard............................................Fullback (2nd Team) Jamell Fleming.................................... Defensive Back (HM) Landry Jones............................................ Quarterback (HM) Jonathan Nelson................................ 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Punter (2nd Team) Chris Brown............................................Running Back (HM) Ryan Broyles........................................................ KR/PR (HM) Keenan Clayton.......................................... Linebacker (HM) Landry Jones............................................ Quarterback (HM) Gerald McCoy........................................ Offensive Line (HM) Jonathan Nelson................................ Defensive Back (HM) Ryan Reynolds...................................... Offensive Line (HM) Adrian Taylor......................................... Offensive Line (HM) Trent Williams....................................... Offensive Line (HM) 2008 Jeremy Beal................................. Defensive End (1st Team) Sam Bradford................................. Quarterback (1st Team) Matt Clapp.............................................. Full Back (1st Team) Jermaine Gresham .............................Tight End (1st Team) Nic Harris.................................... Defensive Back (1st Team) Phil Loadholt............................... Offensive Line (1st Team) Gerald McCoy..........................Defensive Tackle (1st Team) DeMarco Murray..........................Running Back (1st Team) Duke Robinson............................ Offensive Line (1st Team) Trent Williams............................. Offensive Line (1st Team) Jeremy Beal.............................. Defensive Line (2nd Team) Jon Cooper................................Offensive Line (2nd Team) Dominique Franks..................Defensive Back (2nd Team) Lendy Holmes.........................Defensive Back (2nd Team) Juaquin Iglesias....................... 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Defensive Back (HM) Josh Morgan..........................................Wide Receiver (HM) Trent Smith.....................................................Tight End (HM) Roger Steffen.............................................. Linebacker (HM) Michael Thompson............................. Defensive Back (HM) Rocky Calmus.................................... Linebacker (1st Team) Stockar McDougle.................. Offensive Tackle (1st Team) Brandon Daniels............... Wide Receiver/KR (2nd Team) Josh Heupel.................................. Quarterback (2nd Team) Corey Callens.............................Defensive Line (3rd Team) Ryan Fisher................................Defensive Line (3rd Team) Jarrail Jackson...................Wide Receiver/KR (3rd Team) Matt O’Neal.................................Offensive Line (3rd Team) Rodney Rideau........................Defensive Back (3rd Team) Curtis Fagan..........................................Wide Receiver (HM) Jeff Ferguson.......................................................Punter (HM) Stockar McDougle................................ Offensive Line (HM) Mike Woods......................................... Defensive Back (HM) Kelly Gregg..............................Defensive Tackle (1st Team) Mike Woods.............................Defensive Back (2nd Team) Jarrail Jackson........................... Punt Returner (3rd Team) Matt O’Neal.................................Offensive Line (3rd Team) De’Mond Parker..........................Running Back (3rd Team) Bubba Burcham.................................... Offensive Line (HM) Cornelius Burton................................. Defensive Line (HM) Rocky Calmus.............................................. Linebacker (HM) Jason Freeman..............................................Tight End (HM) Corey Ivy............................................... Defensive Back (HM) Ontei Jones.................................................. Linebacker (HM) Gana Joseph........................................ Defensive Back (HM) Ahmed Kabba.......................................Wide Receiver (HM) Michael Thornton......Punt Returner/Kick Returner (HM) Terry White.......................................... Defensive Back (HM) Kelly Gregg..............................Defensive Tackle (1st Team) Desmond Parker..........................Running Back (1st Team) Stephen Alexander...........................Tight End (2nd Team) Kelly Gregg............................... Defensive Line (2nd Team) Gana Joseph.............................Defensive Back (3rd Team) Maurice Little............................. Wide Receiver (3rd Team) Travian Smith....................................Linebacker (3rd Team) Mike Woods..............................Defensive Back (3rd Team) Martin Chase..........................................Defenisve Line (HM) Jermaine Fazande.................................Running Back (HM) Corey Ivy....................................................... Linebacker (HM) Scott Kempenich.................................. Offensive Line (HM) Brandon McClure.................................. Offensive Line (HM) Michael Rose..........................................Running Back (HM) Terry White.......................................... Defensive Back (HM) Tyrell Peters....................................... Linebacker (1st Team) De’Mond Parker.........................Running Back (2nd Team) Barron Tanner........................... Defensive Line (2nd Team) Stephen Alexander........................... Tight End (3rd Team) James Allen.................................Running Back (3rd Team) Gana Joseph.............................Defensive Back (3rd Team) Michael McDaniel..................... Wide Receiver (3rd Team) Jeremy Alexander............................................... Kicker (HM) Adam Davis............................................ Offensive Line (HM) Kelly Gregg........................................... Defensive Line (HM) Bruce McClure....................................... Offensive Line (HM) Terry White.......................................... 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Defensive Tackle Dante Williams....................................................... Noseguard Scott Evans................................................. Defensive Tackle Scott Garl........................................................Defensive Back Anthony Phillips......................................... Offensive Guard Charles Thompson............................................. Quarterback Curtice Williams........................................ Defensive Tackle Tony Woods........................................................... Noseguard Rickey Dixon.................................................. Defensive Back Mark Hutson................................................. Offensive Guard Keith Jackson........................................................... Tight End Greg Johnson.............................................. Offensive Tackle Danté Jones........................................................... Linebacker Bob Latham.................................................................... Center Anthony Phillips......................................... Offensive Guard Darrell Reed..................................................... Defensive End David Vickers................................................. Defensive Back Brian Bosworth..................................................... Linebacker Steve Bryan................................................. Defensive Tackle Rickey Dixon.................................................. Defensive Back Jamelle Holieway.............................................. Quarterback Mark Hutson................................................ Offensive Guard Keith Jackson........................................................... Tight End Tim Lashar....................................................................... Kicker Anthony Phillips......................................... Offensive Guard Darrell Reed..................................................... Defensive End David Vickers..................................................Defensive Back Brian Bosworth..................................................... Linebacker Tony Casillas.......................................................... Noseguard Jamelle Holieway.............................................. Quarterback Mark Hutson................................................. Offensive Guard Keith Jackson........................................................... Tight End Kevin Murphy.................................................. Defensive End Anthony Phillips..........................................Offensive Tackle Darrell Reed..................................................... Defensive End Brian Bosworth..................................................... Linebacker Danny Bradley.................................................... Quarterback Tony Casillas.......................................................... Noseguard Darrell Reed..................................................... Defensive End Rick Bryan................................................... Defensive Tackle Scott Case...................................................... Defensive Back Kevin Murphy...................................................Defensive End Jackie Shipp.......................................................... Linebacker Chuck Thomas.............................................................. Center Rick Bryan................................................... Defensive Tackle Marcus Dupree................................................. Running Back Kevin Murphy.................................................. Defensive End Paul Parker................................................... Offensive Guard Jackie Shipp.......................................................... Linebacker Steve Williams............................................. Offensive Guard Rick Bryan..................................................... DefensiveTackle Lyndle Byford.............................................. Offensive Tackle Terry Crouch................................................ Offensive Guard Don Key......................................................... Offensive Guard Stanley Wilson..................................................Running Back Terry Crouch................................................ Offensive Guard Louis Oubre................................................. Offensive Tackle Richard Turner........................................... Defensive Tackle Forrest Valora........................................................... Tight End George Cumby....................................................... Linebacker John Goodman.......................................... Defensive Tackle Louis Oubre................................................. Offensive Tackle Darrol Ray.......................................................Defensive Back Billy Sims........................................................... Running Back Paul Tabor....................................................................... Center George Cumby...................................................... Linebacker Daryl Hunt.............................................................. Linebacker Reggie Kinlaw....................................................... Noseguard Thomas Lott....................................................... Quarterback Reggie Mathis................................................. Defensive End Darrol Ray................................................... Defensive Tackle Greg Roberts............................................... Offensive Guard Uwe von Schamann...................................................... 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Middle Guard Lee Roy Selmon.......................................... Defensive Tackle Mike Vaughan.............................................. Offensive Tackle Joe Washington............................................... Running Back Terry Webb.................................................. Offensive Guard Jerry Arnold................................................. Offensive Tackle Jimbo Elrod..................................................... Defensive End Wayne Hoffman....................................................... Tight End Randy Hughes............................................... Defensive Back Tinker Owens............................................................. Split End John Roush.................................................. Offensive Guard Dewey Selmon........................................... Defensive Tackle Lee Roy Selmon......................................... Defensive Tackle Rod Shoate............................................................ Linebacker Joe Washington............................................... Running Back Terry Webb.................................................. Offensive Guard Gary Baccus..................................................... Defensive End Ed Foster.............................................................. Right Tackle Randy Hughes............................................... Defensive Back John Roush.................................................. Offensive Guard Lucious Selmon..................................................... Def. Tackle Rod Shoate............................................................ Linebacker Joe Washington............................................... Running Back Tom Brahaney............................................................... Center Leon Crosswhite........................................................ Fullback Raymond Hamilton................................... Defensive Tackle Derland Moore........................................... Defensive Tackle Greg Pruitt........................................................ Running Back Lucious Selmon.......................................... Defensive Tackle Rod Shoate............................................................ Linebacker Dean Unruh.................................................. Offensive Tackle Steve Aycock......................................................... Linebacker Tom Brahaney............................................................... Center Albert Chandler....................................................... Tight End Raymond Hamilton........................................ Defensive End Ken Jones..................................................... Offensive Guard Jack Mildren........................................................ Quarterback Derland Moore........................................... Defensive Tackle Greg Pruitt........................................................ Running Back John Shelley.................................................. Defensive Back Steve Aycock......................................................... Linebacker Monty Johnson............................................. Defensive Back Joe Wylie........................................................... Running Back Bill Elfstrom................................................. Offensive Guard Ken Mendenhall.......................................... Offensive Guard Steve Owens..................................................... Running Back Steve Zabel............................................................... Tight End Steve Barrett................................................. Defensive Back Eddie Hinton............................................................ Wingback Ken Mendenhall.......................................... Offensive Guard Steve Owens..................................................... Running Back Steve Zabel............................................................... Tight End Bob Kalsu..................................................... Offensive Tackle John Koller....................................................... Defensive End Granville Liggins................................................... Noseguard Steve Owens..................................................... Running Back Bob Warmack.................................................... Quarterback Ed Hall........................................................... Offensive Tackle Ben Hart...................................................................... Split End Eugene Ross.......................................................... Linebacker Carl McAdams....................................................... Linebacker Newt Burton.................................................................... Guard Jim Grisham....................................................................... Back Carl McAdams........................................................ Linebacker Ralph Neely..................................................................... Tackle Newt Burton................................................................... Guard John Flynn........................................................................... End Jim Grisham....................................................................... Back Ralph Neely..................................................................... Tackle Leon Cross....................................................................... Guard Jim Grisham........................................................................Back Wayne Lee...................................................................... Center Joe Don Looney................................................................ Back Dennis Ward.................................................................... Tackle Billy White........................................................................ Tackle Billy White........................................................................ Tackle Bobby Boyd........................................................................Back Prentice Gautt....................................................................Back

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Jerry Thompson............................................................. Guard Dick Corbitt...................................................................... Guard Ross Coyle.............................................................................End Prentice Gautt....................................................................Back Bob Harrison.................................................................. Center Steve Jennings................................................................ Tackle Gilmer Lewis.................................................................... Tackle

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Harry Moore.................................................................... Center Billy Vessels........................................................................Back Jim Weatherall................................................................ Tackle Jim Owens.............................................................................End Darrell Royal.......................................................................Back George Thomas.................................................................Back Wade Walker................................................................... Tackle Stan West......................................................................... Guard Buddy Burris.................................................................... Guard Jack Mitchell.......................................................................Back Jim Owens.............................................................................End Homer Paine.................................................................... Tackle George Thomas.................................................................Back Wade Walker................................................................... Tackle

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Buddy Burris.................................................................... Guard Jack Mitchell.......................................................................Back John Rapacz................................................................... Center Jim Tyree...............................................................................End Wade Walker................................................................... Tackle Plato Andros.................................................................... Guard Buddy Burris.................................................................... Guard Warren Geise........................................................................End Joe Golding.........................................................................Back Homer Paine.................................................................... Tackle John Rapacz................................................................... Center Wade Walker................................................................... Tackle Omer Burgert.......................................................................End Lester Jensen.................................................................. Guard Thomas Tallchief............................................................. Tackle Jack Venable......................................................................Back John West...........................................................................Back Merle Dinkins........................................................................End John Harley...................................................................... Tackle Bob Mayfield.................................................................. Center W.G. Wooten........................................................................End Bob Brumley.......................................................................Back Gale Fulgham.................................................................. Guard Lee Kennon...................................................................... Tackle W.G. Lamb.............................................................................End Derald Lebow.....................................................................Back Bob Mayfield.................................................................. Center William Campbell..............................................................Back Huel Hamm.........................................................................Back Jack Marsee.................................................................... Center Clare Morford.................................................................. Guard W.G. Lamb.............................................................................End Homer Simmons............................................................. Tackle Roger Eason.................................................................... Tackle Jack Jacobs........................................................................Back Roger Eason.................................................................... Tackle Bill Jennings.........................................................................End Harold Lahar.................................................................... Guard John Martin.........................................................................Back Justin Bowers.................................................................. Tackle Beryl Clark...........................................................................Back Gilford Duggan............................................................... Tackle Frank Ivy................................................................................End Robert Seymour................................................................Back Jerry Bolton..................................................................... Guard Earl Crowder.......................................................................Back

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Paul Johnston.................................................................. Tackle Hugh McDermott..............................................................Back Sol Swatek...........................................................................Back Claude Tyler..................................................................... Guard Walt Abbott........................................................................Back W.E. Durant...........................................................................End Willis Hott......................................................................... Guard Elmer Capshaw..................................................................Back Forest Geyer.......................................................................Back Oliver Hot......................................................................... Tackle Willis Hott......................................................................... Guard Hap Johnson.......................................................................Back Homer Montgomery...........................................................End

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LETTERWINNERS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS According to intercollegiate athletics records, the following players lettered at the University of Oklahoma. Jersey numbers are in parentheses.

Babb, Brandon (37).............................................. 2000 Babb, Mike (14,18) ..................................1976,77,78,79 Baccus, Duane (88)..................................... 1974,75,76 Baccus, Gary (51,88).................................... 1970,72,73 Backes, Tom (85)...................................1987,88,89,90 Badet, Jeff (2).......................................................... 2017 Baer, Jack (00).............................................1935,36,37 Bagby, Boots (27)...................................................1966 Bagwell, Paul W. (54).............................................1966 Bailey, Calvin (34)................................................... 1988 Bailey, Manley............................................................ 1912 Bailey, Warren........................................................... 1921 Baily, Gary (61)..........................................................1974 Baker, Boone (26)............................................. 1942,43 Baker, Charles.......................................................... 1967 Baker, C.B. (74)...................................................1997,98 Baker, David (31).......................................... 1956,57,58 Baker, Frank............................................................... 1916

Baker, Lewis (16)...................................2003,05,06,07 Baklenko, Luke (78)............................................... 2025 Balcer, Frank.............................................................. 1916 Baldischwiler, Karl (67)............................... 1975,76,77 Baldridge, Richard D. (42).........................1967,68,69 Baldwin, James (56)........................................ 1989,92 Ball, Fred S., Jr. (47).....................................1935,36,37 Ballard, Hugh C. (82)....................................1951,55,56 Balogun, Mike (10).................................................2008 Balous, Johnnie (9,27)..................................... 1998,99 Banks, Angelo (91).................................................. 1998 Banks, Basil M. (17)................................ 1977,78,79,80 Barber, John (2).......................................................1996 Barclay, Jarrod (66)......................................... 2001,02 Barkett, Woody....................................................... 1945 Barnes, Jovantae (2)..................................2022,23,24 Barnes, Reggie (40).............................. 1989,90,91,92 Barnes, Robert (20).....................................2017,18,20 Barnes, Todd (83)...................................................1996 Barnett, Jed (44)................................................ 2013,14 Barnoskie, Gary (46)...............................................1974 Barr, Johnny (31,87).......................................... 1968,69 Barresi, John (95).............................................. 1973,74 Barrett, Steve J. (35)...................................1966,67,68 Barrow, Edwin.................................................... 1896,97 Bartee, William (28)......................................... 1998,99 Base, Michael (74)................................. 1963,64,65,66 Basham, Jim............................................................. 1945 Bashara, Ellis (32,36)....................................1931,32,33 Basquine, Nick (83).......................................2016,18,19 Bass, Maurice............................................................. 1918 Bassey, Eric (13)....................................2002,03,04,05 Baxter, Jarvis (1)................................................. 2015,16 Bayles, Marion (54)................................................ 1963 Baysinger, Al (76)........................................1998,99,00 Beal, Emmanuel (14)......................................... 2016,17 Beal, Jeremy (44)................................. 2007,08,09,10 Beattie, Richard L. (41)........................................... 1961 Beavers, Aubrey (56,72,99) .................... 1992,93,94 Bechtold, Earl........................................................1917,19 Bechtold, William B. (51)............................ 1979,80,81 Beck, Wesley W. (39)........................................1933,35 Becker, Max...............................................................1902 Beckman, William (80)..........................................1950 Beeler, Chase (75)..................................................2006 Beisiegel, Dan (32).................................................1996 Belcher, Page............................................................. 1918 Bell, Blake (10)............................................ 2011,12,13,14 Bell, Curry..........................................................1913,14,15 Bell, Glenn (20)........................................................ 1988 Bell, John....................................................................1914 Bell, John H. (61,83).....................................1954,55,56 Bell, Roy Lemount (35) ..............................1969,70,71 Belser, Jason (27,29)............................. 1988,89,90,91 Bene, Fred ................................................................ 1895 Benien Jr., Paul F. (80)................................ 1959,60,61 Benien, John David (81)......................................... 1961 Bennett, Austin (83,8)...................................... 2013,14 Bennett, Cory (97)..................................... 2005,07,08 Bennett, W. Gary, Jr. (74,76).....................1985,86,87 Benson, Thomas (38)............................ 1980,81,82,83 Bentley, David P. (99).............................................1975 Berg, Robert P. 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David (34).....................................1969 Dillon, Richard (41)................................1984,86,87,88 Dimon, Matt (90)......................................2013,14,15,16 Dinkins, Merle L..................................... 1943,44,46,47 DiRienzo, Tony (3)........................................1973,74,75 Dittman, Barry Robert (38,50)............ 1975,77,78,79 Dixon, Greg (69).................................................1987,89 Dixon, Rickey (29)..................................1984,85,86,87 Dodd, Carl (22).............................................1955,56,57 Dodd, Gary Steve (40,87)........................... 1971,72,73 Dodd, Sidney (65,97) ...................................... 1982,83 Dodds, James Lawrence (72)................... 1974,75,76 Dodson, Ted E. (63)................................................ 1963 Dolby, Kendel (15).................................................. 2023 Dollarhide, Louis......................................................1944 Donaghey, Jerry (43)............................................. 1953 Donley, Lance (86)............................... 2000,01,02,03 Dotson, Alonzo (91).................................. 2004,06,07 Doucet, Kapri (1)......................................................2016 Douglas, Alfred G................................................. 1917,18 Douglas, Willard................................................1906,09 Dowell, Charles.............................................1947,48,49 Downing, Dewayne (29)..................................1979,82 Downs, Albert (73)................................................. 1942 Downs, Ethan (40)................................ 2021,22,23,24 Drake, Bruce ....................................................... 1927,28 Drane, Dwight (33)................................ 1980,81,82,83 Draper, Levi (30)................................................ 2018,19 Driscoll, Mark W. (59) ........................................1970,71 Driskill, David (49)..................................................2014 Dubler, Rick...............................................................1984 Duggan, Gilford (69)................................... 1937,38,39 Duke, Richard Lawrence (65)...............................1975 Dulaney, Michael (55)............................................ 1998 Duncan, Howard (68)..................................... 2000,01 Duncan, Terry (26)..................................................1990 Duncan, Tim (15,40)....................................1999,00,01 Dunlap, Robert L. (9,39).............................1931,32,33

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Dunn, Bert ................................................................ 1895 Dunn, Lewis.............................................................. 1943 Dupree, Marcus (22)............................................... 1982 Durant, W.E............................................................1916,17 Durham, Jere (83)............................................. 1957,58 Dutton, Richard L. (52) ..........................................1974 Dutton, Todd (64)....................................................1975 Dvoracek, Dusty (94) ................... 2001,02,03,04,05 Dye, Alan ...................................................................1973 Dykes, Billy (86)................................................. 1988,91

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F Faamatau, Dillon (91).................................... 2017,18,19 Fagan, Curtis (12)...................................1999,00,01,02 Fanuiel, Josh (80).................................................. 2023 Farley, Gerald (18)................................................... 1992 Farniok, Derek (72)................................... 2012,13,14,15 Farooq, Jalil (14,3)........................................2021,22,23 Farria, Shawn (44).................................................2003 Farthing, Jody (53).......................................1976,77,78 Fasusi, Michael (56)............................................... 2025 Fauble, Don (00)..................................................... 1942 Favor, Richard E. (53)....................................... 1938,39 Favors, Rashod (29)......................................2012,13,14 Fazande, Jermaine (30).......................1995,96,97,98 Feagan, Jimmy (85)............................................... 1958 Felix, Finley (65)....................................................2019 Feo, Tony (53)....................................................2013,14 Ferguson, Blake (87)............................. 2002,03,04 Ferguson, Jeff (17,83).......................1998,99,00,01 Ferguson, Glenn (74)............................................1981 Ferguson, Milton....................................................1899 Ferrer, Paul G. (55)..............................1981,82,84,85 Fields III, Carson (32)...........................................1998 Fields, Jerod (71)............................................2001,02 Fields, Jess.......................................................... 1914,16 Fields, Mike (34)............................................... 1991,92 Fields, Pat (10)..........................................2018,19,20,21 Fields, Robert D. (26)..............................1928,29,30 Fields, Troy (72).....................................................1984 Files, Jim (84)............................................ 1967,68,69 Finch, Lonnie (9)....................................... 1985,86,87 Finch, Roy (22)........................................ 2010,11,12,13 Finley, Joe Jon (85)..........................2004,05,06,07 Fischer, Max................................................... 1941,46,47 Fisher, Rod (7)............................................... 1988,89,91 Fisher, Ryan (75,94) ............................ 1997,98,99,00 Fitch, Ken (79)......................................................... 1943 Flanagan, Orlando (53).................................... 1980,81 Flanagan, Robert (40,87)..................................... 1965 Fleetwood, Harold E. (20)...............................1932,33 Fleming, L.B. ............................................................ 1923 Flemming, Jamell (32)................................. 2009,10,11 Flemons, Tommy (39,93,98).................... 1980,82,83

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Haag, Heinie W. (34) .............................................. 1931 Haberlein, Jack (61)...........................................1940,41 Habern, Ben (61)............................................ 2009,10,11 Haddad, David ........................................................ 1979 Hake, Jeff (47).............................................. 1983,84,85 Hale, David................................................................1984 Hale, Earl P.....................................................1946,47,48 Hale, Joe Cliff (80)...................................................1974 Halfman, Peter F. (36).......................................1970,72 Hall, Albert (1)......................................... 1991,92,93,94 Hall, Bernard (17,89)............................................... 1987 Hall, Brian (21) ....................................... 1980,82,83,84 Hall, Charles E. “Ed” (72)...........................1964,65,66 Hall, Jeremiah (27)...................................2018,19,20,21 Haller, W.C. ....................................................1925,26,27 Hallett, Bill D.......................................................1944,45 Hallum, Ken (67)...................................................... 1955 Halton, Gracen (56).............................. 2022,23,24,25 Halzle, Joey (15)..........................................2006,07,08 Hamilton, Raymond L. (96) ....................... 1970,71,72 Hamilton, William......................................... 1926,27,28 Hamm, Huel (71)...........................................1940,41,42 Hamm, W. Dow ...............................................1918,19,21 Hammert, Pete, Jr..............................................1922,23 Hammond, John (12).................................. 1963,64,65 Hammons, Chris (81)..................................1998,99,00 Hamon, Claude L. (64,77)................................1960,61 Hampton, Ben (63)..........................................2008,09 Han, Tony (53) .........................................................1990 Hancock, Roy............................................................. 1916 Hanna, James (82)..................................2008,09,10,11 Hannan, Jason (54)...............................................2008 Hardin, Lawrence (18) ............................................ 1981 Hardin, Robert W..................................................... 1979 Hardy, Jaydan (1).............................................. 2024,25 Hardy, Russell ...................................................... 1918,19 Harley, John, Jr. .................................................1943,44 Harley, John, Sr.........................................................1910 Harmon, Damond (17)......................................2021,22 Harmon, Jason (86) ..............................................1994 Harmon, Ronald E. (83)................................... 1962,63 Harold, James .......................................................... 1921 Harp, Laddie J.......................................................... 1947 Harper, Gary (45).........................................1966,67,68 Harper, Mike (40).........................................1967,68,69 Harper, Scotty (3,43)............................................. 1992 Harrell, Joe................................................................ 1945 Harrington, Justin (37,4).................................2022,23 Harris, Bill (87) ........................................................ 1956 Harris, Calvin Roy (6)..............................................1974 Harris, Jack (54)...........................................1933,34,35 Harris, Javon (30).....................................2009,10,11,12 Harris, Jerome (91,93) ........................................... 1976 Harris, Jim (15)..............................................1954,55,56 Harris, Lamar (19)............................................... 2010,12 Harris, Nic (5)........................................2005,06,07,08 Harris, Ralph (60)........................................ 1939,40,41 Harris, Tommie (97)....................................2001,02,03 Harrison, Anton (53,71)...............................2020,21,22 Harrison, Bob (54)....................................... 1956,57,58 Harrison, Jon (12)................................................1970,71 Hart, Ben (37,88).........................................1964,65,66 Hartford, Glen...............................................1922,23,24 Hartley, Garrett (32,10)...................... 2004,05,06,07

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Jones, Landry (12).....................................2009,10,11,12 Jones Jr., Marvin (97)............................................ 2025 Jones, Mykel (3)..................................................2017,19 Jones, Ontei (11,38,42)......................... 1997,98,99,00 Jones, Ryan (33,21)............................................ 2018,19 Jones, Russell (6,25)......................................... 1991,92 Jones, Sedric (48)..................................1996,97,98,99 Jones, Spencer (87).................................... 2019,20,21 Jones, W.D. “Buddy” ............................1947,48,49,50 Jordan, Devon (12)........................................... 2024,25 Jordan, Jacob (88).......................................... 2024,25 Jordan, Phil (93,74)......................................1969,70,71 Joseph, Davin (77)...............................2002,03,04,05 Joseph, Gana (29,38)..................................1996,97,98 Joseph, Jason (18)............................................ 1998,99 Joyce, Micheal R. (83)............................................1980 Joyner, Barry (42)........................................1978,79,80 Judkins, John F. (38) ............................................. 1986 Julious, Ashton (67).......................................... 2016,17 Justice, Chris (40,46).............................................1996

K Kabba, Ahmed (5) ............................................1997,98 Kaighan, Mike (43,54)............................................1994 Kalsu, Bob (77,94)....................................... 1965,66,67 Kaltenbacher, Jim...................................................1984 Kanak, Jaren (7,12)................................ 2022,23,24,25 Kasitati, Nila (54)...................................... 2012,13,14,15 Kaspar, Kert (46)..........................................1984,87,88 Keadle, Robert D. (33,42).....................................1960 Kearney, Vic (31) ........................................... 1970,71,72 Kearney, Zion (7).................................................... 2024 Keeling, Mike (99)...................................1979,80,81,82 Keeton, Durwood (21)....................................... 1972,73 Keith, Jason (58).......................................... 1990,91,92 Keith, Olin (37)...................................................1939,40 Kelleher, Kasey (51)............................2018,19,20,21,22 Keller, Troy Kay (87) ...................................1950,52,53 Kelley, Jordan (88).................................2020,21,22,23 Kelly, Caleb (19)......................................... 2016,17,18,21 Kelly, Malcolm (2,4)...................................2005,06,07 Keltner, Tyler (98).................................................. 2024 Kempenich, Scott (72)......................... 1997,98,99,00 Kendall, Austin (10)........................................... 2016,18 Kennedy, Jon R. (48)..................................1964,65,66 Kenney, Cameron (6).......................................2009,10 Kennon, Lee V. (60)................................................ 1943 Kent, Carson (86)................................................... 2025 Key, Don (60)...........................................1979,80,81,82 Kidd, Summie......................................................1926,27 Killingsworth, Joe (83)...............................1967,68,69 Killion, Kirk (83).................................................. 1973,74 Kilpatrick, Darren (90)..........................1984,85,86,87 Kimball, Robert L. (21)...................................... 1977,78 Kindley, Don L., Jr. (52).................................... 1965,66 King, Aubrey (87,97) ....................................... 1985,86 King, David (90)........................................2009,10,11,12 King, David W. (57) ................................................ 1967 King, Glenn (21).............................................1969,70,71 King, Kenny (30)...........................................1976,77,78 Kinlaw, Reggie (62)................................ 1975,76,77,78 Kirby, Darrell (78,96,97)........................................1990 Kirby, Monty ............................................................ 1976 Kircher, Omer (M).......................................1948,49,50 Kirk, Clyde (16)............................................. 1928,29,30 Kitchell, Charles Abe.............................................. 1928 Kitchens, Gus (18)............................................. 1938,39 Klein, Kory (93) .................................... 2000,01,02,03 Klitzman, Robert (54)............................................1969 Knall, Mike (13)............................................2006,07,08 Knapp, Jim................................................................. 1961 Knight, Alford Eugene (38).................................. 1965 Knight, Connor (89).................................2013,14,15,16 Knight, Trevor (9)...........................................2013,14,15 Knowles, Jaden (25)............................................... 2021 Koller, John (81)........................................... 1965,66,67 Koontz, Brent (52,91)............................1990,91,92,94 Kosmos, Mark (69,90)..................................... 1965,66 Kramer, Forrest......................................................... 1916 Kramer, Kyle (82)....................................................1994 Kreick, Edward................................................... 1946,47 Krisher, Bill (65)............................................1955,56,57 Kuhn, Buster (38,39)........................................1997-99 Kulbeth, Ralph L. (51,69) .......................................1975 Kunkle, Steve (58)....................................................1975 Kusiak, Joe (68)................................................. 1968,69

L Lacey, Jacob (54)................................................... 2023 LaCrosse, Clane (50,54)........................................ 1993 La Rosa, Vince (52)........................................... 1969,70 Ladd, Benton (75) .......................................1955,56,57 Lahar, Harold W. (32)................................. 1938,39,40 Lamb, CeeDee (9,2)...................................... 2017,18,19 Lamb, Roy............................................................1923,24 Lamb, W.G. (68)...........................................1940,41,42 Lambert, Chris P., Sr. (43)..................................... 1942 Lampkin, Du'Vonta (57)................................... 2016,17 Lancaster, Eddie (62,63,76)............................1967,68 Land, Proctor (34,97)..................................1989,90,91 Lane, Lester (17)...................................................... 1952

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LETTERWINNERS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES Lang, Noland W., Jr.................................................1949 Lang, Vernon (68) ...................................... 1958,59,60 Langston, Chuck (75)............................1992,93,94,95 Larghe, Steve (37) ................................................. 1976 Larue, William (33)........................................... 1938,39 Lashar, R.D. (13)......................................1987,88,89,90 Lashar, Tim (31)...................................... 1983,84,85,86 Latham, Bob, Jr. (56,57)....................... 1985,86,87,88 Latimer, Zach (46).............................. 2003,04,05,06 Laulu, Jonah (8)................................................2022,23 Laurita, Al (62,64)..................................1984,85,86,87 Lawrence, J. Adair ................................................... 1918 Lawrence, Jim (92)...................................... 1956,57,58 Lawrence, Key (12).............................................2021,22 Lea, Paul (36)...................................................... 1961,62 Leake, John “Buddy,” Jr. (22)...............1951,52,53,54 Lear, Alvin (48)........................................................ 1962 Lebow, Derald ...................................................1943,44 Lecrone, Leroy..............................................1925,26,27 Lecrone, Ray..................................................1925,26,27 Ledbetter, Jerome (20)............................. 1980,83,84 Ledbetter, Weldon (43)..............................1979,80,82 Lee, Frank..................................................................1930 Lee, Hilary (34).................................................. 1929,30 Lee, John............................................................. 1928,29 Lee, Steve (81).......................................................... 1988 Lee, William Wayne (50,51,75)................. 1960,61,62 Legg, Jerry A.. .........................................................1980 Leggett, Scott (70) ................................................ 1983 Lehman, Teddy (11,54)........................ 2000,01,02,03 Lemon, William........................................................ 1907 Lepak, Brian (51)................................................2009,10 Levonitis, Bill (37)................................................... 1959 Levy, Tony (22)....................................................1990,91 Lewis, Brian (82)............................................... 1995,96 Lewis, Chris (82)...................................................... 1997 Lewis, Fred (95)................................................. 1994,95 Lewis, Geno (5)........................................................2016 Lewis, Gilmer A., Jr. (73)............................ 1957,58,59 Lewis, Hardie (20,23)........................................ 1930,31 Lewis, Ike (1,29).................................................1989,90 Lewis, Johnny (95).................................1978,79,80,81 Lewis, Keontez (9)................................................. 2025 Lewis, Kip (10)..............................................2023,24,25 Lewis, Ronnell (56)....................................... 2009,10,11 Lewis, Travis (28)....................................2008,09,10,11 Liggins, Granville (66,93).......................... 1965,66,67 Light, Earl................................................................... 1917 Lindley, P.L. (40)........................................ 2012,13,14,15 Link, Donald.............................................................. 1943 Link, Emery A. (68)................................................. 1953 Linn, Jim (18,33,84)................................................ 1968 Linzy, Marceline Chavez (47)................................1974 Lisak, Edward J. (45)..................................1948,49,50 Little, Kenneth (89).....................................1933,34,35 Little, Mo (18)...................................................... 1996,97 Little, Richard........................................................... 1968 Littlejohn, Wray (85)..............................1951,52,53,54 Littrell, Jim (42).............................................1973,74,75 Littrell, Seth (35)................................... 1997,98,99,00 Lively, William Prentice.......................................... 1915 Llewellyn, Jason (87)............................................ 2022 Loadholt, Phil (79)........................................... 2007,08 Locke Jr., John (44)............................................... 2025 Locke, Norval (51)........................................1936,38,39 Lockett, David M. (85)................................ 1949,50,51 Lofton, Curtis (40).....................................2005,06,07 Lohmann, Phil Jay (46,53,81).................... 1959,60,61 Long, Beede....................................................... 1933,34 Long, Bert................................................................. 1895 Long, Charles........................................................... 1899 Long, Delbert (27).......................................1954,55,56 Long, Frank.......................................1904,05,06,07,08 Long, Ted (3,26)..................................... 1988,89,90,91 Looney, Joe Don (33)............................................. 1962 Lott, Thomas (6)...........................................1976,77,78 Lott, Tyreece (93)...............................................2017,18 Loughridge, Robert E. (78).......................1953,54,55 Lovall, Gerald............................................................ 1945 Lowe, Marcus (92) ................................................. 1987 Lowell, Gary (25).....................................1978,80,81,82 Luckey, Stirling (56,97)..........................................1994 Lucky, Mark (52)..................................... 1977,78,79,80 Ludwig, Stephen Lee (59) ....................................1974 Luna, Jacob (27).....................................................2004 Lund, Craig M. (84) .................................................1975 Luster, Dewey............................................. 1917,18,19,20 Lynn, Gabe (9)............................................ 2010,11,12,13

M Mabry, Jeffrey C. (6)................................................1974 MacDuff, Larry (92).......................................... 1968,69 Macias, Tim (53,77) .....................................1996,97,98 Mackey, Damian (13,36)..............................1999,00,01 Mackey, Paul..................................................1896,97,98 Macon, Pryce (94).............................................2008,10 Madu, Mossis (17).................................. 2007,08,09,10 Maikkula, Jake (69)................................................ 2025 Major, Marcus (24).......................................2020,21,22 Malone, Dez (4)...................................................... 2024 Malone, Fred R. (85).........................................1966,68 Malone, Terrance (49,81)........................... 1995,96,97

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Maloney, Don J. (22,23)......................................... 1985 Maloney, Pete (44).................................................. 1931 Manley, Leon..................................................1947,48,49 Manly, J.R. (22) ............................................ 1937,38,39 Mann, Kenneth (55).................................. 2016,17,18,19 Manning, Terran (64)............................1987,88,89,90 Mantle, Mike (60)........................................ 1983,84,85 Manuel, Rod (73,85)............................. 1993,94,95,96 Marcum, Delton.......................................................1949 Marks, Richard W. (70,87) ........................1985,86,87 Marrs, Kyle (78)....................................................... 2013 Marsee, Jack (64)..........................................1939,41,42 Marsh, James H.................................... 1918,19,20,21,22 Marsh, Victor ................................................ 1927,28,29 Marshall, Everett (24,80) ...........................1969,70,71 Marshall, Torrance (10).............................. 1999,2000 Martin, Bob (86) ..................................................... 1956 Martin, Fred............................................................... 1918 Martin, Howard C. .............................................1925,26 Martin, John (43)...............................................1938,40 Martin, Leo (78,80)...................................... 1974,75,76 Martin, Randy (84) ................................................1984 Martin, Robert........................................................... 1911 Martin, William A. .................................. 1938,39,40,41 Mason, Rick (55)................................................ 1969,70 Massad, Ernest L. (24,42) ..........................1929,30,31 Mateer, John (10)................................................... 2025 Mathes, Donald E. .................................................. 1922 Mathews, Orville (35).................................. 1939,40,41 Mathis, Reggie (58,86)................................1976,77,78 Mathis, Will (65)...........................................1999,00,01 Mattox, William (25)....................................1940,41,42 Maxfield, Ralph (18,92).....................................1960,61 Mayes, Clair S...............................................1948,49,50 Mayfield, Baker (6)........................................2015,16,17 Mayfield, Corey (46,52)..............................1989,90,91 Mayfield, R.C. “Bob”.........................................1943,44 Mayhew, J.A. “Al” ........................................ 1927,28,29 Mayhew, Matt (6,30,84)..................................1999,00 Mayhue, Charles D. (14)............................. 1962,63,64 Mays, Ed B................................................1946,47,48,49 Mbanasor, P.J. (2).................................................... 2015 McAdams, Carl (51)..................................... 1963,64,65 McBride, Brad (48)................................1984,85,86,87 McCain, Frank...................................................1915,16,17 McCall, Aubrey......................................................... 1945 McCampbell, Richard (32) ................................... 1976 McCartney, John .....................................................1900 McCarty, Howard W. (34)................................. 1937,38 McCasland, T. Howard........................................ 1914,15 McClellan, Mike (31)..................................... 1959,60,61 McCloud, Marc Dwight (78) .................................1974 McClure, Bruce (73).............................. 1994,95,96,97 McClure, Daniel Edwin II (32)................................1974 McCoy, Gerald (93)....................................2007,08,09 McCoy, James P. (70) ............................................. 1961 McCoy, Jake (41)...........................................2020,21,22 McCoy, Matt (34).................................. 2000,01,02,03 McCreary, Byrom...................................1902,03,04,05 McCullough, Dasan (1).......................................... 2023 McCullough, Hugh (26).................................... 1937,38 McCurdy, Rick (80)..................................... 1962,63,64 McCutcheon, Bill................................................ 1896,97 McCutchin, Latrell (7)............................................. 2021 McDade, Billy (23,25).............................................. 1991 McDade, Laddie Burl..............................................1949 McDaniel, Wahoo (40)............................... 1957,58,59 McDaniel, Mike (6,10,14) ........................... 1994,95,96 McDannald, Morris R. (69).........................1933,34,35 McDermott, Hugh V........................................ 1916,17,19 McDonald, Don (49)............................................... 1942 McDonald, Jeff (11)................................................... 1981 McDonald, Tommy (25)..............................1954,55,56 McDonough, Kevin (89)........................................ 1979 McDougle, Stockar (78).................................. 1998,99 McEachern, Hays (16)......................................2006,07 McFadden, Alfred...............................................1922,23 McFarland, Jamarkus (97)......................2009,10,11,12 McFerron, George.................................................... 1916 McGee, Garrick (8)............................................ 1994,95 McGee, Reece (90).................................................1948 McGee, Stacy (92)..........................................2010,11,12 McGehee, Perry E. (51)...........................................1969 McGinnis, Connor (3)............................... 2016,17,18,19 McGlothlin, Claude...............................................1916,17 McGowan, Seth (1).................................................2020 McGraw, Joseph...................................................... 1898 McGruder, Lynn (96).................................2002,03,04 McIntyre, Kade (86,19).................................... 2024,25 McIver, Ian (61)...................................................2019,20 McKim, Jay D. (35).......................................1978,79,80 McKinley, Mike (31).................................1987,89,90,91 McKinley, William............................................... 1920,21 McKinney, Prentice (29)........................................ 2015 McKinzie, Kobie (11)....................................2023,24,25 McLaughlin, John (69).......................................1971,72 McLaughlim, Mike (85)......................................1971,72 McMichel, Ken (12,17).............................1986,87,88,89 McNabb, Norman (65).........................1946,48,49,50 McNamara, Taylor (88)..................................... 2013,14 McPhail, Buck (41).........................................1950,51,52 McPhail, Gerald (48)......................................... 1954,55 McQuarters, Ed L. (64).............................. 1962,63,64

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McReynolds, Edwin C..............................................1910 McReynolds, Joe (1)...........................................1973,75 Meacham, Bill (19)...................................................1960 Meacham, Edgar............................................... 1911,12,13 Meacham, Randy (86,89)..........................1966,67,68 Mead, Bryan (38)................................. 2017,18,19,20,21 Mead, Jeffery (15)..................................... 2014,15,16,17 Mears, Gene (55)..........................................1952,53,54 Medice, Larry (62,67).................................1988,89,90 Medlock, Newt ........................................................ 1895 Meier, Carson (45).....................................2015,16,17,18 Meinhert, Lloyd........................................................ 1943 Melendez, Jaime H. (60).......................1973,75,76,77 Melson, Chris (8,17) ............................... 1988,89,90,91 Melson, Major (83)............................................2023,25 Mendenhall, Ken (50,69)............................1967,68,69 Mensik, Erik (88,69)..........................................2009,10 Merck, Eli (89)......................................................... 2025 Merkle, Fred.............................................1896,97,98,99 Merkle, Joe ..............................................1896,97,98,99 Merrell, Webber (77) ........................................1936,37 Messner, Chris (79)............................. 2003,04,05,06 Metcalf, L.A. “Butch” (75) ........................ 1962,63,64 Mettauer, McKade (72)....................................2022,23 Meyer, Clifford........................................................... 1915 Mickey, Joey (82)................................... 1989,90,91,92 Migliazzo, Paul (42).............................. 1983,84,85,86 Milburn, Glyn (5)..................................................... 1988 Mildren, Jack (11)...........................................1969,70,71 Mildren, Richard (48) .............................................1973 Millard, Trey (33)........................................ 2010,11,12,13 Miller, A.D. (13,12,5)...................................2015,16,18,19 Miller, Dejuan (24)...................................2008,09,10,11 Miller, Grayson (43)............................................... 2025 Miller, Jeff (57)...................................................1989,90 Miller, Jonathan (26).............................................2009 Miller, T.B.............................................................. 1933,34 Millington, Akim (69)............................................2004 Mills, Bus (21) ............................................... 1928,29,30 Mills, P.J. (4,17)........................................1992,93,94,95 Mills, Ron (36) .......................................................... 1981 Milstead, Jon (49)......................................... 1970,71,72 Milstead, Karl (63)........................................ 1959,60,61 Mims Jr., Marvin (17)....................................2020,21,22 Ming, Leslie L. ..........................................................1948 Miskovsky, John (75)...................................1933,34,35 Mitchel, Eric (1)....................................... 1985,86,87,88 Mitchell, Jack.................................................1946,47,48 Mitchell, Lance (10)....................................2002,03,04 Mittermeier, Quinn (73)................................ 2016,17,18 Mixon, Joe (25)................................................... 2015,16 Mobra, Joe (16).............................................1953,54,55 Monnett, Jim.....................................1902,03,04,05,06 Montgomery, Devin (27).......................................2016 Montgomery, Homer......................................1914,15,16 Montgomery, Sam.................................................... 1916 Mooney, Prentiss................................................1926,27 Moore, Billy Jack (64)................................. 1957,58,59 Moore, Brandon (46)..............................1997,98,99,01 Moore, Cordero (89).......................................2008,09 Moore, Derland (97) ..........................................1971,72 Moore, Eric (1,2,3)...................................1995,96,97,98 Moore, Frank (97) .................................................. 1979 Moore, Harry (55)........................................1948,49,50 Moore, Jerald (7,30)................................... 1993,94,95 Moore, John (93)................................................1925,26 Moore, Kirk (23) ...................................................... 1988 Moore, Obie (57).....................................1973,75,76,77 Moore, Sherrone (77)......................................2006,07 Mordecai, Tanner (15).............................................2019 Moreland, Matthew (37).................................2008,09 Morford, Clare E. (65)....................................... 1941,42 Morford, Robert B. (67).............................. 1957,58,59 Morford, R. Brent (94) ..........................................1960 Moriarty, Paul (64)............................................. 1991,92 Morris, Lee A., Jr. (84)............................................ 1985 Morris, Lee (84).................................................. 2018,19 Morris, Bill (63) ...................................... 1941,42,46,47 Morris, Chandler (4)..............................................2020 Morris, Cecil (74)..........................................1953,54,55 Morris, Dennit E. (51)...................................1955,56,57 Morris, Jamal (3)............................................... 2020,21 Morris, Lee (86,84)............................................ 2016,17 Morris, Max (75,95) ..........................................1958,60 Morris, Wanya (64)............................................2021,22 Morrison, C.E., “Ram”.............................1920,21,22,24 Morrison, Trey (6)................................................... 2022 Morter, Ray A. .....................................................1909,10 Morton, Don (59).................................................... 1975 Moses, James (89)...............................2002,03,04,05 Moss, William B.......................................................... 1911 Motley, Parnell (15,11)................................ 2016,17,18,19 Moyer, Greg (54,94)...............................................1996 Mozee, Jamar (43)........................................... 2000,01 Muhammad, Greg (50,69).............................. 1998,99 Mukes, Jordan (29)................................................. 2021 Mulac, John (64)............................................... 1996,97 Muldrow, Alvin......................................................... 1928 Muldrow, Hal..................................................1925,26,27 Mullen, John Daniel (58)............................. 1970,71,72 Mullen, Michael L. (62)...........................................1969 Mullen, Ray R. (45) ........................................... 1941,42 Mundschau, Reeves (46)................................2019,20

Munn, Jeff.................................................................. 1987 Munsey, J.S. (34).......................................... 1939,40,41 Murphy, Kevin (39).................................1981,82,83,85 Murray, Chris (57,56)...................................2020,21,22 Murray, DeMarco (7)............................. 2007,08,09,10 Murray, Kenneth (9)...................................... 2017,18,19 Murray, Kyler (1)...................................................2017,18 Murray, Richard (76)...............................1974,75,76,77 Musil, Marshall (32,20)...................................2010,11,12

N Nairn, James.............................................. 1908,09,10,11 Ndulue, Chuka (98)................................... 2011,12,13,14 Neal, Durron (5)......................................... 2012,13,14,15 Near, Konnor (42).................................................. 2023 Needs, Al.......................................................1945,48,50 Neely, Ralph E. (77).................................... 1962,63,64 Neher, Leroy (35)................................... 1941,42,46,47 Nelson, Chaz (99)................................................... 2013 Nelson, Corey (7,25).................................. 2010,11,12,13 Nelson, Derrick (67).............................................. 1996 Nelson, Don (41,60,45) ..........................................1957 Nelson, F. Wayne (18,28)....................................... 1967 Nelson, George N. (50) ........................................ 1954 Nelson, Jonathan (3)........................................2009,10 Nelson, John (83)....................................................1994 Nelson, Roger D.............................................1951,52,53 Nelson, Roy.............................................................. 1929 Nemecek, Vivian (95)...................................... 1934,35 Nesta, James (47).................................................. 2025 Nevel, Chase (88).................................................... 2018 Newland, Scott (81) ................................... 1982,83,84 Newton, Charles E. (98)....................................... 1968 Nichol, Keith (6).....................................................2007 Nicholson, Donte (8) ......................................2003,04 Nicholson, John (99) ............................................ 1970 Nimmo, John (5)...............................................2009,10 Nixon, Fred (11) .......................................1976,77,78,79 Nixon, Laenar (82).................................................2004 Noble, Daniel (93)...................................................2010 Nolan, Riley (66).....................................................2016 Noles, Dan M. (48,53) ...........................................1969 Nordgren, Geoffrey E. (19)..........................1969,70,71 Norman, Josh (3,30,31)....................... 1998,99,00,01 Norris, Granville T. .......................................1925,26,27 Northcutt, Ken (62).................................... 1954,55,57 Norwood, Pete (17) ................................................ 1992 Norwood, Tre (13).........................................2017,18,20 Nwaiwu, Febechi (54).................................... 2024,25

O O’Gara, Bill (54,64,68)...................................... 1977,78 O’Grady, Kevin................................................... 1969,70 O’Hara, Patrick (43)..................................2009,10,11,12 O’Neal, Benton (19)................................................ 1958 O’Neal, Jay (17).............................................1954,55,56 O’Neal, Matt (60).............................................. 1998,99 O’Neal, Pat (35).......................................1951,52,53,54 O’Neal, Preston, Jr............................................. 1953,54 O’Neal, Robert (36)................................................ 1992 O’Shaughnessy, Steve (18).........................1969,70,71 Oatts, Paul (55) ..................................................... 1993 Odom, Brian (24) .................................................. 2001 Ogilive, Frank A.......................................................1920 Okoronkwo, Ogbonnia (82,31)............... 2014,15,16,17 Okoye, Danny (16).................................................. 2025 Omosigho, Sammy (24,7).........................2023,24,25 Onuoha, Mike (84).................................................. 2012 Onyenegecha, Chijioke (22)..........................2004,05 Orendorff, Bill (64)................................................. 1972 Orr, Charles ............................................................... 1912 Orr, Ellis................................................................ 1928,29 Orso-Bacchus, Dwayne (99)................................ 2015 Ott, Jaydn (0).......................................................... 2025 Oubre, Louis (66).........................................1978,79,80 Oujesky, Joseph B. (68).......................1954,55,56,57 Ousley, Scott (44)..............................................1997,98 Overstreet, David (22).......................... 1977,78,79,80 Overton, Marquise (98)............................2015,17,18,19 Overton, Milton (63,74,94)..................1992,93,94,95 Owens, Jameel (4).................................................2008 Owens, Jim...............................................1946,47,48,49 Owens, Roger Ray (36)......................................... 1976 Owens, Roy (11)....................................................... 1983 Owens, Steve (36).......................................1967,68,69 Owens, Tinker (11)................................... 1972,73,74,75 Ozaeta, Heath (77).......................................... 2024,25 Ozumba, Chike (62).................................. 2000,01,02

P Paaso, Dick (79)...........................................1966,67,68 Pace, Bobby W............................................. 1962,63,64 Pace, Harrison W. ...................................................1950 Page, Bobby (18)......................................... 1962,63,64 Page, G. Robert (17)............................... 1957,58,59,61 Page, Harland........................................................... 1934 Paine, Charles W. ....................................................1949 Paine, Homer.................................................1946,47,48 Pair, Gaylengburn, Sam L...................................... 1926 Pannell, Larry (66,69,94)...................................... 1962

history

LETTERWINNERS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS Pannell, Tommy (19)................................... 1963,64,65 Pannell, William (56).............................................. 1962 Pansze, Art (3)..............................................1932,33,34 Pansze, William N. (2,11)..............................1931,32,33 Panter, Adam (64)................................................ 2003 Panter, Ben (67) ....................................1998,99,00,01 Parham, Duncan (82) ...................................... 1986,87 Parker, Daniel (22)................................................. 2022 Parker, De’Mond (33,48)............................1996,97,98 Parker, James (42,87)..................................... 1960,62 Parker, Jordan (3,9,1).....................................2016,18,19 Parker, Kenneth W. .....................................1947,48,49 Parker, Paul (62,63,96) ...............................1981,82,83 Parker, Steven (11,10)................................ 2014,15,16,17 Parks, Aaryn (55)................................................... 2022 Parks, Edward Mickey (98) .............................1934,37 Parks, Jerry (58)...................................................... 1988 Parrish, George................................................. 1933,34 Parsons, Hillard, Jr. ................................................. 1943 Patrick, Allen (23)......................................2005,06,07 Patterson, William A.........................................1922,24 Paul, Byron (27)............................................1978,79,80 Paul, Harold (71)...................................................... 1971 Paulsen, Jesse (42)............................................ 2010,12 Payne, James H. (67,78).............................1959,62,63 Payne, Jerry (55).......................................... 1957,58,59 Payne, Ron (86).................................................. 1959,61 Peacock, Elvis (4)....................................1974,75,76,77 Pearce, Joe (41)............................................1967,68,69 Pearson, Douglas B. (12)........................................1974 Pearson, Lindell.................................................1948,49 Pearson, Reggie (21)............................................. 2023 Pearson, Tom (80) ................................................. 1954 Peddycoat, Dick.......................................................1944 Pegues, Rod (4,14)..................................1978,80,81,82 Pellow, Johnny (11)....................................... 1956,57,58 Pena, Tony III (87) .................................................. 1992 Pendleton, Carl (68)................................. 2004,05,06 Pennick, James.............................................1922,23,24 Penny, JaJuan (85,89)..........................1992,93,94,95 Peoples, Ryan (43)................................................2020 Peoples, Will (29)..................................2001,02,03,04 Perine, Samaje (32).......................................2014,15,16 Perini, Dale (84,92)............................................1960,61 Perkins, Antonio (4,28).......................2001,02,03,04 Perkins, Ronnie (7)...................................... 2018,19,20 Perry, Ed*.......................................................... No dates Perry, Fred ................................................................ 1895 Perry, Leon (2) ...................................... 1985,86,88,89 Perryman, A.G. (89) .............................................. 1970 Peters, Tony L. (16)............................................ 1973,74 Peters, Karl (15,19) .................................................. 1979 Peters, Terry (16) ......................................... 1975,76,77 Peters, Tyrell (23,45)........................... 1993,94,95,96 Peters, Zarek (73,81,94) ....................................... 1989 Peterson, Adrian (28).............................. 2004,05,06 Peterson, Torrea (94)................................ 2011,12,13,14 Pettaway, Jaquaize (17)........................................ 2023 Pettibone, Jerry (20).............................................. 1961 Pfrimmer, Don (43)............................................1967,68 Phebus, Wright (67).............................................. 1938 Phelps, Kelly (7)....................................... 1978,79,81,82 Philips, Leon C. ......................................................... 1915 Philips, Marland....................................................... 1928 Philips, Martin............................................................1927 Phillips, Anthony (68)........................... 1985,86,87,88 Phillips, Forb L. 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(36,41) .............................1966 Pittman, Andre (60,70)......................................... 1998 Plaster, Josh (36)............................................. 2023,24 Pleasant, Demarrio (51)..................... 2004,05,06,07 Pleasant, Ian (49).............................................2006,07 Pledger, T.J. (22)........................................... 2018,19,20 Porkorny, Charles D................................................ 1922 Pomeroy, Gary (45).......................................... 1982,83 Pool, Brodney (23,40)..............................2002,03,04 Pope, Eric (63) ...................................... 1982,83,84,85 Pope, Kenith (28).......................................... 1971,72,73 Porter, Jack D. (74)................................1966,67,68,69 Porterfield, John L. (82).................................. 1962,63 Poslick, Joe (65,94).................................... 1965,66,67 Poteat, Jowahn (21,29).......................2002,03,04,05 Potter, Byron (42)................................................... 1939 Potters, Gary (85)....................................................1975 Potts, Frank. ........................................................1925,26 Powell, Joe (3)..................................................... 2010,11 Powell, Raymond R.................................1949,51,52,53 Powell, Roland (72)................................................ 1956 Powers, Ben (72)............................................ 2016,17,18 Powers, Clyde J. (29)................................... 1971,72,73 Powers III, Reggie (13).................................... 2024,25 Poynor, Ben (88)..........................................1933,34,35 Preston, Gene........................................................... 1945 Price, Harry.................................................... 1906,07,10 Price, King................................................................. 1923

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Q Qualls, Albert (81).........................................1969,70,71 Quick, Michiah (16)........................................2014,15,16 Quinn, J.D. (63).......................................................2005

R Radcliffe, Earle.............................................. 1907,08,10 Radley-Hiles, Brendan (44)....................... 2018,19,20 Ragins, Zion (81)..................................................... 2024 Raley, John................................................................ 1979 Rambo, Charleston (14).............................. 2018,19,20 Randolph, John (87).............................................. 1976 Randolph, Tim (58,85)................................ 1981,83,84 Rankins, Jejuan (17,3) .........................2002,03,04,05 Rapacz, John J. (47)......................................... 1946,47 Rasheed, Kenyon (33).......................... 1989,90,91,92 Ratterree, Trent (47)..............................2008,09,10,11 Rattler, Spencer (7).......................................... 2020,21 Ray, Darrol (3)..........................................1976,77,78,79 Ray, John.................................................................. 1898 Ray, Terry (4,19)...................................... 1988,89,90,91 Rayburn, Tony (35)............................... 1983,84,85,86 Rayl, Brett (59).................................................2004,05 Raym, Andrew (73)...............................2020,21,22,23 Rector, Joe D. (80)....................................... 1956,57,58 Reddell, Brad (84)................................. 1989,90,91,92 Reddell, John C (7).......................................1950,51,52 Redmond, Jalen (31)....................................2019,21,22 Reed, Darrell (40) .................................1984,85,86,87 Reed, Richard (51,96)....................................... 1984,85 Reeds, Artie..............................................................1909 Reeds, Chester...................................................1904,05 Reeds, Clarence.......................................................1904 Reeds, Claude E. ......................................... 1910,11,12,13 Reese, Jerry (27).......................................... 1974,75,76 Reeves, Matt (42,99).............................................. 1998 Reilly, Mike (41,50)....................................... 1977,79,80 Remy, William E. .....................................................1949 Rentie, Caesar (77)................................1984,85,86,87 Rentzel, Lance (38).................................... 1962,63,64 Resler, Jeff (71)....................................... 1991,92,93,94 Reynolds, Jaz (16)......................................... 2009,11,13 Reynolds, Ryan (8)..............................2005,07,08,09 Reynolds, Tanner (52)......................................1999,00 Rhodes, Roy.............................................................. 1945 Rhodes, Steve (24)................................ 1976,77,78,80 Rhymes, George (4).............................. 1980,81,83,84 Rhynes, Gary (42)....................................................1972 Rice, Jacob (68)...................................2002,03,04,05 Richardson, Joe A.................................................. 1945 Richardson, Ramon (91) .................................1999,00 Riddley, Steve (37)..................................................1996 Rideau, Rodney (45,47).......................1996,97,98,99 Riley, James (61,71).....................................1964,65,66 Ringer, Mike (15).......................................... 1963,64,65 Ripkowski, Aaron (48).............................. 2011,12,13,14 Ripley, J.M. “Mickey” (16).....................1967,68,69,70 Risinger, R.L. ............................................................ 1895 Roach, Larry (26).......................................... 1970,71,72 Roberson, Broderick (62).................... 1991,92,93,94 Roberson, Kori (92).......................................... 2020,21

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S Salmon, Don E. (39)...............................................1960 Samia, Dru (75)...........................................2015,16,17,18 Sanchez, Zack (15).........................................2013,14,15 Sandefer, J.D. “Jakie” III (27)..................... 1956,57,58 Sandell, Tate (29)................................................... 2025 Sanders, Jerry (45).................................1978,80,81,82 Sandersfield, Melvin (25,41)................ 1959,60,61,62 Santee, Jack H (27).............................................1951,52 Santee, Robert P (27)............................................ 1954 Sarratt, Charles.................................................. 1946,47 Sategna III, Isaiah (5)............................................ 2025 Saunders, Jalen (8).............................................2012,13 Saunders, Thomas W. (70,91).................... 1970,71,72 Savage, Antwone (6)............................1999,00,01,02 Savage, Dionte (77)........................................... 2013,14

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(86) ................................................. 1967 Shankle, William (8).................................... 1991,92,94 Shanks, Patrick (51)........................................... 1941,42 Shannon, Frank (20).....................................2012,13,15 Sharp, Basil.........................................................1944,45 Sharpe, Louis (70) ...................................... 1939,40,41 Shaw, Clinton............................................................. 1917 Shaw, Derek (52)........................................2006,07,08 Shead, Adam (74)...................................... 2011,12,13,14 Shearer, Clifton........................................................ 1928 Shelby, Brandon (4,5) .........................2001,02,03,04 Shelley, John A. 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LETTERWINNERS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES Smith, Michael G.......................................................1973 Smith, Norman W. (16).............................. 1962,63,64 Smith, Pete (90) ..........................................1935,36,37 Smith, Ray................................................................. 1897 Smith, Reggie (1)........................................2005,06,07 Smith, Todd (37).......................................... 1983,84,85 Smith, Travian (36)............................... 1994,95,96,97 Smith, Trent (88)....................................1999,00,01,02 Smitherman, Don (24)............................... 1986,88,89 Smoot, Roy.................................................1918,19,20,21 Snell, Ernest B. (36,41)...................................... 1930,31 Snodgress, M.H........................................................ 1925 Snyder, Jakeb (80)................................................ 2025 Soloman, DeMario (34)......................................... 1998 Songy, Darrell (16) ......................................1979,80,82 Sparkman, Homer (71) ....................................1943,44 Sparks, Keith (29,61).................................. 1993,94,95 Spears, Roy A. .................................................. 1911,12,13 Spears-Jennings, Robert (3).............. 2022,23,24,25 Speegle, Cliff (24)....................................... 1938,39,40 Spence, Armand (47)..................................1997,98,99 Spencer, Mike (51)....................................................1975 Spottswood, Ed (42).............................................. 1938 St. John, Josiah (55).......................................... 2014,15 Stacy, James (35) ........................................1932,33,34 Stacy, Ronnie Lee (78,96).................................1970,71 Stafford, Anthony (25) ........................ 1985,86,87,88 Stahl, William ........................................................... 1921 Stamps, Harry, Jr. (76)..........................1992,93,94,95 Stanberry, Keith (19) .............................1981,82,83,84 Stanley, Raymond (28).................................... 1929,30 Staton, Devin (85)............................................. 2020,21 Steele, David A. (89,90) .......................................1969 Steele, Jack (44)..........................................1940,41,42 Steffen, Roger (9,51)..................................1998,99,00 Steinberger, Clinton C. .....................................1922,23 Steinbock, Delmar (35)................................... 1934,35 Steines, William (36) ............................................. 1992 Stell, Damon (27) ..................................1984,85,87,88 Stensrud, Bruce (17) ...................................1967,68,69 Stephens, Cedric (7,22) .......................1995,96,97,98 Stephens, Darren (25)..........................................2004 Stephens, Sam (50)........................................... 1941,42 Stephenson, Donald (59)............................ 2008,10,11 Stephenson, Robert L. 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(17) ............................................... 1930,31 Stoia, Sam (56)........................................................1984 Stokes, George (79).....................................1961,62,63 Stokes, LaRon (96)...................................... 2019,20,21 Stokes, Ricky (46)...............................................1971,73 Stone, Clifford O., Jr................................................ 1945 Stone, David (0)............................................... 2024,25 Stoops, Drake (12).............................2019,20,21,22,23 Stover, Albert.....................................................1944,45 Stover, Robert L.......................................................1944 Strait, Derrick (2).................................. 2000,01,02,03 Striker, Eric (19)......................................... 2012,13,14,15 Stripling, Marcus (33).......................2019,20,21,22,23 Strong, Fred (81)....................................................2006 Strong, Markus (99).............................................. 2025 Strouvelle, C.E.......................................................... 1922 Struck, Mike (92)........................................... 1971,72,73 Sturch, John (88) ..................................................2002 Sturm, Bill (11)........................................................... 1955 Stutsman, Danny (28)........................... 2021,22,23,24 Sullivan, David (68).................................................1974 Sullivan, Glenn (9,11)......................................... 1986,87 Sumlin, Jackson (31)............................................... 2021 Sumpter, R.O. “Bob”............................................... 1926 Sunderland, Will (21)......................................... 2015,16 Suntrup, Tom (46)...................................................1977 Sutton, Anthony P (4). ..........................................1974 Sutton, Marcelias (21).........................................2017,18 Swank, Floyd ...........................................................1905 Swanson, Garry F. 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T Tabor, Paul (73)..............................................1977,78,79 Tabor, Phil (74)......................................... 1975,76,77,78 Talbott, George V.....................................................1957 Tallchief, Tom ........................................................... 1945 Tanner, Barron (76,92) .............................. 1994,95,96 Tapper, Charles (91).................................. 2012,13,14,15 Tarlton, Stephen F. (61) ............................. 1968,69,70 Tarquin, Michael (70)............................................ 2024

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Tate, Larry Wayne (94)...........................................1974 Tate, Mitch (96)........................................................ 2015 Taton, Bruce (5) ............................................1977,78,79 Tatum, John E. (50,64)............................... 1960,61,62 Tatum, Taylor (8).................................................... 2024 Tawwater, Ben (64)...............................................2020 Taylor, Adrian (86)................................ 2007,08,09,10 Taylor, Ben (17) ............................................1925,26,27 Taylor, Fenton..................................................... 1928,29 Taylor, Jake (79)..................................................... 2022 Taylor, Jim (67)..............................................1972,73,74 Taylor, L. Geary (34,40) ......................................... 1961 Taylor, Londell (31)............................................. 2013,14 Taylor, Otis (11) ....................................... 1989,90,91,92 Taylor, Sherwood A. (31).............................1977,78,79 Taylor, Stanvon (6)....................................2013,14,15,16 Tease, Myles (87).................................................2017,18 Teel, Charles (33,47).......................................... 1930,31 Teeter, George Howard (77)...................... 1938,40,41 Tennell, Adron (80).............................2006,07,08,09 Tennyson, Dewey (28,94)..........................1932,34,35 Terrell, David (19).................................................... 1967 Terry, Da'Jon (95)............................................. 2023,24 Terry, Jon-Michael (40).......................... 2017,18,19,20 Thatcher, J.T. 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(81) ..................................1954,55,56 Tippens, Trey (88) ................................. 1989,90,91,92 Tipps, Ken.......................................................1947,48,49 Titsworth, John (69,78)..............................1966,67,68 Todd, Dallis (19)....................................................... 2015 Todd, Nelson Page (71)..................................... 1969,71 Tolbert, James R. ..................................................... 1916 Toney, Chris (39,42)................................................2001 Townsend, Dan (39)........................................2003,04 Travis, Reese (55,66,70)...................................... 2000 Tribby, Floyd.............................................................. 1912 Trice, Marcus (13)...............................................2009,10 Trotter, Jess....................................................1946,47,48 Truesdell, George..............................................1905,06 Truitt, John (41).................................................. 1981,83 Tubbs, Jerry (53)..........................................1954,55,56 Tucker, Josh (61) ................................................... 2000 Tupper, Jeff (78,91)................................1982,83,84,85 Turk, Michael (37)...............................................2021,22 Turner, Richard (96).............................. 1977,78,79,80 Turner-Yell, Delarrin (32)........................2018,19,20,21 Tyler, Claude.............................................................. 1919 Tyler, George..............................................1918,19,20,21 Tyree, James E. 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U Ugwoegbu, David (34,2).......................2019,20,21,22 Uhles, Jaxon (44)...........................................2015,16,17 Uhles, Ric (52)................................................1981,82,85 Ulrich, Jacob (87)................................................... 2025 Unruh, Dean (60) ......................................... 1970,71,72

V Vachon, Mike (92)............................................. 1966,67 Vallance, Chad Y. (65) ............................................ 1941 Valora, Forrest (82) .............................. 1977,78,79,80 Van Burkleo, Bill (15)............................................... 1961 Van Camp, Eric (31)......................................1973,74,75 Van Keirsbilck, Mark (76) ....................1986,87,88,89 Van Osdol, Scott (31).............................................. 1979 Van Pool, Jack (15)..............................................1951,53 Vardeman, Barry (39)............................................ 1998

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W Wade, Jordan (93)....................................2013,14,15,16 Waggoner, Roy.......................................... 1904,05,06 Waggoner, F.E. “Gene”.......................................... 1929 Wagoner, Jasaiah (23).......................................... 2023 Walker, Ab D. (1,10)............................................ 1930,31 Walker, Barrion (3)............................................. 1980,81 Walker, Barth P. (76)....................................1935,36,37 Walker, Brandon (73)................................2006,07,08 Walker, Brey (70)....................................2019,20,21,22 Walker, Brynden (30)....................................... 2020,21 Walker, Casey (53)..........................................2010,11,12 Walker, Charles (97).......................................... 2014,15 Walker, Darnell (28) .................................... 1990,91,92 Walker, Kani (26).........................................2022,23,24 Walker, Marcus (24)............................ 2004,05,06,07 Walker, Tawee (29)...........................................2022,23 Walker, Wade (60).................................1946,47,48,49 Wallace, Dave (17)............................................. 1946,47 Wallace, Polly................................................1924,25,26 Wallace, Randy (50,90)....................... 1988,89,90,91 Walling, Vernon........................................... 1906,07,08 Walrond Jr., George A. (98) ...........................1976,77 Wantland, C.W. .................................................. 1907,08 Ward, Allen (28)...................................................... 1982 Ward, Bob ........................................................... 1957,58 Ward, D.J. (87)........................................... 2014,15,16,17 Ward, Dennis (61,71,78) ................................... 1961,62 Ward, Jeffery C. (61).......................................... 1977,78 Ward, Paul ..................................................... 1926,27,28 Ward, Stanley (82) ................................................. 1958 Warmack, Bob (11).......................................1966,67,68 Warner, Bobby (16).................................................1994 Warren, Corey (2).................................. 1990,91,92,93 Warren, Guy (11,15) ........................................... 1929,30 Washington, Bryson (15)....................................... 2021 Washington, Joe (24)............................ 1972,73,74,75 Washington, R.J. (91)...............................2009,10,11,12 Washington, Woodi (0,5).............. 2020,21,22,23,24 Waters, Ron L. (35,44).................................1972,73,74 Watkins, Chris (74).................................................. 1991 Watkins, Smith (16,40)........................................... 1931 Watson, Johnny A. (76)............................. 1968,69,70 Watts, Bennett (15)......................................1957,59,60 Watts, Bill (69,71).................................................... 1959 Watts, Elbert (15) .................................................... 1981 Watts, J.C. (1,19) ...........................................1978,79,80 Way, Tress (36)..........................................2009,10,11,12 Wease, Theo (10)........................................ 2019,20,22 Weatherall, James (71)......................... 1948,49,50,51 Webb, Jackson (88)...............................................2019 Webb, Terry D. (66) .....................................1973,74,75 Weddington, Darrell (30,87) ...............................1984 Weddington, Mike (88).........................1979,80,81,82 Weedn, Henry........................................................1911,12 Wein, Taylor (44).............................................. 2024,25 Welch, Austin (95)................................................. 2025 Welch, Tim (45) ............................................ 1971,72,73 Wells, Ben D. (71) ................................................... 1958 Wesley, Maylon (5,31)............................1992,93,94,95 West, John .........................................................1944,45 West, Stanley B.......................................1946,47,48,49 West, Trevon (19).........................................2020,21,22 Westbrook, Dede (11)........................................ 2015,16 Weté, Joseph (45).................................................2020 Wetherbee, Phillip L. (63,70) .............................. 1965 Whaley, Dominique (31).....................................2011,12 Whaley, Steve (18,57).................................. 1979,80,81 Wheeler, Gordon (88,97)...................................... 1967 Wheeler, J.W. (79)........................................1933,34,35 Whisenant, John B................................................... 1916 White, Billy (50,73)...................................... 1959,60,61 White, Brad (76).......................................................1973 White, C. Lazelle...........................................1922,23,24 White, DaShaun (23).........................2018,19,20,21,22 White, Derrick (14).................................1984,85,86,87 White, Jason (18) .......................... 2000,01,02,03,04 White, Phil E................................................... 1918,19,20 White, Terrance (13)..............................1995,96,97,98 Whited, Marvin (21) .................................... 1939,40,41 Whitson, Carter (81)........................................2008,09 Whitter, Shane (35,13).................................2020,21,23 Whittington, Claude L. (21,43) .................1931,32,33 Wickersham, Taylor (61) ..................... 1994,95,96,97 Wilcox, John............................................................. 1923 Wilhelm, George (55) ................................ 1937,38,39 Wilhite, Otto ............................................................1909

Wilkerson, Jimmy (45)............................. 2000,01,02 Wilkins, Greg (90)................................................... 1991 Williams, Alex (78).................................................2008 Williams, Brandon (23)........................................... 2011 Williams, Caleb (13)................................................ 2021 Williams, Charles A. 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Z Zabel, Steve (82)..........................................1967,68,69 Zaslaw, Dane (45)............................................2006,07

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u DE R Mason Thomas (2nd round)

u S Robert Spears-Jennings (7th round)

u G Febechi Nwaiwu (4th round)

u TE Jaren Kanak (7th round)

2026 (7) Pos. Team Rd. Pick R Mason Thomas................... DE...................... Kansas City........................2nd....................40th Febechi Nwaiwu.................... G......................... Houston.............................. 4th.................. 106th Gracen Halton........................ DT....................... San Francisco.................... 4th...................107th Kendal Daniels....................... LB....................... Atlanta................................. 4th...................134th Robert Spears-Jennings..... S......................... Pittsburgh...........................7th..................224th Jaren Kanak............................ TE....................... Tennessee............................7th..................225th Deion Burks............................ WR..................... Indianapolis........................7th..................254th 2025 (2) Danny Stutsman.................... LB....................... New Orleans...................... 4th....................112th Billy Bowman Jr. ................... S......................... Atlanta................................. 4th....................118th 2024 (3) Tyler Guyton........................... OT...................... Dallas..................................... 1st.................... 29th Walter Rouse.......................... OT...................... Minnesota............................6th...................177th Jonah Laulu............................ DL....................... Indianapolis........................7th..................234th 2023 (5) Anton Harrison...................... OT...................... Jacksonville......................... 1st.................... 27th Marvin Mims Jr....................... WR..................... Denver.................................2nd.................... 63rd Wanya Morris......................... OT...................... Kansas City.........................3rd................... 92nd Eric Gray.................................. RB...................... New York Giants................5th..................172nd Brayden Willis........................ TE....................... San Francisco.....................7th..................247th 2022 (7) Nik Bonitto.............................. OLB.................... Denver.................................2nd....................64th Brian Asamoah...................... LB....................... Minnesota............................3rd....................66th Perrion Winfrey..................... DT....................... Cleveland............................ 4th.................. 108th Delarrin Turner-Yell............... S......................... Denver..................................5th..................152nd Michael Woods II................... WR..................... Cleveland.............................6th.................202nd Isaiah Thomas........................ DE...................... Cleveland.............................7th..................223rd Marquis Hayes........................ G......................... Arizona.................................7th.................. 257th 2021 (5) Creed Humphrey................... C......................... Kansas City........................2nd.................... 63rd Ronnie Perkins....................... DE...................... New England......................3rd....................96th Rhamondre Stevenson........ RB...................... New England..................... 4th.................. 120th Tre Brown................................ CB...................... Seattle................................. 4th...................137th Tre Norwood........................... DB...................... Pittsburgh...........................7th..................245th 2020 (4) CeeDee Lamb......................... WR..................... Dallas..................................... 1st..................... 17th Kenneth Murray..................... LB....................... Los Angeles Chargers....... 1st.................... 23rd Jalen Hurts.............................. QB...................... Philadelphia.......................2nd.................... 53rd Neville Gallimore................... DL....................... Dallas....................................3rd................... 82nd

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2019 (8) Pos. Team Rd. Pick Kyler Murray QB Arizona 1st 1st Marquise Brown..................... WR..................... Baltimore.............................. 1st.................... 25th Cody Ford............................... OT...................... Buffalo.................................2nd.................... 38th Bobby Evans........................... OT...................... Los Angeles Rams.............3rd.................... 97th Dru Samia................................ G......................... Minnesota............................3rd....................114th Ben Powers............................. G......................... Baltimore............................ 4th...................123rd Austin Seibert........................ PK....................... Cleveland.............................5th...................170th Rodney Anderson................. RB...................... Cincinnati.............................6th....................211th 2018 (4) Baker Mayfield QB Cleveland 1st 1st Orlando Brown...................... OT...................... Baltimore.............................3rd.................... 83rd Mark Andrews........................ TE....................... Baltimore.............................3rd....................86th Ogbonnia Okoronkwo......... LB....................... Los Angeles Rams.............5th.................. 160th 2017 (4) Joe Mixon................................ RB...................... Cincinnati............................2nd....................48th Dede Westbrook................... WR..................... Jacksonville....................... 4th................... 110th Samaje Perine........................ RB...................... Washington........................ 4th....................114th Jordan Evans.......................... LB....................... Cincinnati.............................6th...................193rd 2016 (4) Sterling Shepard.................... WR..................... New York Giants...............2nd....................40th Charles Tapper....................... DE...................... Dallas....................................3rd....................101st Zack Sanchez......................... CB...................... Carolina................................5th.................... 141st Devante Bond........................ LB....................... Tampa Bay..........................6th...................183rd 2015 (6) Jordan Phillips........................ NT...................... Miami...................................2nd................... 52nd Geneo Grissom...................... DE...................... New England......................3rd.................... 97th Daryl Williams........................ OT...................... Carolina............................... 4th..................102nd Blake Bell................................. TE....................... San Francisco.................... 4th....................117th Tyrus Thompson.................... OT...................... Minnesota............................6th...................185th Aaron Ripkowski................... FB....................... Green Bay............................6th................. 206th 2014 (4) Jalen Saunders...................... WR..................... New York Jets................... 4th.................. 104th Aaron Colvin........................... CB...................... Jacksonville....................... 4th....................114th Corey Nelson.......................... LB....................... Denver..................................7th.................242nd Trey Millard.............................. FB....................... San Francisco.....................7th..................245th 2013 (6) Lane Johnson......................... OT...................... Philadelphia......................... 1st...................... 4th Landry Jones.......................... QB...................... Pittsburgh.......................... 4th....................115th Kenny Stills............................. WR..................... New Orleans.......................5th.................. 144th Justin Brown........................... WR..................... Pittsburgh...........................6th...................186th Stacy McGee........................... DT....................... Oakland................................6th..................205th David King............................... DE...................... Philadelphia........................7th..................239th

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2005 (10) Pos. Team Rd. Pick Jammal Brown....................... OT...................... New Orleans........................ 1st..................... 15th Mark Clayton.......................... WR..................... Baltimore.............................. 1st................... 22nd Brodney Pool.......................... S......................... Cleveland............................2nd.................... 34th Mark Bradley.......................... WR..................... Chicago...............................2nd.................... 39th Dan Cody................................. DE...................... Baltimore............................2nd.................... 53rd Brandon Jones....................... WR..................... Tennessee............................3rd....................96th Antonio Perkins..................... CB...................... Cleveland............................ 4th.................. 103rd Donte Nicholson.................... S......................... Tampa Bay..........................5th.................... 141st Lance Mitchell........................ LB....................... Arizona.................................5th...................168th Wes Sims................................. G......................... San Diego............................6th...................177th 2004 (3) Tommie Harris........................ DT....................... Chicago................................. 1st.....................14th Teddy Lehman....................... LB....................... Detroit.................................2nd.................... 37th Derrick Strait.......................... CB...................... New York Jets....................3rd.................... 76th 2003 (4) Andre Woolfolk..................... CB...................... Tennessee............................. 1st.................... 28th Quentin Griffin....................... RB...................... Denver................................. 4th.................. 108th Jimmy Wilkerson................... DE...................... Kansas City.........................6th...................189th Trent Smith............................. TE....................... Baltimore.............................7th..................223rd 2002 (2) Roy Williams........................... S......................... Dallas..................................... 1st.......................8th Rocky Calmus......................... LB....................... Tennessee............................3rd.................... 77th 2001 (2) Torrance Marshall.................. LB....................... Green Bay............................3rd................... 72nd Josh Heupel............................ QB...................... Miami....................................6th...................177th 2000 (2) Stockar McDougle................. OT...................... Detroit................................... 1st....................20th William Bartee....................... CB...................... Kansas City........................2nd....................54th

2012 (7) Pos. Team Rd. Pick Ryan Broyles........................... WR..................... Detroit.................................2nd....................54th Donald Stephenson.............. OT...................... Kansas City.........................3rd.................... 74th Jamell Fleming...................... CB...................... Arizona.................................3rd....................80th Frank Alexander.................... DE...................... Carolina............................... 4th.................. 103rd Ronnell Lewis......................... DE...................... Detroit................................. 4th...................125th James Hanna.......................... TE....................... Dallas....................................6th...................186th Travis Lewis............................. LB....................... Detroit..................................7th..................223rd 2011 (4) DeMarco Murray.................... RB...................... Dallas....................................3rd......................71st Quinton Carter....................... S......................... Denver................................. 4th.................. 108th Jonathan Nelson................... DB...................... St. Louis...............................7th..................229th Jeremy Beal............................ DE...................... Denver..................................7th..................247th 2010 (7) Sam Bradford......................... QB...................... St. Louis................................ 1st........................ 1st Gerald McCoy......................... DT....................... Tampa Bay........................... 1st.......................3rd Trent Williams........................ OT...................... Washington.......................... 1st...................... 4th Jermaine Gresham................ TE....................... Cincinnati.............................. 1st......................21st Keenan Clayton..................... LB....................... Philadelphia....................... 4th.................... 121st Dominique Franks................. DB...................... Atlanta..................................5th...................135th Brody Eldridge....................... TE....................... Indianapolis........................5th..................162nd 2009 (5) Phil Loadholt.......................... OT...................... Minnesota...........................2nd....................54th Juaquin Iglesias..................... WR..................... Chicago................................3rd....................99th Nic Harris................................. LB....................... Buffalo..................................5th...................147th Duke Robinson....................... G......................... Carolina................................5th...................163rd Manuel Johnson.................... WR..................... Dallas....................................7th..................229th 2008 (4) Curtis Lofton........................... LB....................... Atlanta.................................2nd.................... 37th Malcolm Kelly......................... WR..................... Washington........................2nd......................51st Reggie Smith.......................... CB...................... San Francisco.....................3rd.................... 75th Allen Patrick........................... RB...................... Baltimore.............................7th................. 240th 2007 (3) Adrian Peterson..................... RB...................... Minnesota............................. 1st.......................7th Rufus Alexander.................... LB ...................... Minnesota............................6th...................176th C.J. Ah You.............................. DE...................... Buffalo..................................7th..................239th 2006 (6) Davin Joseph.......................... G......................... Tampa Bay........................... 1st.................... 23rd Chris Chester.......................... C......................... Baltimore............................2nd.................... 56th Dusty Dvoracek..................... DT....................... Chicago................................3rd.................... 73rd Travis Wilson.......................... WR..................... Cleveland.............................3rd.................... 78th Clint Ingram............................ LB....................... Jacksonville........................3rd....................80th J.D. Runnels............................ FB....................... Chicago................................6th...................195th

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1999 (3) Jermaine Fazande................. RB...................... San Diego...........................2nd....................60th De’Mond Parker..................... RB...................... Green Bay............................5th...................159th Kelly Gregg............................. DT....................... Cincinnati.............................6th...................173rd 1998 (4) Stephen Alexander............... TE....................... Washington........................2nd....................48th Martin Chase........................... DT....................... Baltimore.............................5th...................124th Travian Smith......................... LB....................... Oakland................................5th..................152nd Sammy Williams.................... OT...................... Baltimore.............................6th.................. 164th 1997 (2) Barron Tanner......................... DL....................... Miami....................................5th...................149th Rod Manuel............................. DL....................... Pittsburgh...........................6th...................199th 1996 (6) Cedric Jones........................... DE...................... New York Giants................. 1st.......................5th Jerald Moore........................... RB...................... St. Louis...............................3rd.................... 83rd Darrius Johnson.................... CB...................... Denver................................. 4th..................122nd Harry Stamps......................... OT...................... Arizona.................................5th.................... 161st Wendell Davis........................ CB...................... Dallas....................................6th..................207th J.R. Conrad.............................. OT...................... New England......................7th..................247th 1994 (2) Aubrey Beavers..................... LB....................... Miami...................................2nd....................54th Rickey Brady........................... TE....................... Los Angeles Rams.............6th...................167th 1993 (2) Darnell Walker........................ DB...................... Atlanta..................................7th...................178th Joey Mickey............................ TE....................... Philadelphia........................7th.................. 190th 1992 (9) Joe Bowden............................ LB....................... Houston...............................5th...................133rd Brian Brauninger................... OT...................... Phoenix................................6th.................. 146th Mike Gaddis............................ DB...................... Minnesota............................6th..................152nd Stacey Dillard......................... DT....................... New York Giants................6th...................153rd Terry Ray................................. DB...................... Atlanta..................................6th...................158th Jason Belser........................... DB...................... Indianapolis........................8th...................197th Corey Mayfield....................... DE...................... San Francisco...................10th..................269th Brandon Houston.................. OT...................... Philadelphia...................... 12th..................326th Chris Wilson............................ LB....................... Chicago.............................. 12th................... 331st 1991 (5) Adrian Cooper TE Pittsburgh 4th 103rd James Goode......................... LB....................... Atlanta..................................5th....................114th Frank Blevins.......................... LB....................... Green Bay............................7th...................169th Scott Evans............................. DT....................... Phoenix................................8th................. 209th Tom Backes............................. DE...................... Chicago..............................10th................. 272nd

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1984 (7) Pos. Team Rd. Pick Rick Bryan............................... DT....................... Atlanta................................... 1st...................... 9th Jackie Shipp........................... LB....................... Miami..................................... 1st.....................14th Dwight Drane*....................... DB...................... Buffalo................................... 1st.....................14th Bob Slater................................ DT....................... Washington........................2nd......................31st Scott Case............................... DB...................... Atlanta.................................2nd................... 32nd Thomas Benson..................... LB....................... Atlanta.................................2nd.................... 36th Paul Parker.............................. G......................... St. Louis............................. 12th..................325th * NFL Supplemental Draft 1983 (3) Steve Haworth....................... DB...................... Houston...............................6th..................142nd Weldon Ledbetter................. RB...................... Tampa Bay..........................7th...................185th Stanley Wilson....................... RB...................... Cincinnati.............................9th..................248th 1982 (4) Bill Bechtold........................... C......................... L.A. Rams............................3rd.................... 67th Terry Crouch........................... G......................... Indianapolis........................5th....................113th Mike Reilly............................... DE...................... L.A. Rams............................8th..................207th Lyndle Byford......................... OT...................... Kansas City.........................9th................... 241st 1981 (8) David Overstreet................... RB...................... Miami..................................... 1st..................... 13th Keith Gary............................... DE...................... Pittsburgh............................ 1st..................... 17th Steve Rhodes......................... WR..................... St. Louis.............................. 4th.................... 88th Richard Turner....................... DT....................... Green Bay........................... 4th.................. 105th Louis Oubre............................ OT...................... New Orleans.......................5th....................112th Ken Sitton................................ DB...................... Indianapolis........................8th................. 204th J.C. Watts................................ DB...................... New York Jets....................8th...................213th Forest Valora.......................... TE....................... Green Bay........................... 11th.................282nd 1980 (9) Billy Sims................................. RB...................... Detroit................................... 1st........................ 1st George Cumby....................... LB....................... Green Bay............................. 1st.................... 26th Darrol Ray............................... DB...................... New York Giants...............2nd....................40th John Goodman...................... DE...................... Pittsburgh..........................2nd.................... 56th Fred Nixon............................... WR..................... Green Bay........................... 4th.................... 87th Paul Tabor............................... C......................... Chicago................................5th.................. 130th Bud Hebert............................. DB...................... New York Giants................7th...................179th Barry Burget........................... LB....................... New England......................9th..................235th Mike Babb............................... DB...................... Atlanta................................. 11th..................284th 1979 (10) Greg Roberts.......................... G......................... Tampa Bay.........................2nd.................... 33rd Reggie Mathis........................ LB....................... New Orleans......................2nd.................... 38th Sam Claphan.......................... OT...................... Cleveland............................2nd.................... 47th Kenny King.............................. RB...................... Houston...............................3rd................... 72nd Phil Tabor................................ DE...................... New York Giants............... 4th....................90th Victor Hicks............................. TE....................... L.A. Rams............................5th..................122nd Daryl Hunt............................... LB....................... Houston...............................6th...................143rd Thomas Lott........................... RB...................... St. Louis...............................6th.................. 144th Uwe Von Schamann............. K......................... Miami....................................7th...................189th Reggie Kinlaw........................ DT....................... Oakland.............................. 12th..................320th 1978 (4) Elvis Peacock.......................... RB...................... L.A. Rams............................. 1st....................20th David Hudgens...................... DT....................... Dallas....................................3rd....................84th Karl Baldischwiler................. OT...................... Miami....................................7th...................178th Richard Murray...................... DT....................... Detroit................................. 11th..................289th 1977 (5) Horace Ivory........................... RB...................... New England.....................2nd....................44th Sidney Brown......................... DB...................... New England......................3rd................... 82nd Mike Vaughan......................... OT...................... New York Giants............... 4th.................... 88th Jerry Anderson...................... DB...................... Cincinnati............................ 4th.................. 105th Jim Culbreath......................... RB...................... Green Bay..........................10th................. 260th 1976 (7) Lee Roy Selmon..................... DE...................... Tampa Bay........................... 1st........................ 1st Joe Washington..................... RB...................... San Diego............................. 1st...................... 4th Billy Brooks............................. WR..................... Cincinnati.............................. 1st...................... 11th Dewey Selmon....................... DT....................... Tampa Bay.........................2nd....................60th Tinker Owens.......................... WR..................... New Orleans...................... 4th....................96th Jimbo Elrod............................ LB....................... Kansas City.........................5th.................. 144th Tony DiRienzo........................ K......................... San Diego............................8th...................212th

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NFL DRAFTEES 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES 1975 (10) Pos. Team Rd. Pick Rod Shoate............................. LB....................... New England.....................2nd......................41st Tony Peters............................. DB...................... Cleveland............................ 4th................... 82nd Randy Hughes........................ DB...................... Dallas................................... 4th....................96th Kyle Davis................................ C......................... Dallas....................................5th....................113th John Carroll............................ WR..................... San Diego............................6th...................134th Wayne Hoffman..................... TE....................... Kansas City.........................8th...................189th Clyde Russell.......................... RB...................... Miami..................................10th..................239th Jerry Arnold............................ G......................... Denver................................14th..................355th John Roush............................. G......................... San Diego.......................... 15th..................370th Grant Burget........................... RB...................... New Orleans..................... 15th................. 372nd 1974 (7) Durwood Keeton................... DB...................... St. Louis.............................. 4th.................... 85th Gary Baccus............................ LB....................... New York Jets....................5th................... 110th Clyde Powers.......................... DB...................... New York Giants................5th....................119th Kenith Pope............................ DB...................... Oakland................................9th.................. 227th Eddie Foster........................... OT...................... New England.................... 12th..................296th Dave Smith.............................. LB....................... Philadelphia......................14th..................349th Lucious Selmon..................... DT....................... New England.................... 16th..................399th 1973 (11) Derland Moore....................... DE...................... New Orleans......................2nd.................... 29th Greg Pruitt.............................. RB...................... Cleveland............................2nd....................30th Al Chandler............................. TE....................... Cincinnati............................2nd....................43rd Leon Crosswhite.................... RB...................... Detroit.................................2nd....................44th Joe Wylie................................. WR..................... Oakland............................... 4th....................101st Tom Brahaney........................ C......................... St. Louis...............................5th.................. 108th Ken Jones................................ C......................... St. Louis...............................7th.................. 164th Dan Ruster.............................. DB...................... New England....................10th..................238th Dean Unruh............................. OT...................... St. Louis............................. 12th.................292nd Ray Hamilton.......................... OT...................... New England....................14th.................342nd Larry Roach............................ DB...................... Chicago.............................. 17th..................424th 1972 (4) Jack Mildren............................ DB...................... Baltimore............................2nd....................46th Al Qualls................................... LB....................... Baltimore.............................8th.................... 191st Roy Bell.................................... RB...................... Dallas....................................9th..................234th John Shelley........................... DB...................... Buffalo................................ 17th...................417th 1971 (3) John Watson OT San Francisco 7th 179th Steve Casteel.......................... LB....................... Cleveland...........................10th..................248th Monty Johnson...................... DB...................... Green Bay.......................... 17th..................427th

1964 (3) Pos. Team Rd. Pick Joe Don Looney.................... B......................... New York Giants................. 1st..................... 12th Glen Condren......................... T......................... New York Giants............... 11th..................152nd John Garrett........................... LB....................... Los Angeles......................14th...................189th 1963 (3) Jim Cook.................................. G......................... St. Louis...............................8th....................101st Dennis Ward........................... T......................... Philadelphia........................9th....................116th Paul Lea................................... B......................... St. Louis.............................14th...................185th 1961 (3) Ron Hartline............................ FB....................... Detroit................................. 4th......................51st Mike McClellan....................... B......................... San Francisco.....................6th....................80th Phil Lohmann......................... C......................... Cleveland...........................14th...................195th 1960 (3) Prentice Gautt........................ FB....................... Cleveland............................2nd..................... 19th Bobby Boyd............................ B......................... Baltimore...........................10th....................119th Gilmer Louis............................ T......................... Green Bay.........................20th..................233rd 1959 (3) Dave Baker.............................. QB...................... San Francisco...................... 1st.......................5th Bob Harrison.......................... C......................... San Francisco....................2nd..................... 17th Ross Coyle............................... E......................... Los Angeles.....................20th.................. 237th 1958 (4) Clendon Thomas................... B......................... Los Angeles.......................2nd..................... 19th Billy Krisher............................. G......................... Pittsburgh...........................3rd................... 32nd Doyle Jennings...................... T......................... Pittsburgh.........................14th.................. 164th Dennit Morris.......................... B......................... San Francisco................... 18th...................215th 1957 (7) Jerry Tubbs............................. C......................... Chicago Cardinals.............. 1st.....................10th Tommy McDonald................. B......................... Philadelphia........................3rd......................31st Jimmy Harris.......................... QB...................... Philadelphia........................5th....................50th Billy Pricer............................... B......................... Baltimore.............................6th.................... 65th Ed Gray.................................... T......................... Los Angeles........................7th.................... 75th Bob Derrick............................. B......................... Chicago Cards.................. 12th..................142nd Tom Emerson......................... G......................... Chicago Bears................. 28th..................336th

LEE ROY SELMON

1970 (6) Steve Zabel............................. TE....................... Philadelphia......................... 1st...................... 6th Jim Files................................... LB....................... New York Giants................. 1st..................... 13th Steve Owens........................... RB...................... Detroit................................... 1st..................... 19th Ken Mendenhall..................... C......................... Atlanta..................................5th....................116th Jack Porter.............................. G......................... New York Jets....................8th...................167th Joe Killingsworth................... WR..................... Boston................................ 17th................ 420nd 1969 (1) Eddie Hinton........................... FL....................... Baltimore.............................. 1st.................... 25th 1968 (3) Bob Kalsu................................ OT...................... Buffalo..................................8th...................199th Granville Liggins.................... LB....................... Detroit................................10th..................256th Ron Shotts.............................. RB...................... Dallas................................... 11th.................292nd 1967 (5) Jim Riley.................................. OT...................... Miami...................................2nd.................... 29th Ben Hart................................... HB...................... New Orleans.......................3rd....................80th James Jackson....................... E......................... Oakland............................... 4th....................96th Eugene Ross........................... DB...................... New Orleans.......................9th.................. 237th Tom Stidham.......................... K......................... New York Giants.............. 13th.................320nd 1966 (2) Carl McAdams........................ CB...................... St. Louis................................ 1st.......................8th Mike Ringer............................. HB...................... St. Louis.............................10th...................149th 1965 (6) Lance Rentzel......................... HB...................... Minnesota...........................2nd.................... 23rd Ralph Neely............................ T......................... Baltimore............................2nd.................... 28th John Flynn.............................. E......................... Detroit..................................5th.................... 67th Jim Grisham............................ B......................... Minnesota............................6th.................... 79th Larry Brown............................ B......................... Detroit................................14th...................193rd Ed McQuarters....................... G......................... St. Louis............................. 18th..................250th

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NFL DRAFTEES 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS 1956 (4) Pos. Team Rd. Pick Cecil Morris............................. G......................... Green Bay............................6th....................44th Bob Burris............................... B......................... Green Bay............................6th....................68th Bo Bolinger............................. G......................... Chicago Cards.................. 13th...................149th Joe Mobra............................... E......................... Cleveland..........................20th................... 241st

TOMMY McDONALD

1955 (6) Max Boydston........................ E......................... Chicago Cards..................... 1st......................2nd Kurt Burris............................... C......................... Cleveland.............................. 1st..................... 13th Buddy Leake........................... B......................... Green Bay............................3rd.................... 29th Bob Herndon.......................... B......................... Chicago Cards.................. 16th..................182nd Steve Champlin...................... T......................... Cleveland........................... 18th...................217th Carl Allison.............................. B......................... Chicago Bears................ 22nd..................263rd 1954 (5) Larry Grigg.............................. B......................... Baltimore............................2nd..................... 16th Merrill Green........................... B......................... Washington.......................10th....................116th Roger Nelson.......................... T......................... Washington.......................14th.................. 164th J.D. Roberts............................ G......................... Green Bay.......................... 17th...................195th Juel Sweatte........................... B......................... Pittsburgh........................30th..................355th 1953 (6) Billly Vessels........................... B......................... Baltimore.............................. 1st......................2nd Eddie Crowder....................... QB...................... New York Giants...............2nd................... 22nd Buck McPhail.......................... B......................... Baltimore.............................3rd.................... 26th Tom Catlin............................... C......................... Baltimore............................ 4th.................... 38th Dick Bowman......................... G......................... New York Giants.............. 15th...................177th Tom Carroll.............................. B......................... Los Angeles...................... 15th.................. 180th 1952 (2) Jim Weatherall....................... T......................... Philadelphia.......................2nd..................... 17th Ed Rowland............................. T......................... Cleveland........................... 16th..................192nd 1951 (6) Leon Heath.............................. B......................... Washington.......................... 1st...................... 4th Clair Mayes.............................. G......................... Chicago Bears....................8th.................... 95th Noland Lang........................... B......................... Los Angeles........................9th...................107th Frankie Anderson.................. E......................... Detroit................................. 11th...................128th Ed Lisak.................................... B......................... Chicago Bears.................. 19th..................229th Jim Owens............................... E......................... Chicago Cards................. 23rd................... 271st 1950 (6) George Thomas..................... B......................... Washington.......................... 1st...................... 6th Stan West................................ G......................... Los Angeles......................... 1st..................... 12th Leon Manley........................... G......................... Green Bay............................7th................... 82nd Dee Andros............................. G......................... Chicago Cards..................14th...................177th Darrell Royal........................... B......................... New York Bulldogs........20th..................250th George Brewer....................... B......................... Detroit.................................21st..................265th 1949 (2) Myrle Greathouse.................. B......................... Chicago Cards....................7th................... 62nd Jim Owens............................... E......................... Pittsburgh........................ 23rd..................225th 1948 (2) Nute Trotter............................ T......................... Boston................................ 17th...................149th Ray Pearcy.............................. C......................... Washington....................... 18th...................158th 1947 (7) John Rapacz........................... C......................... Boston..................................3rd..................... 15th Paul “Buddy” Burns.............. G......................... Green Bay............................5th......................31st Dave Wallace.......................... B......................... Chicago Cards................... 11th....................90th Charles Sarratt....................... B......................... Chicago Cards.................. 12th....................101st Jack Mitchell........................... QB...................... Green Bay..........................14th..................122nd Wade Walker.......................... T......................... Chicago Cards................ 22nd...................201st Bill Morris................................. E......................... Chicago Bears................. 27th..................255th 1946 (5) Joe Golding............................. B......................... Chicago Cards....................5th......................31st Thurman Tigart...................... G......................... Boston..................................6th................... 42nd Tom Tallchief........................... T......................... Pittsburgh......................... 15th...................133rd Derald Lebow......................... B......................... Los Angeles..................... 23rd..................220th John West............................... B......................... Los Angeles.................... 32nd................. 300th 1945 (4) W.G. Wooten.......................... E......................... Cleveland.............................3rd......................21st Lee Kennon............................. T......................... Cleveland........................... 18th.................. 180th Stan Green.............................. T......................... Detroit............................... 25th................. 260th Don Fauble.............................. B......................... Brooklyn........................... 28th..................288th

1944 (5) Pos. Team Rd. Pick Jim Tyree................................. E......................... Brooklyn............................ 12th.....................111th Ed Davis................................... B......................... Chicago Bears................ 22nd.................. 227th Clare Morford......................... G......................... Boston.............................. 22nd..................230th Max Fischer............................. C......................... Detroit............................... 23rd..................233rd Joe Golding............................. B......................... Brooklyn........................... 27th..................276th 1943 (4) Homer Simmons.................... T......................... Cleveland...........................10th.................... 85th Walter Lamb........................... E......................... Chicago Bears..................10th....................89th Bill Campbell.......................... B......................... Chicago Cards.................. 17th...................153rd Huel Hamm............................. B......................... Detroit............................... 25th................... 231st 1942 (4) Jack Jacobs............................ B......................... Cleveland............................2nd..................... 12th Roger Eason........................... T......................... Cleveland.............................3rd..................... 17th Orville Matthews................... B......................... Cleveland.............................5th................... 32nd Marvin Whited....................... B......................... Washington....................... 15th...................136th 1941 (2) Hal Lahar................................. G......................... Chicago................................9th.................... 79th Johnny Martin........................ B......................... Chicago Bears..................14th...................128th 1940 (9) Dick Favor............................... B......................... Philadelphia........................3rd..................... 17th Cecil Shirk................................ E......................... Chicago Cards................... 4th.................... 26th Frank Ivy.............................................................. Pittsburgh.......................... 4th.................... 27th J.R. Manley.............................. G......................... Green Bay............................9th.................... 79th Bob Seymour......................... B......................... Washington.......................10th.................... 88th Alton Coppage....................... E......................... Chicago Cards.................. 13th.....................111th Justin Bowers......................... T......................... Detroit................................ 13th....................116th Beryl Clark............................... B......................... Chicago Cards.................. 16th.................... 141st Ralph Stevenson.................... G......................... Cleveland........................... 18th...................165th 1939 (5) Waddy Young......................... E......................... Brooklyn..............................3rd....................20th Hugh McCullough.................. B......................... Pittsburgh.......................... 4th.................... 26th Earl Crowder........................... QB...................... Chicago Cards..................10th................... 82nd Jim Thomas............................ G......................... Chicago Cards.................. 12th..................102nd Gil Duggan.............................. T......................... New York Giants.............. 15th.................. 140th 1938 (2) Pete Smith............................... E......................... Detroit..................................3rd......................21st Ed Parks................................... C......................... Washington.........................9th.................... 79th 1937 (3) Bill Breeden............................ E......................... Pittsburgh...........................3rd.................... 25th Elmo “Bo” Hewes.................. B......................... Pittsburgh.......................... 4th.................... 35th Bill Conkwright...................... C......................... Chicago Bears....................5th....................48th 1936 (1) J.W. Wheeler........................... T......................... Green Bay...........................2nd..................... 16th

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JOHN A. HARTS ERA (1895)

FRED EWING ERA (1904)

Career Record: 0-1-0 (.000)

1895 (0-1) Dec. 14 ....... Oklahoma City (Town Team)....NA.............L.......... 0-34 1896 (2-0, NO HEAD COACH) Nov. 13 ........ Norman High ..............................NA............W...........12-0 Nov. 26 ....... Norman High...............................NA............W...........16-4

V.L. PARRINGTON ERA (1897-1900)

Career Record: 4-3-1 (.563)

1904 (4-3-1) Oct. 8 .......... KINGFISHER COLLEGE.............NA............ T ............0-0 Oct. 14 ........ at Pauls Valley ............................NA........... W...........33-0 Oct. 21 ......... vs. Kansas*...................................NA............ L............ 0-16 Oct. 29 ........ at Lawton Town Team..............NA........... W............. 6-0 Nov. 5 ......... Oklahoma State # .....................NA........... W...........75-0 Nov. 12 ........ at Texas ........................................NA............ L......... 10-40 Nov. 18 ........ OKLAHOMA CITY MILITARY...NA........... W............ 71-4 Nov. 24 ....... vs. Bethany*................................NA............ L ...........9-36

Career Record: 9-2-1 (.792)

BENNIE OWEN ERA (1905-26)

1897 (2-0) Nov. 25 ....... Oklahoma City (Town Team)....NA............W...........16-0 Dec. 31 ........ Kingfisher College #..................NA............W........... 17-8 1898 (2-0) Nov. 4 ......... at Arkansas City .........................NA............W............ 5-0 Nov. 24 ....... Fort Worth ..................................NA............W..........24-0 1899 (2-1) Oct. 20 ....... KINGFISHER COLLEGE.............NA ...........W.......... 39-6 Nov. 4 ......... Arkansas^.....................................NA............W............ 11-5 Nov. 30 ...... Arkansas City...............................NA.............L............11-17 1900 (3-1-1) Oct. 10 ........ at Texas.........................................NA.............L........... 2-28 Oct. 13 ......... CHILOCCO INDIAN....................NA............W.......... 27-0 Oct. 26 ........ FORT RENO.................................NA............W..........79-0 Nov. 17 ........ at Kingfisher College.................NA ............T ............0-0 Nov. 29 ....... at Arkansas City.........................NA ...........W...........10-0

FRED ROBERTS ERA (1901) Career Record: 3-2-0 (.600)

1901 (3-2) Oct. 19 ......... at Texas.........................................NA.............L............6-12 Oct. 21 ......... at Baylor.......................................NA............W...........17-0 Nov. 8 ......... at Fairmont...................................NA............W..........42-0 Nov. 16 ........ KINGFISHER COLLEGE.............NA............W.......... 28-6 Nov. 25 ....... TEXAS............................................NA.............L.............0-11

MARK McMAHON ERA (1902-03) Career Record: 11-7-3 (.595)

1902 (6-3) Sept. 29 ..... GUTHRIE.......................................NA............W..........62-0 Oct. 2 .......... at Texas.........................................NA.............L........... 6-22 Oct. 4 .......... at Dallas Athletic Club...............NA.............L.............6-11 Oct. 13 ......... ARKANSAS.................................NA............W..........28-0 Oct. 25 ........ at Oklahoma City.......................NA............W..........30-0 Nov. 5 ......... KINGFISHER COLLEGE.............NA............W...........15-0 Nov. 12 ........ at Missouri....................................NA.............L........... 5-22 Nov. 14 ........ EMPORIA STATE........................NA............W.............6-5 Nov. 24 ....... KINGFISHER COLLEGE.............NA............W...........17-0 1903 (5-4-3) Oct. 3 .......... CHILOCCO INDIAN...................NA............W.......... 38-5 Oct. 10 ........ KINGFISHER COLLEGE.............NA.............T.............0-0 Oct. 17 ......... at Texas.........................................NA.............T............. 6-6 Oct. 19 ........ at Texas A&M...............................NA............W............ 6-0 Oct. 26 ........ vs. Fairmont*...............................NA............W............ 11-5 Nov. 5 ......... EMPORIA STATE........................NA.............T............. 6-6 Nov. 7 ......... at Kansas.......................................NA.............L ........... 5-17 Nov. 13 ........ Texas (at Oklahoma City).........NA.............L.............5-11 Nov. 18 ........ at Arkansas..................................NA.............L ...........0-12 Nov. 20 ...... at Missouri Mines........................NA............W........... 12-6 Nov. 26 ....... at vs. Bethany*............................NA.............L.......... 10-12 Dec. 4 ......... at Lawton Town Team..............NA............W.......... 27-5 ALL CAPS indicate games played in Norman; * at Oklahoma City; # at Guthrie, Okla.; ^ at Shawnee, Okla.; $ at Arkansas City, Kan.; % at Joplin, Mo.; & at Enid, Okla.; ! at Chicago, Ill.

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Career Record: 122-54-16 (.677)

1905 (7-2) Sept. 30 ..... CENTRAL OKLAHOMA...........NA........... W...........28-0 Oct. 16 ......... HASKELL.......................................NA........... W...........18-12 Oct. 21 ......... at Kansas.......................................NA............ L........... 0-34 Oct. 25 ........ at Kansas City Medics..............NA........... W...........33-0 Oct. 28 ........ at Washburn ...............................NA............ L ............. 6-9 Nov. 3 ......... Texas (at Oklahoma City) ......NA........... W............. 2-0 Nov. 11 ......... at Kingfisher College.................NA........... W...........55-0 Nov. 17 ........ CENTRAL OKLAHOMA ............NA........... W...........58-0 Nov. 30 ...... BETHANY ....................................NA........... W...........29-0 1906 (5-2-2) Sept. 28 ..... CENTRAL OKLAHOMA.............NA........... W............12-0 Oct. 5 .......... KINGFISHER COLLEGE.............NA........... W............. 11-6 Oct. 12 ......... at Oklahoma State.....................NA........... W...........23-0 Oct. 20 ....... at Kansas.......................................NA............ L ...........4-20 Nov. 2 ......... Texas (at Oklahoma City) ......NA............ L.............9-10 Nov. 9 ......... at Central Oklahoma..................NA........... W............17-0 Nov. 23 ....... SULPHUR......................................NA........... W...........48-0 Nov. 29 ....... vs. Washburn*.............................NA............ T..............0-0 Dec. 7 ......... at Pawhuska Town Team.........NA............ T..............0-0 1907 (4-4) Oct. 4 .......... KINGFISHER COLLEGE...........NA........... W...........32-0 Oct. 11 .......... vs. Chilocco Indian $.................NA........... W...........43-0 Oct. 19 ......... KANSAS........................................NA............ L.............0-15 Oct. 25 ........ at Epworth...................................NA........... W...........29-0 Nov. 9 ......... OKLAHOMA STATE...................NA........... W...........67-0 Nov. 12 ........ at Texas A&M...............................NA............ L.............0-19 Nov. 15 ........ at Texas ........................................NA............ L.......... 10-29 Nov. 28 ....... at Washburn................................NA............ L.............0-12 1908 (8-1-1) Sept. 25 ...... at Central Oklahoma..................NA........... W............ 51-5 Oct. 5 .......... at Oklahoma State.....................NA........... W............18-0 Oct. 9 .......... KINGFISHER COLLEGE.............NA........... W............51-0 Oct. 17 ......... at Kansas.......................................NA............ L..............0-11 Oct. 20 ....... at Kansas State...........................NA........... W........... 33-4 Oct. 30 ....... ARKANSAS..................................NA........... W........... 27-5 Nov. 7 ......... at Epworth...................................NA........... W...........24-0 Nov. 13 ........ TEXAS............................................NA........... W...........50-0 Nov. 20 ...... FAIRMONT ..................................NA........... W............ 12-4 Nov. 26 ....... at Washburn................................NA............ T.............. 6-6 1909 (6-4) Sept. 24 ...... CENTRAL OKLAHOMA.............NA........... W...........55-0 Oct. 2 .......... KINGFISHER COLLEGE.............NA........... W...........46-5 Oct. 9 .......... at Kansas.......................................NA............ L..............0-11 Oct. 15 ......... N'WESTERN OKLAHOMA.......NA........... W........... 23-2 Oct. 30 ....... at Arkansas...................................NA............ L............. 5-21 Nov. 5 ......... WASHBURN.................................NA........... W........... 42-8 Nov. 13 ........ at St. Louis....................................NA........... W............ 12-5 Nov. 17 ........ Texas A&M at Dallas..................NA............ L.............8-14 Nov. 19 ........ at Texas.........................................NA............ L........... 0-30 Nov. 25........ at Epworth....................................NA........... W............12-11 1910 (4-2-1) Oct. 7 .......... KINGFISHER COLLEGE...........NA........... W...........66-0 Oct. 17 ......... CENTRAL OKLAHOMA...........NA........... W...........79-0 Oct. 21 ......... OKLAHOMA STATE...................NA........... W............12-0 Oct. 28 ........ vs. Missouri %..............................NA............ L............0-26 Nov. 12 ........ vs. Kansas*...................................NA............ L.............. 0-2 Nov. 24 ....... at Texas.........................................NA........... W............. 3-0 Dec. 2 .......... at Epworth...................................NA............ T...............3-3

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1911 (8-0) Oct. 6 .......... KINGFISHER COLLEGE.............NA........... W.........104-0 Oct. 14 ........ PHILLIPS.......................................NA........... W...........62-0 Oct. 20 ....... at Oklahoma State.....................NA........... W........... 22-0 Oct. 27 ........ WASHBURN.................................NA........... W........... 37-0 Nov. 4 ......... at Missouri....................................NA........... W............14-6 Nov. 11 ......... at Kansas.......................................NA........... W............. 3-0 Nov. 20 ...... NW OKLAHOMA.........................NA........... W...........34-6 Nov. 30 ...... at Texas.........................................NA........... W..............6-3 1912 (5-4) Sept. 27 ..... KINGFISHER COLLEGE...........NA........... W.......... 40-0 Oct. 11 .......... CENTRAL OKLAHOMA ............NA........... W...........87-0 Oct. 19 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas)..................NA........... W............ 21-6 Oct. 25 ........ MISSOURI.....................................NA............ L............ 0-14 Nov. 2 ......... at Kansas.......................................NA........... W..............6-5 Nov. 11 ......... Texas A&M at Houston..............NA............ L............6-28 Nov. 16 ........ OKLAHOMA STATE...................NA........... W............16-0 Nov. 23 ....... at Nebraska..................................NA............ L.............9-13 Nov. 28 ....... Colorado (at Denver)...............NA............ L............12-14 1913 (6-2) Sept. 26 ...... KINGFISHER COLLEGE.............NA........... W...........74-0 Oct. 3 .......... CENTRAL OKLAHOMA...........NA........... W...........83-0 Oct. 10 ........ NW OKLAHOMA.........................NA........... W.......... 101-0 Oct. 18 ......... at Missouri....................................NA............ L...........17-20 Oct. 31 ......... KANSAS........................................NA........... W............ 21-7 Nov. 10 ....... vs. Texas (at Houston)..............NA............ L.............6-14 Nov. 21 ........ at Oklahoma State.....................NA........... W............. 7-0 Nov. 27 ....... Colorado*.....................................NA........... W............ 14-3 1914 (9-1-1) Sept. 26 ...... Central Oklahoma*....................NA........... W...........67-0 Oct. 2 .......... KINGFISHER COLLEGE...........NA........... W...........67-0 Oct. 9 .......... EAST CENTRAL...........................NA........... W...........96-6 Oct. 17 ......... MISSOURI.....................................NA........... W............13-0 Oct. 24 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas)..................NA............ L.............7-32 Oct. 31 ......... at Kansas.......................................NA............ T............16-16 Nov. 6 ......... OKLAHOMA STATE...................NA........... W...........28-6 Nov. 13 ........ at Kansas State...........................NA........... W..........52-10 Nov. 20 ...... Arkansas*......................................NA........... W........... 35-7 Nov. 26 ....... Haskell (at Kansas City, Mo.)...NA........... W..........33-12 Nov. 30 ...... at Tulsa..........................................NA........... W........... 26-7 1915 (10-0, 3-0; SWC CHAMPIONS) Oct. 2 .......... KINGFISHER COLLEGE.............NA........... W...........67-0 Oct. 6 .......... at SW Oklahoma.........................NA........... W...........55-0 Oct. 9 .......... NW OKLAHOMA.........................NA........... W......... 102-0 Oct. 16 ......... at Missouri....................................NA........... W...........24-0 Oct. 23 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas)..................NA........... W...........14-13 Oct. 30 ....... KANSAS........................................NA........... W..........23-14 Nov. 6 ......... at Tulsa..........................................NA........... W...........14-13 Nov. 13 ........ at Arkansas..................................NA........... W...........24-0 Nov. 19 ........ at Kansas State...........................NA........... W........... 21-7 Nov. 25 ....... Oklahoma State*........................NA........... W........... 26-7 1916 (6-5, 2-1 SWC) Sept. 23 ...... Central Oklahoma*....................NA........... W........... 27-0 Sept. 30 ..... OK. CATHOLIC UNIV.-ST. GREGORY'S...NA........... W......... 107-0 Oct. 7 .......... SW OKLAHOMA.........................NA........... W.........140-0 Oct. 14 ........ TULSA ...........................................NA............ L............ 0-16 Oct. 21 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas) .................NA............ L..............7-21 Oct. 28 ........ MISSOURI.....................................NA............ L...........14-23 Nov. 4 ......... at Kansas.......................................NA............ L............13-21 Nov. 11 ......... KINGFISHER COLLEGE.............NA........... W...........96-0 Nov. 18 ........ KANSAS STATE..........................NA............ L............13-14 Nov. 25 ....... Arkansas (at Fort Smith).........NA........... W...........14-13 Nov. 30 ...... Oklahoma State*........................NA........... W............ 41-7 1917 (6-4-1, 1-1-1 SWC) Sept. 22 ...... Central Oklahoma*.....................NA........... W...........99-0 Sept. 29 ...... KINGFISHER COLLEGE.............NA........... W......... 179-0 Oct. 6 .......... PHILLIPS.......................................NA........... W........... 52-9 Oct. 13 ......... at Illinois........................................NA............ L .......... 0-44 Oct. 20 ....... vs. Texas (at Dallas)..................NA........... W............14-0 Nov. 3 ......... at Missouri....................................NA........... W............ 14-7 Nov. 10 ....... KANSAS........................................NA............ L.............6-13 Nov. 17 ........ Arkansas (at Fort Smith).........NA............ T..............0-0 Nov. 24 ....... TULSA............................................NA........... W...........80-0 Nov. 29 ....... Oklahoma State* .......................NA............ L .............0-9 Dec. 15 ........ Fort Sill-Camp Doniphan*.......NA............ L..............7-21 1918 (6-0, 2-0; SWC CHAMPIONS) Sept. 28 ..... FORT SILL–POST FIELD...........NA........... W...........58-0 Oct. 19 ........ CENTRAL OKLAHOMA.............NA........... W...........44-0 Nov. 9 ......... at Kansas.......................................NA........... W...........33-0 Nov. 16 ........ ARKANSAS ................................NA........... W......... 103-0 Nov. 23 ....... at Phillips & ..................................NA........... W............ 13-7 Nov. 28 ....... Oklahoma State*........................NA........... W........... 27-0

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ALL-TIME RESULTS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS 1919 (5-2-3, 2-1 SWC) Sept. 27 ...... CENTRAL OKLAHOMA......... NA............. W.......... 40-0 Oct. 4 .......... KINGFISHER COLLEGE........... NA............. W..........157-0 Oct. 11 .......... TULSA.......................................... NA.............. L............0-27 Oct. 18 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas)................ NA............. W............ 12-7 Oct. 25 ........ Nebraska (at Omaha)............. NA.............. T...............7-7 Nov. 1 .......... MISSOURI................................... NA.............. T.............. 6-6 Nov. 8 ......... at Kansas..................................... NA.............. T..............0-0 Nov. 15 ........ at Arkansas................................ NA.............. L...............6-7 Nov. 22 ....... at Kansas State......................... NA............. W............ 14-3 Nov. 27 ....... Oklahoma State*...................... NA............. W........... 33-6 1920 (6-0-1, 4-0-1; MVC CHAMPIONS) Oct. 9 .......... CENTRAL OKLAHOMA........... NA............. W............ 16-7 Oct. 23 ........ at Washington-St. Louis........ NA............. W..........24-14 Oct. 30 ....... at Missouri.................................. NA............. W........... 28-7 Nov. 6 ......... KANSAS...................................... NA............. W............ 21-9 Nov. 13 ........ at Oklahoma State................... NA............. W...........36-0 Nov. 20 ...... KANSAS STATE........................ NA.............. T...............7-7 Nov. 25 ....... at Drake....................................... NA............. W...........44-7 1921 (5-3, 2-3 MVC) Oct. 8 .......... CENTRAL OKLAHOMA......... NA............. W............21-0 Oct. 15 ......... OKLAHOMA STATE................. NA............. W............. 6-0 Oct. 22 ........ WASHINGTON-ST. LOUIS..... NA............. W..........28-13 Oct. 29 ........ at Nebraska................................ NA.............. L........... 0-44 Nov. 5 ......... KANSAS...................................... NA............. W........... 24-7 Nov. 12 ........ at Missouri.................................. NA.............. L.......... 14-24 Nov. 19 ........ at Kansas State......................... NA.............. L............. 7-14 Nov. 24 ....... at Rice.......................................... NA............. W........... 27-0 1922 (2-3-3, 1-2-2 MVC) Oct. 14 ........ CENTRAL OKLAHOMA........... NA............. W............21-0 Oct. 21 ......... KANSAS STATE........................ NA.............. T...............7-7 Oct. 28 ........ NEBRASKA ................................ NA.............. L............ 7-39 Nov. 4 ......... at Kansas..................................... NA.............. L.............3-19 Nov. 11 ......... MISSOURI................................... NA............. W...........18-14 Nov. 18 ........ TEXAS.......................................... NA.............. L.............7-32 Nov. 24 ....... at Oklahoma State................... NA.............. T...............3-3 Nov. 30 ...... at Washington-St. Louis........ NA.............. T..............0-0 1923 (3-5, 2-4 MVC) Oct. 13 ......... at Nebraska................................ NA.............. L............0-24 Oct. 20 ....... WASHINGTON-ST.LOUIS....... NA............. W........... 62-7 Oct. 27 ........ OKLAHOMA STATE................. NA............. W............12-0 Nov. 3 ......... KANSAS...................................... NA.............. L...............3-7 Nov. 10 ....... at Missouri.................................. NA............. W............13-0 Nov. 17 ........ at Texas....................................... NA.............. L.......... 14-26 Nov. 23 ....... at Kansas State......................... NA.............. L.......... 20-21 Nov. 29 ....... DRAKE......................................... NA.............. L......... 20-26 1924 (2-5-1, 2-3-1 MVC) Oct. 4 .......... CENTRAL OKLAHOMA........... NA.............. L.............. 0-2 Oct. 11 .......... NEBRASKA................................. NA............. W............ 14-7 Oct. 25 ........ at Drake....................................... NA.............. L............0-28 Nov. 1 .......... at Oklahoma State................... NA.............. L..............0-6 Nov. 8 ......... MISSOURI................................... NA.............. L............ 0-10 Nov. 15 ........ at Kansas..................................... NA.............. L........... 0-20 Nov. 22 ....... at Washington-St. Louis........ NA............. W............. 7-0 Nov. 27 ....... KANSAS STATE........................ NA.............. T...............7-7 1925 (4-3-1, 3-3-1 MVC) Oct. 3 .......... at Kansas State......................... NA.............. L............ 0-16 Oct. 17 ......... DRAKE......................................... NA............. W............. 7-0 Oct. 24 ........ at SMU......................................... NA............. W............. 9-0 Oct. 31 ......... at Nebraska................................ NA.............. L.............0-12 Nov. 7 ......... KANSAS...................................... NA.............. T..............0-0 Nov. 14 ........ at Missouri.................................. NA.............. L........... 14-16 Nov. 21 ........ WASHINGTON-ST. LOUIS..... NA............. W...........28-0 Nov. 26 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE................. NA............. W...........35-0 1926 (5-2-1, 3-2-1 MVC) Oct. 9 .......... ARKANSAS................................ NA............. W............ 13-6 Oct. 16 ......... at Drake....................................... NA............. W.............11-0 Oct. 23 ........ KANSAS STATE........................ NA.............. L............12-15 Oct. 30 ....... at Washington-St. Louis........ NA............. W............21-0 Nov. 6 ......... MISSOURI................................... NA............. W............10-7 Nov. 11 ......... at Kansas..................................... NA.............. L.............9-10 Nov. 20 ...... SAINT LOUIS............................. NA............. W...........47-0 Nov. 25 ....... at Oklahoma State................... NA.............. T........... 14-14

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ADRIAN LINDSEY ERA (1927-31) Career Record: 19-19-6 (.500)

1927 (3-3-2, 2-3 MVC) Oct. 1 ........... at Chicago.................................. NA............. W............ 13-7 Oct. 15 ......... CREIGHTON............................... NA.............. T............13-13 Oct. 22 ........ at Kansas State......................... NA.............. L.......... 14-20 Oct. 29 ........ CENTRAL OKLAHOMA......... NA.............. T........... 14-14 Nov. 5 ......... WASHINGTON-ST. LOUIS..... NA............. W........... 23-7 Nov. 12 ........ KANSAS...................................... NA............. W........... 26-7 Nov. 19 ........ OKLAHOMA STATE................. NA.............. L............. 7-13 Nov. 24 ....... at Missouri.................................. NA.............. L............ 7-20 1928 (5-3, 3-2 BIG 6) Oct. 6 .......... at Indiana.................................... NA.............. L.............7-10 Oct. 20 ....... at Creighton.............................. NA............. W............. 7-0 Oct. 27 ........ KANSAS STATE........................ NA............. W..........33-21 Nov. 3 ......... at Iowa State.............................. NA.............. L.............0-13 Nov. 10 ....... NEBRASKA................................. NA.............. L........... 6-44 Nov. 17 ........ at Kansas..................................... NA............. W............. 7-0 Nov. 24 ....... at Oklahoma State................... NA............. W...........46-0 Nov. 29 ....... MISSOURI................................... NA............. W............14-0 1929 (3-3-2, 2-2-1 BIG 6) Oct. 12 ......... CREIGHTON.............................. NA............. W...........26-0 Oct. 19 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas)................ NA.............. L.............0-21 Oct. 26 ........ at Kansas State......................... NA............. W...........14-13 Nov. 2 ......... IOWA STATE............................. NA............. W............ 21-7 Nov. 9 ......... KANSAS...................................... NA.............. L.............. 0-7 Nov. 16 ........ at Nebraska................................ NA.............. T............13-13 Nov. 23 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE................. NA.............. T...............7-7 Nov. 28 ....... at Missouri.................................. NA.............. L.............0-13 1930 (4-3-1, 3-1-1 BIG 6) Oct. 4 .......... NEW MEXICO ........................... NA............. W...........47-0 Oct. 11 .......... NEBRASKA................................. NA............. W........... 20-7 Oct. 18 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas)................ NA.............. L..............7-17 Oct. 25 ........ KANSAS STATE........................ NA............. W............. 7-0 Nov. 1 .......... at Iowa State.............................. NA............. W...........19-13 Nov. 15 ........ at Kansas..................................... NA.............. L.............0-13 Nov. 22 ....... at Oklahoma State................... NA.............. L.............. 0-7 Nov. 27 ....... MISSOURI................................... NA.............. T..............0-0 1931 (4-7-1, 1-4 BIG 6) Oct. 3 .......... RICE.............................................. NA............. W............19-6 Oct. 10 ........ at Nebraska................................ NA.............. L.............0-13 Oct. 17 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas)................ NA.............. L.............. 0-3 Oct. 24 ........ at Kansas State......................... NA.............. L............ 0-14 Oct. 31 ......... IOWA STATE............................. NA.............. L............12-13 Nov. 7 ......... KANSAS...................................... NA............. W............10-0 Nov. 14 ........ at Missouri.................................. NA.............. L.............. 0-7 Nov. 26 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE................. NA.............. T..............0-0 Dec. 5 .......... OKLAHOMA CITY.................... NA.............. L..............0-6 Dec. 12 ........ at Tulsa........................................ NA............. W........... 20-7 Dec. 25 ....... at Honolulu Town Team All-Stars... NA.............. L......... 20-39 Jan. 1 ........... at Hawaii..................................... NA............. W............. 7-0

LEWIE HARDAGE ERA (1932-34) Career Record: 11-12-4 (.482)

1932 (4-4-1, 3-2 BIG 6) Oct. 1 ........... TULSA.......................................... NA............. W............. 7-0 Oct. 8 .......... at Kansas..................................... NA............. W............ 21-6 Oct. 15 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas)................ NA.............. L........... 10-17 Oct. 22 ........ KANSAS STATE........................ NA............. W..........20-13 Oct. 29 ........ at Oklahoma State................... NA.............. L.............. 0-7 Nov. 5 ......... MISSOURI................................... NA.............. L.............6-14 Nov. 12 ........ at Iowa State.............................. NA............. W...........19-12 Nov. 19 ........ NEBRASKA................................. NA.............. L.............. 0-5 Nov. 24 ....... at George Washington............ NA.............. T...............7-7 1933 (4-4-1, 3-2 BIG 6) Sept. 30 ..... VANDERBILT............................. NA.............. T..............0-0 Oct. 7 .......... at Tulsa........................................ NA.............. L........... 6-20 Oct. 14 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas)................ NA............. W............. 9-0 Oct. 21 ......... IOWA STATE............................. NA............. W............ 19-7 Oct. 28 ........ at Nebraska................................ NA.............. L............. 7-16 Nov. 4 ......... KANSAS...................................... NA............. W...........20-0 Nov. 11 ......... at Missouri.................................. NA............. W............21-0 Nov. 18 ........ at Kansas State......................... NA.............. L............ 0-14 Nov. 30 ...... OKLAHOMA STATE................. NA.............. L.............0-13

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1934 (3-4-2, 2-2-1 BIG 6) Oct. 6 .......... CENTENARY.............................. NA............. W............. 7-0 Oct. 13 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas)................ NA.............. L.............0-19 Oct. 20 ....... NEBRASKA................................. NA.............. L..............0-6 Oct. 27 ........ at Kansas..................................... NA.............. T...............7-7 Nov. 3 ......... MISSOURI................................... NA............. W............31-0 Nov. 10 ....... IOWA STATE............................. NA............. W............12-0 Nov. 17 ........ KANSAS STATE........................ NA.............. L...............7-8 Nov. 24 ....... at Oklahoma State................... NA.............. T..............0-0 Nov. 29 ....... at George Washington............ NA.............. L.............. 0-3

LAWRENCE JONES ERA (1935-36) Career Record: 9-6-3 (.583)

1935 (6-3, 3-2 BIG 6) Sept. 28 ...... COLORADO............................... NA............. W............. 3-0 Oct. 5 .......... NEW MEXICO............................ NA............. W...........25-0 Oct. 12 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas)................ NA.............. L..............7-12 Oct. 19 ......... IOWA STATE............................. NA............. W............16-0 Oct. 26 ........ at Nebraska................................ NA.............. L.............0-19 Nov. 2 ......... KANSAS...................................... NA.............. L.............. 0-7 Nov. 9 ......... at Missouri.................................. NA............. W...........20-6 Nov. 16 ........ at Kansas State......................... NA............. W............. 3-0 Nov. 28 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE................. NA............. W...........25-0 1936 (3-3-3, 1-2-2 BIG 6) Sept. 26 ...... TULSA........................................ NA................ T..............0-0 Oct. 3 .......... at Colorado.............................. NA............... W............. 8-0 Oct. 10 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NA................ L..............0-6 Oct. 17 ......... at Kansas................................... NA............... W............14-0 Oct. 24 ........ NEBRASKA............................... NR-15.......... L............ 0-14 Oct. 31 ......... at Iowa State............................ NR-NR........ T...............7-7 Nov. 7 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... NR-NR........ T.............. 6-6 Nov. 14 ........ MISSOURI................................. NR-NR........ L........... 14-21 Nov. 21 ........ at Oklahoma State................. NR-NR....... W..........35-13

TOM STIDHAM ERA (1937-40) Career Record: 27-8-3 (.750)

1937 (5-2-2, 3-1-1 BIG 6) Sept. 25 ...... at Tulsa...................................... NA................ L............. 7-19 Oct. 2 .......... RICE............................................ NA............... W............. 6-0 Oct. 9 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NA................ T...............7-7 Oct. 16 ......... at Nebraska.............................. NA................ T..............0-0 Oct. 23 ........ KANSAS.................................... NR-NR........ L.............. 3-6 Oct. 30 ....... at Kansas State....................... NR-NR....... W............19-0 Nov. 6 ......... IOWA STATE........................... NR-NR....... W........... 33-7 Nov. 13 ........ at Missouri................................ NR-NR....... W............. 7-0 Nov. 25 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE............... NR-NR....... W............16-0 1938 (10-1, 5-0; BIG 6 CHAMPIONS) Oct. 1 ........... at Rice........................................ NA............... W..............7-6 Oct. 8 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NA............... W............13-0 Oct. 15 ......... at Kansas................................... NA............... W............19-0 Oct. 22 ........ NEBRASKA............................... 14-NR......... W............14-0 Oct. 29 ........ TULSA........................................ 10-NR......... W........... 28-6 Nov. 5 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... 11-NR.......... W...........26-0 Nov. 12 ........ MISSOURI................................. 10-NR......... W............21-0 Nov. 19 ........ at Iowa State............................ 7-NR........... W............10-0 Nov. 26 ....... at Oklahoma State................. 6-NR........... W............19-0 Dec. 3 .......... WASHINGTON STATE.......... 5-NR........... W...........28-0 Jan. 2 .......... Tennessee*............................... 4-2............... L.............0-17 *First Bowl Game: Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla. 1939 (6-2-1, 3-2 BIG 6) Sept. 30 ..... SMU............................................ NA................ T...............7-7 Oct. 7 .......... at Northwestern...................... NA............... W...........23-0 Oct. 14 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NA............... W..........24-12 Oct. 21 ......... KANSAS.................................... 3-NR........... W............27-7 Oct. 28 ........ OKLAHOMA STATE............... 6-NR........... W............41-0 Nov. 4 ......... IOWA STATE........................... 6-NR........... W........... 38-6 Nov. 11 ......... at Kansas State....................... 6-NR........... W...........13-10 Nov. 18 ........ at Missouri................................ 5-12.............. L...............6-7 Nov. 23 ....... at Nebraska.............................. 14-NR.......... L............. 7-13 1940 (6-3, 4-1 BIG 6) Oct. 5 .......... OKLAHOMA STATE............... NA............... W.........29-27 Oct. 12 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NA................ L........... 16-19 Oct. 19 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... NR-NR....... W............14-0 Oct. 26 ........ at Iowa State............................ NR-NR....... W........... 20-7 Nov. 2 ......... NEBRASKA .............................. NR-12........... L.............0-13 Nov. 9 ......... at Kansas................................... NR-NR....... W............13-0 Nov. 16 ........ MISSOURI................................. NR-NR....... W............. 7-0 Nov. 23 ....... TEMPLE..................................... NR-NR....... W............. 9-6 Nov. 30 ...... at Santa Clara.......................... NR-15........... L...........13-33

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DEWEY LUSTER ERA (1941-45) Career Record: 27-18-3 (.594)

1941 (6-3, 3-2 BIG 6) Sept. 27 ...... OKLAHOMA STATE............... NA............... W............19-0 Oct. 11 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NA................ L............7-40 Oct. 18 ......... at Kansas State....................... NR-NR....... W............16-0 Oct. 25 ........ SANTA CLARA........................ NR-8........... W............16-6 Nov. 1 .......... KANSAS.................................... NR-NR....... W...........38-0 Nov. 8 ......... IOWA STATE........................... NR-NR....... W...........55-0 Nov. 15 ........ at Missouri................................ NR-NR........ L............0-28 Nov. 22 ....... MARQUETTE............................ NR-NR....... W...........61-14 Nov. 29 ....... at Nebraska.............................. NR-NR........ L...............6-7 1942 (3-5-2, 3-1-1 BIG 6) Sept. 26 ...... at Oklahoma State................. NA................ T..............0-0 Oct. 3 .......... at Tulsa...................................... NA................ L............0-23 Oct. 10 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NA................ L.............. 0-7 Oct. 17 ......... at Kansas................................... NR-NR....... W...........25-0 Oct. 24 ........ NEBRASKA............................... NR-NR........ L.............. 0-7 Oct. 31 ......... at Iowa State............................ NR-NR....... W............ 14-7 Nov. 7 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... NR-NR....... W...........76-0 Nov. 14 ........ MISSOURI................................. NR-16.......... T.............. 6-6 Nov. 21 ........ at Temple.................................. NR-NR........ L............. 7-14 Dec. 5 ......... WILLIAM & MARY................... NR-19.......... L............. 7-14 1943 (7-2, 5-0; BIG 6 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 25 ...... NORMAN NAS......................... NA............... W........... 22-6 Oct. 2 .......... Oklahoma State*.................... NA............... W.......... 22-13 Oct. 9 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-NR........ L............. 7-13 Oct. 16 ......... Tulsa*......................................... NR-NR........ L............6-20 Oct. 23 ........ at Kansas State....................... NR-NR....... W........... 37-0 Oct. 30 ....... IOWA STATE........................... NR-NR....... W............ 21-7 Nov. 6 ......... KANSAS.................................... NR-NR....... W..........26-13 Nov. 13 ........ at Missouri................................ NR-NR....... W..........20-13 Nov. 27 ....... at Nebraska.............................. NR-NR....... W........... 26-7 1944 (6-3-1, 4-0-1; BIG 6 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 30 ..... NORMAN NAS......................... NA................ L...........14-28 Oct. 7 .......... Texas A&M*.............................. NA............... W...........21-14 Oct. 14 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-NR........ L........... 0-20 Oct. 21 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... NR-NR....... W...........68-0 Oct. 28 ........ TCU*........................................... NR-NR....... W..........34-19 Nov. 4 ......... at Iowa State............................ NR-NR....... W............ 12-7 Nov. 11 ......... MISSOURI................................. NR-NR........ T............21-21 Nov. 18 ........ at Kansas................................... NR-NR....... W...........20-0 Nov. 25 ....... Oklahoma State*.................... NR-NR........ L............6-28 Dec. 2 .......... Nebraska*................................. NR-NR....... W...........31-12

1945 (5-5, 4-1 BIG 6) Sept. 22 ...... HONDO, TEXAS, AAF........... NA............... W............ 21-6 Sept. 29 ...... at Nebraska.............................. NA............... W...........20-0 Oct. 6 .......... TEXAS A&M.............................. NA................ L........... 14-19 Oct. 13 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-10.......... L..............7-12 Oct. 20 ....... KANSAS.................................... NR-NR....... W........... 39-7 Oct. 27 ........ at Kansas State....................... NR-NR....... W...........41-13 Nov. 3 ......... TCU............................................. 14-NR.......... L............ 7-13 Nov. 10 ....... IOWA STATE........................... NR-NR....... W............ 14-7 Nov. 17 ........ at Missouri ............................... 14-NR.......... L.............6-14 Nov. 24 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE............... NR-6............ L............0-47

JIM TATUM ERA (1946) Career Record: 8-3-0 (.727)

1946 (8-3, 4-1; BIG 6 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 28 ...... at Army..................................... NA................ L..............7-21 Oct. 5 .......... TEXAS A&M.............................. NA............... W............10-7 Oct. 12 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-1............. L.......... 13-20 Oct. 19 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... 13-NR......... W........... 28-7 Oct. 26 ........ at Iowa State............................ 14-NR......... W...........63-0 Nov. 2 ......... at TCU........................................ 14-NR......... W...........14-12 Nov. 9 ......... at Kansas................................... 16-NR.......... L............13-16 Nov. 16 ........ MISSOURI................................. NR-NR....... W........... 27-6 Nov. 23 ....... NEBRASKA............................... 18-NR......... W........... 27-6 Nov. 30 ...... at Oklahoma State................. 17-NR.......... W.......... 73-12 Jan. 1 ........... North Carolina State*............ 14-18........... W..........34-13 *Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Fla.

BUD WILKINSON ERA (1947-63) Career Record: 145-29-4 (.826)

1947 (7-2-1, 4-0-1; BIG 6 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 27 ...... at Detroit................................... NA............... W........ 24-20 Oct. 4 .......... TEXAS A&M.............................. NA............... W..........26-14 Oct. 11 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 15-3.............. L.......... 14-34 Oct. 18 ......... KANSAS.................................... NR-NR........ T............13-13 Oct. 25 ........ TCU............................................. NR-NR........ L............ 7-20 Nov. 1 .......... IOWA STATE........................... NR-NR....... W........... 27-9 Nov. 8 ......... at Kansas State....................... NR-NR....... W.......... 27-13 Nov. 15 ........ at Missouri................................ NR-17.......... W...........21-12 Nov. 22 ....... at Nebraska.............................. NR-NR....... W...........14-13 Nov. 29 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 20-NR........ W...........21-13

1948 (10-1, 5-0; BIG 7 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 25 ...... at Santa Clara.......................... NA................ L...........17-20 Oct. 2 .......... TEXAS A&M ............................. NA............... W..........42-14 Oct. 9 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-16......... W......... 20-14 Oct. 16 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... 20-NR........ W...........42-0 Oct. 23 ........ at TCU........................................ 18-NR......... W...........21-18 Oct. 30 ....... at Iowa State............................ 16-NR......... W........... 33-6 Nov. 6 ......... MISSOURI................................. 15-9............. W............ 41-7 Nov. 13 ........ NEBRASKA............................... 9-NR........... W.......... 41-14 Nov. 20 ...... at Kansas................................... 8-NR........... W...........60-7 Nov. 27 ....... at Oklahoma State................. 6-NR........... W...........19-15 Jan. 1 ........... North Carolina*....................... 5-3............... W............14-6 *Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, La. 1949 (11-0, 5-0; BIG 7 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 23 ...... at Boston College................... NA............... W...........46-0 Oct. 1 ........... TEXAS A&M.............................. NA............... W..........33-13 Oct. 8 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 3-12............. W......... 20-14 Oct. 15 ......... KANSAS.................................... 3-NR........... W.........48-26 Oct. 22 ........ at Nebraska.............................. 4-NR........... W...........48-0 Oct. 29 ........ IOWA STATE........................... 3-NR........... W........... 34-7 Nov. 5 ......... at Kansas State....................... 3-NR........... W...........39-0 Nov. 12 ........ at Missouri................................ 3-NR........... W............27-7 Nov. 19 ........ SANTA CLARA........................ 2-19............. W..........28-21 Nov. 26 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 3-NR........... W............41-0 Jan. 2 .......... Louisiana State* ..................... 2-9.............. W...........35-0 *Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, La. 1950 (10-1, 6-0 BIG 7; NATIONAL CHAMPIONS) Sept. 30 ..... BOSTON COLLEGE................ 6-NR........... W...........28-0 Oct. 7 .......... TEXAS A&M.............................. 5-NR........... W.........34-28 Oct. 14 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 3-4.............. W...........14-13 Oct. 21 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... 2-NR........... W...........58-0 Oct. 28 ........ at Iowa State............................ 3-NR........... W........... 20-7 Nov. 4 ......... at Colorado.............................. 3-NR........... W..........27-18 Nov. 11 ......... at Kansas................................... 3-19............. W..........33-13 Nov. 18 ........ MISSOURI................................. 2-NR........... W............ 41-7 Nov. 25 ....... NEBRASKA............................... 1-16.............. W.........49-35 Dec. 2 .......... at Oklahoma State................. 1-NR............ W.......... 41-14 Jan. 1 ........... Kentucky*................................. 1-7................. L............. 7-13 *Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, La. 1951 (8-2, 6-0; BIG 7 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 29 ...... WILLIAM & MARY................... 4-NR........... W........... 49-7 Oct. 6 .......... at Texas A&M........................... 4-10............. L............. 7-14 Oct. 13 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 11-6............... L...............7-9 Oct. 20 ....... KANSAS.................................... 19-NR......... W..........33-21 Oct. 27 ........ COLORADO............................. NR-NR....... W..........55-14 Nov. 3 ......... at Kansas State....................... 17-NR.......... W...........33-0 Nov. 10 ....... at Missouri................................ 14-NR......... W........ 34-20 Nov. 17 ........ IOWA STATE........................... 12-NR......... W........... 35-6 Nov. 24 ....... at Nebraska.............................. 12-NR......... W........... 27-0 Dec. 1 ........... OKLAHOMA STATE .............. 10-NR......... W............41-6 1952 (8-1-1, 5-0-1; BIG 7 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 27 ...... at Colorado.............................. 4-NR............ T............21-21 Oct. 4 .......... PITTSBURGH............................ 20-NR........ W........ 49-20 Oct. 11 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 12-NR......... W........ 49-20 Oct. 18 ......... at Kansas................................... 6-8.............. W........ 42-20 Oct. 25 ........ KANSAS STATE...................... 3-NR........... W...........49-6 Nov. 1 .......... at Iowa State............................ 3-NR........... W............41-0 Nov. 8 ......... at Notre Dame......................... 4-10............. L.......... 21-27 Nov. 15 ........ MISSOURI................................. 8-NR........... W........... 47-7 Nov. 22 ....... NEBRASKA............................... 5-NR........... W..........34-13 Nov. 29 ....... at Oklahoma State................. 4-NR........... W........... 54-7 1953 (9-1-1, 6-0; BIG 7 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 26 ...... NOTRE DAME.......................... 6-1................ L...........21-28 Oct. 3 .......... at Pittsburgh............................ 8-NR............ T...............7-7 Oct. 10 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 16-15........... W...........19-14 Oct. 17 ......... KANSAS.................................... 12-NR......... W...........45-0 Oct. 24 ........ COLORADO............................. 9-NR........... W.........27-20 Oct. 31 ......... at Kansas State....................... 9-NR........... W...........34-0 Nov. 7 ......... at Missouri................................ 8-NR........... W............ 14-7 Nov. 14 ........ IOWA STATE........................... 6-NR........... W...........47-0 Nov. 21 ........ at Nebraska.............................. 4-NR........... W........... 30-7 Nov. 28 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 4-NR........... W........... 42-7 Jan. 1 ........... Maryland* ................................ 4-1............... W............. 7-0 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla.

u Bennie Owen (left) and Bud Wilkinson (right) were the first of four head coaches to win at least 100 games

with the Sooners. Wilkinson, who was just 31 when he became Oklahoma head coach in 1947, compiled a 14529-4 (.826) record at OU and won 14 conference championships and three national titles in his 17 years.

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1954 (10-0, 6-0; BIG 7 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 18 ....... at California.............................. 2-12............. W.......... 27-13 Sept. 25 ...... TCU............................................. 1-20............. W...........21-16 Oct. 9 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 1-15.............. W............ 14-7 Oct. 16 ......... at Kansas................................... 1-NR............ W...........65-0 Oct. 23 ........ KANSAS STATE...................... 1-NR............ W............21-0 Oct. 30 ....... at Colorado.............................. 2-NR........... W............ 13-6 Nov. 6 ......... at Iowa State............................ 3-NR........... W.......... 40-0 Nov. 13 ........ MISSOURI................................. 3-NR........... W..........34-13 Nov. 20 ...... NEBRASKA............................... 3-NR........... W........... 55-7 Nov. 27 ....... at Oklahoma State................. 3-NR........... W............14-0

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ALL-TIME RESULTS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS 1955 (11-0, 6-0 BIG 7; NATIONAL CHAMPIONS) Sept. 24 ...... at North Carolina.................... 3-NR........... W............ 13-6 Oct. 1 ........... PITTSBURGH............................ 5-12............. W..........26-14 Oct. 8 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 3-NR........... W...........20-0 Oct. 15 ......... KANSAS.................................... 3-NR........... W...........44-6 Oct. 22 ........ COLORADO............................. 3-14............. W..........56-21 Oct. 29 ........ at Kansas State....................... 2-NR........... W...........40-7 Nov. 5 ......... at Missouri................................ 2-NR........... W...........20-0 Nov. 12 ........ IOWA STATE........................... 1-NR............ W...........52-0 Nov. 19 ........ at Nebraska.............................. 1-NR............ W............41-0 Nov. 26 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 1-NR............ W...........53-0 Jan. 2 .......... Maryland*.................................. 1-3............... W...........20-6 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla.

1962 (8-3, 7-0; BIG 8 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 22 ...... SYRACUSE............................... NR-NR....... W..............7-3 Sept. 29 ...... NOTRE DAME.......................... NR-NR........ L..............7-13 Oct. 13 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-2............ L.............. 6-9 Oct. 20 ....... at Kansas................................... NR-NR....... W............ 13-7 Oct. 27 ........ KANSAS STATE...................... NR-NR....... W...........47-0 Nov. 3 ......... at Colorado.............................. NR-NR....... W...........62-0 Nov. 10 ....... at Iowa State............................ NR-NR....... W............41-0 Nov. 17 ........ MISSOURI................................. NR-6........... W............13-0 Nov. 24 ....... NEBRASKA............................... 10-NR......... W...........34-6 Dec. 1 ........... at Oklahoma State................. 8-NR........... W........... 37-6 Jan. 1 ........... Alabama*.................................. 8-5............... L.............0-17 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla.

1956 (10-0, 6-0 BIG 7; NATIONAL CHAMPIONS) Sept. 29 ...... NORTH CAROLINA................ 1-NR............ W...........36-0 Oct. 6 .......... KANSAS STATE...................... 1-NR............ W...........66-0 Oct. 13 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 1-NR............ W...........45-0 Oct. 20 ....... at Kansas................................... 1-NR............ W..........34-12 Oct. 27 ........ at Notre Dame......................... 2-NR........... W.......... 40-0 Nov. 3 ......... at Colorado.............................. 1-NR............ W..........27-19 Nov. 10 ....... at Iowa State............................ 1-NR............ W...........44-0 Nov. 17 ........ MISSOURI ................................ 2-NR........... W..........67-14 Nov. 24 ....... NEBRASKA............................... 1-NR............ W...........54-6 Dec. 1 ........... at Oklahoma State................. 1-NR ........... W...........53-0

1963 (8-2, 6-1 BIG 8) Sept. 21 ....... CLEMSON................................. 4-NR........... W...........31-14 Sept. 28 ...... at USC........................................ 3-1............... W...........17-12 Oct. 12 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 1-2................. L.............7-28 Oct. 19 ......... KANSAS.................................... 6-NR........... W...........21-18 Oct. 26 ........ at Kansas State....................... 7-NR........... W...........34-9 Nov. 2 ......... COLORADO............................. 6-NR........... W...........35-0 Nov. 9 ......... IOWA STATE........................... 6-NR........... W..........24-14 Nov. 16 ........ at Missouri................................ 5-NR........... W............ 13-3 Nov. 23 ....... at Nebraska.............................. 6-10............. L......... 20-29 Nov. 30 ...... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 10-NR......... W......... 34-10

1957 (10-1, 6-0; BIG 7 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 21 ....... at Pittsburgh............................ 1-8............... W...........26-0 Oct. 5 .......... IOWA STATE........................... 1-NR............ W......... 40-14 Oct. 12 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 1-NR............ W............ 21-7 Oct. 19 ......... KANSAS.................................... 2-NR........... W...........47-0 Oct. 26 ........ COLORADO............................. 1-NR............ W...........14-13 Nov. 2 ......... at Kansas State....................... 2-NR........... W............13-0 Nov. 9 ......... at Missouri................................ 2-19............. W..........39-14 Nov. 16 ........ NOTRE DAME.......................... 2-NR............ L ............. 0-7 Nov. 23 ....... at Nebraska.............................. 6-NR........... W........... 32-7 Nov. 30 ...... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 5-NR........... W........... 53-6 Jan. 1 ........... Duke*......................................... 4-16............. W..........48-21 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla. 1958 (10-1, 7-0; BIG 7 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 27 ...... WEST VIRGINIA...................... 2-13............. W..........47-14 Oct. 4 .......... OREGON................................... 1-NR............ W............. 6-0 Oct. 11 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 2-16.............. L............14-15 Oct. 18 ......... at Kansas................................... 11-NR.......... W...........43-0 Oct. 25 ........ KANSAS STATE...................... 9-NR........... W...........40-6 Nov. 1 .......... at Colorado.............................. 7-9............... W........... 23-7 Nov. 8 ......... at Iowa State............................ 6-NR........... W...........20-0 Nov. 15 ........ MISSOURI................................. 6-NR........... W...........39-0 Nov. 22 ....... NEBRASKA............................... 4-NR........... W...........40-7 Nov. 29 ....... at Oklahoma State................. 3-NR........... W............. 7-0 Jan. 1 ........... Syracuse*.................................. 5-9.............. W............ 21-6 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla. 1959 (7-3, 6-1; BIG 7 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 26 ...... at Northwestern...................... 2-10.............. L.......... 13-45 Oct. 3 .......... COLORADO............................. NR-NR....... W..........42-12 Oct. 10 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 13-4.............. L............12-19 Oct. 17 ......... at Missouri................................ NR-NR....... W...........23-0 Oct. 24 ........ KANSAS.................................... 18-NR......... W..............7-6 Oct. 31 ......... at Nebraska.............................. 19-NR.......... L...........21-25 Nov. 7 ......... at Kansas State....................... NR-NR....... W...........36-0 Nov. 14 ........ ARMY......................................... NR-NR....... W.........28-20 Nov. 21 ........ IOWA STATE........................... NR-NR....... W..........35-12 Nov. 28 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 17-NR.......... W............ 17-7 1960 (3-6-1, 2-4-1 BIG 8) Sept. 24 ...... NORTHWESTERN ................. NR-14.......... L.............3-19 Oct. 1 ........... PITTSBURGH............................ NR-NR....... W...........15-14 Oct. 8 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-15.......... L............0-24 Oct. 15 ......... at Kansas................................... NR-9............ T............13-13 Oct. 22 ........ KANSAS STATE...................... NR-NR....... W........... 49-7 Oct. 29 ........ at Colorado.............................. NR-NR........ L.............. 0-7 Nov. 5 ......... at Iowa State............................ NR-NR........ L.............6-10 Nov. 12 ........ MISSOURI................................. NR-2............ L........... 19-41 Nov. 19 ........ NEBRASKA............................... NR-NR........ L............14-17 Nov. 26 ....... at Oklahoma State................. NR-NR....... W............ 17-6

GOMER JONES ERA (1964-65) Career Record: 9-11-1 (.452)

1964 (6-4-1, 5-1-1 BIG 8) Sept. 19 ....... at Maryland.............................. 2-NR........... W............ 13-3 Sept. 26 ...... USC............................................. 2-NR............ L..........14-40 Oct. 10 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-1............. L.............7-28 Oct. 17 ......... at Kansas................................... NR-NR........ L............14-15 Oct. 24 ........ KANSAS STATE...................... NR-NR....... W...........44-0 Oct. 31 ......... at Colorado.............................. NR-NR....... W............14-11 Nov. 7 ......... IOWA STATE........................... NR-NR....... W...........30-0 Nov. 14 ........ MISSOURI................................. NR-NR........ T........... 14-14 Nov. 21 ........ NEBRASKA............................... NR-4........... W............ 17-7 Nov. 28 ....... at Oklahoma State................. NR-NR....... W...........21-16 Jan. 2 .......... Florida State*........................... NR-NR........ L.......... 19-36 *Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Fla. 1965 (3-7, 3-4 BIG 8) Sept. 25 ...... at Pittsburgh............................ NR-NR........ L............. 9-13 Oct. 2 .......... NAVY......................................... NR-NR........ L............ 0-10 Oct. 9 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-1............. L.............0-19 Oct. 16 ......... KANSAS.................................... NR-NR....... W............ 21-7 Oct. 23 ........ at Kansas State....................... NR-NR....... W........... 27-0 Oct. 30 ....... COLORADO............................. NR-NR........ L.............0-13 Nov. 6 ......... IOWA STATE........................... NR-NR....... W........ 24-20 Nov. 13 ........ at Missouri................................ NR-9............ L........... 0-30 Nov. 25 ....... at Nebraska.............................. NR-3............ L............. 9-21 Dec. 4 ......... OKLAHOMA STATE............... NR-NR........ L............16-17

JIM MACKENZIE ERA (1966) Career Record: 6-4-0 (.600)

1966 (6-4, 4-3 BIG 8) Sept. 17 ....... OREGON................................... NR-NR....... W............17-0 Sept. 24 ...... at Iowa State............................ NR-NR....... W...........33-11 Oct. 8 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-NR....... W............ 18-9 Oct. 15 ......... at Kansas................................... NR-NR....... W...........35-0 Oct. 22 ........ NOTRE DAME.......................... 10-1.............. L............0-38 Oct. 29 ........ at Colorado.............................. NR-NR........ L...........21-24 Nov. 5 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... NR-NR....... W........... 37-6 Nov. 12 ........ MISSOURI................................. NR-NR........ L.............7-10 Nov. 24 ....... NEBRASKA............................... NR-4........... W............10-9 Dec. 3 .......... at Oklahoma State................. NR-NR........ L............14-15

1961 (5-5, 4-3 BIG 8) Sept. 30 ..... at Notre Dame......................... NR-NR........ L.............6-19 Oct. 7 .......... IOWA STATE........................... NR-NR........ L............15-21 Oct. 14 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-4............ L.............7-28 Oct. 21 ......... KANSAS.................................... NR-NR........ L............ 0-10 Oct. 28 ........ COLORADO............................. NR-10.......... L...........14-22 Nov. 4 ......... at Kansas State....................... NR-NR....... W............ 17-6 Nov. 11 ......... at Missouri................................ NR-10......... W............. 7-0 Nov. 18 ........ Army*...........................................NR-NR....... W............14-8 Nov. 25........ at Nebraska............................. NR-NR....... W...........21-14 Dec. 2 .......... OKLAHOMA STATE............... NR-NR....... W...........21-13 *Yankee Stadium (New York).

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CHUCK FAIRBANKS ERA (1967-72) Career Record: 52-15-1 (.772)

1967 (10-1, 7-0; BIG 8 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 23 ...... WASHINGTON STATE.......... NR-NR....... W............21-0 Sept. 30 ..... MARYLAND.............................. NR-NR....... W...........35-0 Oct. 14 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-NR........ L...............7-9 Oct. 21 ......... at Kansas State....................... NR-NR....... W........... 46-7 Oct. 28 ........ at Missouri................................ NR-NR....... W............. 7-0 Nov. 4 ......... COLORADO............................. NR-9........... W...........23-0 Nov. 11 ......... at Iowa State............................ 8-NR........... W..........52-14 Nov. 18 ........ KANSAS.................................... 7-NR........... W.......... 14-10 Nov. 23 ....... at Nebraska.............................. 5-NR........... W...........21-14 Dec. 2 .......... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 3-NR........... W..........38-14 Jan. 1 ........... Tennessee*............................... 3-2............... W.........26-24 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla. 1968 (7-4, 6-1; BIG 8 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 21 ....... at Notre Dame......................... 5-3................ L.......... 21-45 Sept. 28 ...... NORTH CAROLINA STATE.. NR-NR....... W..........28-14 Oct. 12 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-NR........ L......... 20-26 Oct. 19 ......... IOWA STATE........................... NR-NR....... W........... 42-7 Oct. 26 ........ at Colorado.............................. NR-NR........ L...........27-41 Nov. 2 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... NR-NR....... W.........35-20 Nov. 9 ......... at Kansas................................... NR-3........... W......... 27-23 Nov. 16 ........ MISSOURI................................. NR-6........... W..........28-14 Nov. 23 ....... NEBRASKA............................... 14-NR......... W...........47-0 Nov. 30 ...... at Oklahoma State................. 11-NR.......... W............ 41-7 Dec. 31 ........ SMU*.......................................... 10-20........... L.......... 27-28 *Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston, Texas 1969 (6-4, 4-3 BIG 8) Sept. 20 ..... at Wisconsin............................ 6-NR........... W..........48-21 Sept. 27 ...... PITTSBURGH............................ 6-NR........... W........... 37-8 Oct. 11 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 8-2................ L........... 17-27 Oct. 18 ......... COLORADO............................. 12-NR......... W........ 42-30 Oct. 25 ........ at Kansas State....................... 11-18............. L...........21-59 Nov. 1 .......... IOWA STATE........................... NR-NR....... W..........37-14 Nov. 8 ......... at Missouri................................ 20-9............ L..........10-44 Nov. 15 ........ KANSAS.................................... NR-NR....... W...........31-15 Nov. 22 ....... NEBRASKA............................... NR-16.......... L..........14-44 Nov. 29 ....... at Oklahoma State................. NR-NR....... W......... 28-27 1970 (7-4-1, 5-2 BIG 8) Sept. 12 ....... at SMU....................................... 20-NR........ W...........28-11 Sept. 19 ....... WISCONSIN............................. 18-NR......... W............ 21-7 Sept. 26 ...... OREGON STATE..................... 14-NR.......... L...........14-23 Oct. 10 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-2............ L.............9-41 Oct. 17 ......... at Colorado.............................. NR-13.......... W..........23-15 Oct. 24 ........ KANSAS STATE...................... NR-NR........ L........... 14-19 Oct. 31 ......... at Iowa State............................ NR-NR....... W.........29-28 Nov. 7 ......... MISSOURI................................. NR-NR....... W..........28-13 Nov. 14 ........ at Kansas................................... NR-NR....... W.........28-24 Nov. 21 ........ at Nebraska.............................. NR-3............ L...........21-28 Nov. 28 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE............... NR-NR....... W...........66-6 Dec. 31 ........ Alabama*.................................. 20-NR......... T..........24-24 *Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston, Texas 1971 (11-1, 6-1 BIG 8) Sept. 18 ....... SMU............................................ 10-NR......... W...........30-0 Sept. 25 ...... at Pittsburgh............................ 11-NR.......... W.........55-29 Oct. 2 .......... USC............................................. 8-17............. W.........33-20 Oct. 9 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 8-3.............. W.........48-27 Oct. 16 ......... COLORADO............................. 2-6.............. W..........45-17 Oct. 23 ........ at Kansas State....................... 2-NR........... W.........75-28 Oct. 30 ....... IOWA STATE........................... 2-NR........... W..........43-12 Nov. 6 ......... at Missouri................................ 2-NR........... W...........20-3 Nov. 13 ........ KANSAS.................................... 2-NR........... W......... 56-10 Nov. 25 ....... NEBRASKA............................... 2-1................. L...........31-35 Dec. 4 ......... at Oklahoma State................. 3-NR........... W..........58-14 Jan. 1 ........... Auburn*..................................... 3-5.............. W........ 40-22 *Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, La. 1972 (11-1, 6-1; BIG 8 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 16 ....... UTAH STATE............................ 4-NR........... W...........49-0 Sept. 23 ...... OREGON................................... 2-NR........... W........... 68-3 Sept. 30 ..... CLEMSON................................. 2-NR........... W........... 52-3 Oct. 14 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 2-10............. W........... 27-0 Oct. 21 ......... at Colorado.............................. 2-9............... L.......... 14-20 Oct. 28 ........ KANSAS STATE...................... 8-NR........... W...........52-0 Nov. 4 ......... at Iowa State............................ 7-14............. W...........20-6 Nov. 11 ......... MISSOURI................................. 7-14............. W............ 17-6 Nov. 18 ........ at Kansas................................... 4-NR........... W............ 31-7 Nov. 23 ....... at Nebraska.............................. 4-5.............. W...........17-14 Dec. 2 .......... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 3-20............ W..........38-15 Dec. 31 ........ Penn State*.............................. 2-5............... W............14-0 *Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, La.

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ALL-TIME RESULTS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

BARRY SWITZER ERA (1973-88) Career Record: 157-29-4 (.837)

1973 (10-0-1, 7-0; BIG 8 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 15 ....... at Baylor.................................... 11-NR.......... W..........42-14 Sept. 29 ...... at USC........................................ 8-1................ T...............7-7 Oct. 6 .......... MIAMI (FL)................................ 6-17............. W........ 24-20 Oct. 13 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 6-13............. W..........52-13 Oct. 20 ....... COLORADO............................. 3-16............. W........... 34-7 Oct. 27 ........ at Kansas State....................... 3-NR........... W..........56-14 Nov. 3 ......... IOWA STATE........................... 3-NR........... W..........34-17 Nov. 10 ....... at Missouri................................ 3-10............. W............ 31-3 Nov. 17 ........ KANSAS.................................... 3-18............. W........ 48-20 Nov. 23 ....... NEBRASKA............................... 3-10............. W........... 27-0 Dec. 1 ........... at Oklahoma State................. 2-NR........... W..........45-18 1974 (11-0, 7-0 BIG 8; NATIONAL CHAMPIONS) Sept. 14 ....... BAYLOR.................................... 1-NR............ W...........28-11 Sept. 28....... UTAH STATE............................ 3-NR........... W........... 72-3 Oct. 5 .......... WAKE FOREST....................... 2-NR........... W...........63-0 Oct. 12 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 2-17............. W...........16-13 Oct. 19 ......... at Colorado.............................. 2-NR........... W......... 49-14 Oct. 26 ........ KANSAS STATE...................... 2-NR........... W...........63-0 Nov. 2 ......... at Iowa State............................ 2-NR........... W..........28-10 Nov. 9 ......... MISSOURI................................. 2-NR........... W........... 37-0 Nov. 16 ........ at Kansas................................... 1-NR............ W..........45-14 Nov. 23 ....... at Nebraska.............................. 1-6............... W..........28-14 Nov. 30 ...... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 1-NR............ W..........44-13 1975 (11-1, 6-1 BIG 8; NATIONAL CHAMPIONS) Sept. 13 ....... OREGON................................... 1-NR............ W........... 62-7 Sept. 20 ..... PITTSBURGH............................ 1-15.............. W......... 46-10 Sept. 26 ...... at Miami (FL)........................... 1-NR............ W..........20-17 Oct. 4 .......... COLORADO............................. 1-19.............. W..........21-20 Oct. 11 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 2-5............... W..........24-17 Oct. 18 ......... at Kansas State....................... 2-NR........... W........... 25-3 Oct. 25 ........ IOWA STATE........................... 2-NR........... W........... 39-7 Nov. 1 .......... at Oklahoma State................. 2-19............. W............27-7 Nov. 8 ......... KANSAS.................................... 2-NR............ L............ 3-23 Nov. 15 ........ at Missouri................................ 6-18............. W......... 28-27 Nov. 22 ....... NEBRASKA............................... 7-2............... W..........35-10 Jan. 1 ........... Michigan*.................................. 3-5.............. W............14-6 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla. 1976 (9-2-1, 5-2; BIG 8 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 11 ........ at Vanderbilt............................ 5-NR........... W........... 24-3 Sept. 18 ....... CALIFORNIA............................ 4-NR........... W..........28-17 Sept. 25 ...... FLORIDA STATE..................... 4-NR........... W...........24-9 Oct. 2 .......... at Iowa State............................ 3-NR........... W......... 24-10 Oct. 9 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 3-16.............. T.............. 6-6 Oct. 16 ......... at Kansas................................... 6-15............. W..........28-10 Oct. 23 ........ OKLAHOMA STATE............... 5-NR............ L...........24-31 Oct. 30 ....... at Colorado.............................. 13-19............ L.......... 31-42 Nov. 6 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... 17-NR.......... W........ 49-20 Nov. 13 ........ MISSOURI................................. 14-11............ W.........27-20 Nov. 26 ....... at Nebraska.............................. 8-10............ W..........20-17 Dec. 25 ....... Wyoming*................................ 8-NR........... W............ 41-7 *Fiesta Bowl at Tempe, Ariz.

u Barry Switzer, who started his head coaching career with a 29-0-1 record, is tied with Bud Wilkinson for the

Oklahoma lead with three national titles (1974, '75 and '85).

1977 (10-2, 7-0; BIG 8 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 10 ...... VANDERBILT........................... 1-NR............ W......... 25-23 Sept. 17 ....... UTAH.......................................... 5-NR........... W.........62-24 Sept. 24 ...... at Ohio State............................ 3-4.............. W.........29-28 Oct. 1 ........... KANSAS.................................... 1-NR............ W...........24-9 Oct. 8 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 2-5................ L.............6-13 Oct. 15 ......... at Missouri................................ 7-NR........... W...........21-17 Oct. 22 ........ IOWA STATE........................... 6-16............. W..........35-16 Oct. 29 ........ at Kansas State....................... 4-NR........... W........... 42-7 Nov. 5 ......... at Oklahoma State................. 3-NR........... W..........61-28 Nov. 12 ........ COLORADO............................. 3-NR........... W..........52-14 Nov. 25 ....... NEBRASKA............................... 3-11.............. W........... 38-7 Jan. 2 .......... Arkansas* ................................. 2-6............... L.............6-31 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla.

1979 (11-1, 7-0; BIG 8 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 15 ....... IOWA......................................... 3-NR........... W............ 21-6 Sept. 22 ...... TULSA........................................ 3-NR........... W..........49-13 Sept. 29 ...... at Rice........................................ 3-NR........... W..........63-21 Oct. 6 .......... COLORADO............................. 3-NR........... W........ 49-24 Oct. 13 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 3-4............... L............. 7-16 Oct. 20 ....... at Kansas State....................... 8-NR........... W........... 38-6 Oct. 27 ........ IOWA STATE........................... 7-NR........... W........... 38-9 Nov. 3 ......... at Oklahoma State................. 7-NR........... W........... 38-7 Nov. 10 ....... KANSAS.................................... 6-NR........... W...........38-0 Nov. 17 ........ at Missouri................................ 7-NR........... W.........24-22 Nov. 24 ....... NEBRASKA............................... 8-3.............. W...........17-14 Jan. 1 ........... Florida State*........................... 5-4.............. W........... 24-7 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla.

1981 (7-4-1, 4-2-1 BIG 8) Sept. 12 ....... WYOMING................................ 3-NR........... W.........37-20 Sept. 26 ...... at USC........................................ 2-1................. L..........24-28 Oct. 3 .......... IOWA STATE........................... 5-20............. T...............7-7 Oct. 10 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 10-3.............. L.......... 14-34 Oct. 17 ......... KANSAS.................................... NR-NR....... W........... 45-7 Oct. 24 ........ OREGON STATE..................... NR-NR....... W........... 42-3 Oct. 31 ......... COLORADO............................. 19-NR......... W...........49-0 Nov. 7 ......... at Kansas State....................... 17-NR.......... W..........28-21 Nov. 14 ........ at Missouri................................ 15-NR.......... L........... 14-19 Nov. 21 ........ NEBRASKA............................... NR-5............ L...........14-37 Nov. 28 ....... at Oklahoma State................. NR-NR....... W........... 27-3 Dec. 26 ....... Houston*................................... NR-NR....... W......... 40-14 *Sun Bowl at El Paso, Texas

1978 (11-1, 6-1; BIG 8 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 9 ........ at Stanford............................... 4-NR........... W.........35-29 Sept. 16 ....... WEST VIRGINIA...................... 3-NR........... W..........52-10 Sept. 23 ...... RICE............................................ 3-NR........... W........... 66-7 Sept. 30 ..... MISSOURI................................. 1-14.............. W.........45-23 Oct. 7 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 1-6............... W...........31-10 Oct. 14 ........ at Kansas................................... 1-NR............ W...........17-16 Oct. 21 ......... at Iowa State............................ 1-NR............ W...........34-6 Oct. 28 ........ KANSAS STATE...................... 1-NR............ W..........56-19 Nov. 4 ......... at Colorado.............................. 1-NR............ W........... 28-7 Nov. 11 ......... at Nebraska.............................. 1-4................ L............14-17 Nov. 18 ........ OKLAHOMA STATE............... 4-NR........... W........... 62-7 Jan. 1 ........... Nebraska*................................. 4-6.............. W..........31-24 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla.

1980 (10-2, 7-0; BIG 8 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 13 ....... KENTUCKY............................... 4-NR........... W........... 29-7 Sept. 27 ...... STANFORD............................... 4-NR............ L........... 14-31 Oct. 4 .......... at Colorado.............................. 12-NR......... W.........82-42 Oct. 11 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 12-3.............. L.......... 13-20 Oct. 18 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... 17-NR.......... W..........35-21 Oct. 25 ........ at Iowa State............................ 17-NR.......... W........... 42-7 Nov. 1 .......... NORTH CAROLINA................ 16-6............ W............ 41-7 Nov. 8 ......... at Kansas................................... 11-NR.......... W...........21-19 Nov. 15 ........ MISSOURI................................. 10-NR......... W............ 17-7 Nov. 22 ....... at Nebraska.............................. 9-4.............. W...........21-17 Nov. 29 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 6-NR........... W..........63-14 Jan. 1 ........... Florida State*........................... 4-2.............. W...........18-17 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla.

1982 (8-4, 6-1 BIG 8) Sept. 11 ........ WEST VIRGINIA...................... 9-NR............ L...........27-41 Sept. 18 ....... at Kentucky.............................. NR-NR....... W........... 29-8 Sept. 25 ...... USC............................................. NR-18.......... L.............0-12 Oct. 2 .......... at Iowa State............................ NR-NR....... W............ 13-3 Oct. 9 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-13.......... W.........28-22 Oct. 16 ......... at Kansas................................... NR-NR....... W..........38-14 Oct. 23 ........ OKLAHOMA STATE............... 20-NR........ W........... 27-9 Oct. 30 ....... at Colorado.............................. 17-NR.......... W......... 45-10 Nov. 6 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... 14-NR......... W......... 24-10 Nov. 13 ........ MISSOURI................................. 15-NR......... W.......... 41-14 Nov. 26 ....... at Nebraska.............................. 11-3............... L..........24-28 Jan. 1 ........... Arizona State*......................... 12-11.............. L...........21-32 *Fiesta Bowl at Tempe, Ariz.

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ALL-TIME RESULTS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS 1983 (8-4, 5-2 BIG 8) Sept. 10 ...... at Stanford............................... 2-NR........... W..........27-14 Sept. 17 ....... OHIO STATE............................. 2-6............... L.......... 14-24 Sept. 24 ...... TULSA........................................ 8-NR........... W..........28-18 Oct. 1 ........... at Kansas State....................... 9-NR........... W......... 29-10 Oct. 8 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 8-2................ L.......... 16-28 Oct. 15 ......... at Oklahoma State................. 15-NR......... W..........21-20 Oct. 22 ........ IOWA STATE........................... 16-NR......... W...........49-11 Oct. 29 ........ KANSAS.................................... 14-NR......... W..........45-14 Nov. 5 ......... at Missouri................................ 11-NR........... L............ 0-10 Nov. 12 ........ COLORADO............................. NR-NR....... W..........41-28 Nov. 26 ....... NEBRASKA............................... NR-1............. L...........21-28 Dec. 3 .......... at Hawaii................................... NR-NR....... W...........21-17 1984 (9-2-1, 6-1; BIG 8 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 8 ........ STANFORD............................... 16-NR......... W............ 19-7 Sept. 15 ....... at Pittsburgh............................ 15-17............ W......... 42-10 Sept. 22 ...... BAYLOR.................................... 11-NR.......... W..........34-15 Sept. 29 ...... KANSAS STATE...................... 7-NR........... W...........24-6 Oct. 13 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 3-1................ T............15-15 Oct. 20 ....... at Iowa State............................ 2-NR........... W...........12-10 Oct. 27 ........ at Kansas................................... 2-NR............ L............11-28 Nov. 3 ......... MISSOURI................................. 10-NR......... W........... 49-7 Nov. 10 ....... at Colorado.............................. 9-NR........... W..........42-17 Nov. 17 ........ at Nebraska.............................. 6-1............... W............ 17-7 Nov. 24 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 2-3............... W..........24-14 Jan. 1 ........... Washington*............................ 2-4............... L........... 17-28 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla. 1985 (11-1, 7-0 BIG 8; NATIONAL CHAMPIONS) Sept. 28 ...... at Minnesota............................ 2-NR........... W............ 13-7 Oct. 5 .......... at Kansas State....................... 2-NR........... W............41-6 Oct. 12 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 2-17............. W............ 14-7 Oct. 19 ......... MIAMI (FL) .............................. 3-NR............ L...........14-27 Oct. 26 ........ IOWA STATE........................... 10-NR......... W..........59-14 Nov. 2 ......... KANSAS.................................... 9-NR........... W...........48-6 Nov. 9 ......... at Missouri................................ 7-NR........... W............ 51-6 Nov. 16 ........ COLORADO............................. 7-NR........... W............31-0 Nov. 23 ....... NEBRASKA............................... 5-2............... W............27-7 Nov. 30 ...... at Oklahoma State................. 3-17............. W............13-0 Dec. 7 .......... SMU............................................ 4-NR........... W..........35-13 Jan. 1 ........... Penn State*.............................. 3-1............... W..........25-10 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla. 1986 (11-1, 7-0; BIG 8 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 6 ........ UCLA.......................................... 1-4............... W........... 38-3 Sept. 20 ..... MINNESOTA............................. 1-NR............ W...........63-0 Sept. 27 ...... at Miami (FL) .......................... 1-2................. L.......... 16-28 Oct. 4 .......... KANSAS STATE...................... 6-NR........... W......... 56-10 Oct. 11 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 6-NR........... W..........47-12 Oct. 18 ......... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 5-NR........... W............19-0 Oct. 25 ........ at Iowa State............................ 5-NR........... W...........38-0 Nov. 1 .......... at Kansas................................... 4-NR........... W...........64-3 Nov. 8 ......... MISSOURI................................. 4-NR........... W........... 77-0 Nov. 15 ........ at Colorado.............................. 4-NR........... W...........28-0 Nov. 22 ....... at Nebraska.............................. 3-5.............. W..........20-17 Jan. 1 ........... Arkansas*.................................. 3-9.............. W........... 42-8 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla. 1987 (11-1, 7-0; BIG 8 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 5 ........ NORTH TEXAS........................ 1-NR............ W......... 69-14 Sept. 12 ....... NORTH CAROLINA................ 1-NR............ W...........28-0 Sept. 26 ...... at Tulsa...................................... 1-NR............ W...........65-0 Oct. 3 .......... at Iowa State............................ 1-NR............ W........... 56-3 Oct. 10 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 1-NR............ W...........44-9 Oct. 17 ......... at Kansas State....................... 1-NR............ W......... 59-10 Oct. 24 ........ COLORADO............................. 1-NR............ W...........24-6 Oct. 31 ......... at Kansas................................... 1-NR............ W...........71-10 Nov. 7 ......... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 1-12.............. W......... 29-10 Nov. 14......... MISSOURI................................. 1-NR............ W...........17-13 Nov. 21 ........ at Nebraska.............................. 2-1................ W............ 17-7 Jan. 1 ........... Miami (FL)*.............................. 1-2................. L.......... 14-20 *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla. 1988 (9-3, 6-1 BIG 8) Sept. 10 ...... at North Carolina.................... 4-NR........... W...........28-0 Sept. 17 ....... ARIZONA.................................. 6-NR........... W..........28-10 Sept. 24 ...... at USC........................................ 3-5............... L.............7-23 Oct. 1 ........... IOWA STATE........................... 10-NR......... W........... 35-7 Oct. 8 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 10-NR......... W..........28-13 Oct. 15 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... 9-NR........... W........ 70-24 Oct. 22 ........ at Colorado.............................. 8-NR........... W...........17-14 Oct. 29 ........ KANSAS.................................... 8-NR........... W..........63-14 Nov. 5 ......... at Oklahoma State................. 8-12............. W..........31-28 Nov. 12 ........ at Missouri................................ 8-NR........... W............ 16-7 Nov. 19 ........ NEBRASKA............................... 9-7................ L...............3-7 Jan. 2 .......... Clemson*................................... 10-13............ L.............6-13 *Citrus Bowl at Orlando, Fla.

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GARY GIBBS ERA (1989-94) Career Record: 44-23-2 (.652)

Career Record: 5-5-1 (.500)

1989 (7-4, 5-2 BIG 8) Sept. 2 ........ NEW MEXICO STATE............ 15-NR......... W........... 73-3 Sept. 9 ........ BAYLOR.................................... 8-NR........... W........... 33-7 Sept. 16 ....... at Arizona................................. 4-NR............ L.............. 3-6 Sept. 30 ..... at Kansas................................... 16-NR......... W...........45-6 Oct. 7 .......... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 16-NR......... W..........37-15 Oct. 14 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 15-NR.......... L..........24-28 Oct. 21 ......... at Iowa State............................ 25-NR........ W........ 43-40 Oct. 28 ........ COLORADO............................. NR-3............ L............3-20 Nov. 4 ......... MISSOURI................................. NR-NR....... W..........52-14 Nov. 11 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... NR-NR....... W..........42-19 Nov. 18 ........ at Nebraska.............................. NR-6............ L......... 25-42 1990 (8-3, 5-2 BIG 8) Sept. 8 ........ at UCLA..................................... 23-19.......... W..........34-14 Sept. 15 ....... PITTSBURGH............................ 14-13........... W..........52-10 Sept. 22 ...... TULSA........................................ 11-NR.......... W..........52-10 Sept. 29 ...... KANSAS.................................... 9-NR........... W...........31-17 Oct. 6 .......... at Oklahoma State................. 7-NR........... W...........31-17 Oct. 13 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 4-NR............ L............13-14 Oct. 20 ....... IOWA STATE........................... 16-NR.......... L...........31-33 Oct. 27 ........ at Colorado.............................. 22-10........... L..........23-32 Nov. 3 ......... at Missouri................................ NR-NR....... W..........55-10 Nov. 10 ....... KANSAS STATE...................... NR-NR....... W........... 34-7 Nov. 23 ....... NEBRASKA............................... NR-10......... W......... 45-10 1991 (9-3, 5-2 BIG 8) Sept. 14 ....... NORTH TEXAS........................ 9-NR........... W...........40-2 Sept. 21 ....... UTAH STATE............................ 7-NR........... W..........55-21 Sept. 28 ...... VIRGINIA TECH....................... 6-NR........... W.......... 27-17 Oct. 5 .......... at Iowa State............................ 5-NR........... W........... 29-8 Oct. 12 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 6-NR............ L.............7-10 Oct. 19 ......... COLORADO............................. 12-22............ L...........17-34 Oct. 26 ........ KANSAS.................................... 21-NR......... W............ 41-3 Nov. 2 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... 20-NR........ W........... 28-7 Nov. 9 ......... at Missouri................................ 20-NR........ W..........56-16 Nov. 16 ........ OKLAHOMA STATE............... 18-NR......... W............ 21-6 Nov. 29 ....... at Nebraska.............................. 19-11............. L........... 14-19 Dec. 29 ....... Virginia*.................................... 20-19.......... W......... 48-14 *Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Fla. 1992 (5-4-2, 3-2-2 BIG 8) Sept. 3 ........ at Texas Tech........................... 15-NR......... W...........34-9 Sept. 12 ....... ARKANSAS STATE................ 13-NR ........ W............61-0 Sept. 19 ....... USC............................................. 13-NR.......... L..........10-20 Oct. 3 .......... IOWA STATE........................... 19-NR......... W............ 17-3 Oct. 10 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 16-NR.......... L......... 24-34 Oct. 17 ......... at Colorado.............................. NR-7............ T..........24-24 Oct. 24 ........ at Kansas................................... NR-22.......... L.......... 10-27 Oct. 31 ......... KANSAS STATE...................... NR-NR....... W...........16-14 Nov. 7 ......... MISSOURI................................. NR-NR....... W...........51-17 Nov. 14 ........ at Oklahoma State................. NR-NR........ T............15-15 Nov. 27 ....... NEBRASKA............................... NR-12........... L............9-33 1993 (9-3, 4-3 BIG 8) Sept. 4 ........ at TCU........................................ 21-NR......... W........... 35-3 Sept. 11 ........ TEXAS A&M.............................. 17-5............. W......... 44-14 Sept. 25 ...... TULSA........................................ 10-NR......... W......... 41-20 Oct. 2 .......... at Iowa State............................ 10-NR......... W........... 24-7 Oct. 9 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 10-NR......... W..........38-17 Oct. 16 ......... COLORADO............................. 9-20............. L.......... 10-27 Oct. 23 ........ KANSAS.................................... 17-NR.......... W.........38-23 Oct. 30 ....... at Kansas State....................... 14-25........... L..............7-21 Nov. 6 ......... at Missouri................................ 20-NR........ W.........42-23 Nov. 13 ........ OKLAHOMA STATE............... 17-NR.......... W............31-0 Nov. 26 ....... at Nebraska.............................. 16-2.............. L..............7-21 Dec. 24 ....... Texas Tech*.............................. 19-NR......... W.......... 41-10 *John Hancock Bowl at El Paso, Texas 1994 (6-6, 4-3 BIG 8) Sept. 3 ........ at Syracuse............................... 16-NR......... W.........30-29 Sept. 10 ...... at Texas A&M........................... 16-15............ L.......... 14-36 Sept. 17 ....... TEXAS TECH............................ 21-NR......... W............17-11 Oct. 1 ........... IOWA STATE........................... 21-NR......... W...........34-6 Oct. 8 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 16-15............ L........... 10-17 Oct. 15 ......... at Colorado.............................. 22-4............. L............ 7-45 Oct. 22 ........ at Kansas................................... NR-NR....... W..........20-17 Oct. 29 ........ KANSAS STATE...................... NR-23.......... L......... 20-37 Nov. 5 ......... MISSOURI................................. NR-NR....... W..........30-13 Nov. 12 ........ at Oklahoma State................. NR-NR....... W..........33-14 Nov. 25 ....... NEBRASKA............................... NR-1............. L............. 3-13 Dec. 29 ....... BYU*........................................... NR-22.......... L.............6-31 *Copper Bowl at Tucson, Ariz.

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1995 (5-5-1, 2-5 BIG 8) Sept. 9 ........ SAN DIEGO STATE................. 14-NR......... W.........38-22 Sept. 16 ....... SMU............................................ 14-NR......... W......... 24-10 Sept. 23 ...... NORTH TEXAS........................ 10-NR......... W.......... 51-10 Sept. 30 ..... COLORADO............................. 10-4............. L...........17-38 Oct. 7 .......... at Iowa State............................ 14-NR......... W.........39-26 Oct. 14 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 13-18............ T..........24-24 Oct. 21 ......... KANSAS.................................... 15-7.............. L...........17-38 Oct. 28 ........ at Missouri................................ 23-NR........ W............ 13-9 Nov. 4 ......... at Kansas State....................... 25-9............. L..........10-49 Nov. 11 ......... OKLAHOMA STATE............... NR-NR........ L.............0-12 Nov. 24 ....... at Nebraska.............................. NR-1............. L............0-37

JOHN BLAKE ERA (1996-98) Career Record: 12-22-0 (.353)

1996 (3-8, 3-5 BIG 12) Sept. 7 ........ TCU............................................. NR-NR........ L............ 7-20 Sept. 21 ....... at San Diego State................. NR-NR........ L........... 31-51 Sept. 28 ...... TULSA........................................ NR-NR........ L...........24-31 Oct. 5 .......... KANSAS.................................... NR-NR........ L..........24-52 Oct. 12 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas) (OT).... NR-25......... W.........30-27 Oct. 19 ......... at Baylor.................................... NR-NR....... W.........28-24 Oct. 26 ........ at Kansas State....................... NR-16.......... L......... 35-42 Nov. 2 ......... NEBRASKA............................... NR-5............ L...........21-73 Nov. 9 ......... at Oklahoma State................. NR-NR....... W.......... 27-17 Nov. 16 ........ at Texas A&M........................... NR-NR........ L.......... 16-33 Nov. 23 ....... TEXAS TECH............................ NR-NR........ L...........12-22 1997 (4-8, 2-6 BIG 12) Aug. 23 ....... vs. Northwestern*.................. NR-NR........ L............0-24 Sept. 6 ........ SYRACUSE............................... NR-NR....... W.........36-34 Sept. 20 ..... at California.............................. NR-NR........ L.........36-40 Sept. 27 ...... LOUISVILLE.............................. NR-NR....... W..........35-14 Oct. 4 .......... at Kansas................................... NR-NR........ L...........17-20 Oct. 11 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-NR........ L..........24-27 Oct. 18 ......... BAYLOR.................................... NR-NR....... W.........24-23 Oct. 25 ........ KANSAS STATE...................... NR-14.......... L............ 7-26 Nov. 1 .......... at Nebraska.............................. NR-1............. L............7-69 Nov. 8 ......... OKLAHOMA STATE............... NR-25.......... L............ 7-30 Nov. 15 ........ TEXAS A&M.............................. NR-18.......... L............. 7-51 Nov. 22 ....... at Texas Tech........................... NR-NR....... W.......... 32-21 *Pigskin Classic at Chicago 1998 (5-6, 3-5 BIG 12) Sept. 5 ........ NORTH TEXAS........................ NR-NR....... W........... 37-9 Sept. 12 ....... at TCU........................................ NR-NR....... W............10-9 Sept. 19 ....... CALIFORNIA............................ NR-NR........ L............12-13 Oct. 3 .......... COLORADO............................. NR-15.......... L..........25-27 Oct. 10 ........ vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-NR........ L............ 3-34 Oct. 17 ......... at Missouri................................ NR-20......... L............6-20 Oct. 24 ........ at Oklahoma State................. NR-NR........ L.......... 26-41 Oct. 31 ......... IOWA STATE........................... NR-NR....... W...........17-14 Nov. 7 ......... at Texas A&M........................... NR-7............ L............0-29 Nov. 14 ........ at Baylor.................................... NR-NR....... W..........28-16 Nov. 21 ........ TEXAS TECH............................ NR-NR....... W..........20-17

BOB STOOPS ERA (1999-2016) Career Record: 191-48 (.799)

1999 (7-5, 5-3 BIG 12) Sept. 11 ........ INDIANA STATE...................... NR-NR....... W...........49-0 Sept. 18 ....... BAYLOR.................................... NR-NR....... W.......... 41-10 Sept. 25 ...... at Louisville.............................. NR-NR....... W..........42-21 Oct. 2 .......... at Notre Dame......................... 23-NR......... L.........30-34 Oct. 9 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-23.......... L..........28-38 Oct. 23 ........ TEXAS A&M.............................. NR-13.......... W............ 51-6 Oct. 30 ....... at Colorado.............................. 24-NR......... L..........24-38 Nov. 6 ......... MISSOURI................................. NR-NR....... W........... 37-0 Nov. 13 ........ at Iowa State............................ NR-NR....... W...........31-10 Nov. 20 ...... at Texas Tech........................... NR-NR........ L..........28-38 Nov. 27 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE............... NR-NR....... W...........44-7 Dec. 31 ........ Mississippi*............................... NR-NR........ L..........25-27 *Independence Bowl at Shreveport, La.

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ALL-TIME RESULTS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES 2000 (13-0, 8-0 BIG 12; NATIONAL CHAMPIONS) Sept. 2 ........ UTEP.......................................... 19-NR......... W..........55-14 Sept. 9 ........ ARKANSAS STATE................ 20-NR........ W........... 45-7 Sept. 23 ...... RICE............................................ 17-NR.......... W..........42-14 Sept. 30 ..... KANSAS.................................... 14-NR......... W..........34-16 Oct. 7 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 10-11............ W..........63-14 Oct. 14 ........ at Kansas State....................... 8-2............... W...........41-31 Oct. 28 ........ NEBRASKA............................... 3-1............... W...........31-14 Nov. 4 ......... at Baylor.................................... 1-NR............ W........... 56-7 Nov. 11 ......... at Texas A&M........................... 1-23............. W..........35-31 Nov. 18 ........ TEXAS TECH............................ 1-NR............ W.......... 27-13 Nov. 25 ....... at Oklahoma State................. 1-NR............ W............ 12-7 Dec. 2 .......... Kansas State^.......................... 1-8............... W.........27-24 Jan. 3 .......... Florida State*........................... 1-3 .............. W............ 13-2 ^Big 12 Championship Game at Kansas City, Mo. *Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla.

2005 (8-4, 6-2 BIG 12) Sept. 3......... TCU............................................. 7-NR............ L........... 10-17 Sept. 10....... TULSA....................................... 18-NR......... W...........31-15 Sept. 17....... at UCLA..................................... 21-NR.......... L.......... 24-41 Oct. 1 ........... KANSAS STATE...................... NR-NR....... W..........43-21 Oct. 8........... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-2............ L...........12-45 Oct. 15......... Kansas at Kansas City.......... NR-NR....... W............19-3 Oct. 22........ BAYLOR (2OT)....................... NR-NR....... W.........37-30 Oct. 29........ at Nebraska............................. NR-NR....... W..........31-24 Nov. 12......... TEXAS A&M............................. NR-NR....... W........ 36-30 Nov. 19......... at Texas Tech........................... NR-21........... L...........21-23 Nov. 26........ OKLAHOMA STATE.............. NR-NR....... W..........42-14 Dec. 29........ Oregon*.................................... NR-6........... W...........17-14 * Holiday Bowl at San Diego, Calif.

2001 (11-2, 6-2 BIG 12) Aug. 25 ....... NORTH CAROLIINA............... 3-NR........... W..........41-27 Sept. 1 ......... at Air Force.............................. 3-NR........... W...........44-3 Sept. 8 ........ NORTH TEXAS........................ 3-NR........... W..........37-10 Sept. 29 ...... KANSAS STATE...................... 3-11.............. W.........38-37 Oct. 6 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 3-5.............. W............ 14-3 Oct. 13 ......... at Kansas................................... 3-NR........... W......... 38-10 Oct. 20 ....... BAYLOR.................................... 2-NR........... W.......... 33-17 Oct. 27 ........ at Nebraska.............................. 2-3................ L..........10-20 Nov. 3 ......... TULSA........................................ 3-NR........... W...........58-0 Nov. 10 ....... TEXAS A&M.............................. 3-NR........... W...........31-10 Nov. 17 ........ at Texas Tech........................... 3-NR........... W..........30-13 Nov. 24 ....... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 4-NR............ L............13-16 Jan. 1 ........... Arkansas*.................................. 10-NR......... W............10-3 *Cotton Bowl at Dallas, Texas

2006 (11-3, 7-1; BIG 12 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 2......... UAB............................................ 10-NR......... W..........24-17 Sept. 9......... WASHINGTON........................ 15-NR......... W.........37-20 Sept. 16....... at Oregon................................. 15-18............ L..........33-34 Sept. 23...... MIDDLE TENNESSEE........... 17-NR.......... W.......... 59-0 Oct. 7........... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 14-7.............. L.......... 10-28 Oct. 14......... IOWA STATE............................ 23-NR........ W...........34-9 Oct. 21......... COLORADO............................. 20-NR........ W........... 24-3 Oct. 28........ at Missouri................................ 19-23.......... W......... 26-10 Nov. 4.......... at Texas A&M.......................... 18-21........... W...........17-16 Nov. 11.......... TEXAS TECH........................... 17-NR.......... W........ 34-24 Nov. 18......... at Baylor................................... 16-NR......... W......... 36-10 Nov. 25........ at Oklahoma State................ 13-NR......... W.......... 27-21 Dec. 2.......... Nebraska*................................ 8-19............. W............ 21-7 Jan. 1............ Boise State^ (OT).................. 7-9................ L ........ 42-43 * Big 12 Championship Game at Kansas City, Mo. ^ Fiesta Bowl at Glendale, Ariz.

2002 (12-2, 6-2; BIG 12 CHAMPIONS) Aug. 30 ...... at Tulsa...................................... 1-NR............ W........... 37-0 Sept. 7 ........ ALABAMA................................ 2-NR........... W......... 37-27 Sept. 14 ....... UTEP.......................................... 2-NR........... W...........68-0 Sept. 28 ...... SOUTH FLORIDA.................... 2-NR........... W...........31-14 Oct. 5 .......... at Missouri................................ 3-NR........... W..........31-24 Oct. 12 ......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 2-3............... W.........35-24 Oct. 19 ......... IOWA STATE........................... 2-9.............. W...........49-3 Nov. 2 ......... COLORADO............................. 2-13............. W...........27-11 Nov. 9 ......... at Texas A&M........................... 1-NR............. L......... 26-30 Nov. 16 ........ at Baylor.................................... 4-NR........... W...........49-9 Nov. 23 ....... TEXAS TECH............................ 4-24............ W......... 60-15 Nov. 30 ...... at Oklahoma State................. 3-NR............ L..........28-38 Dec. 7 .......... Colorado*.................................. 8-12............. W........... 29-7 Jan. 1 ........... Washington State^................ 8-7............... W..........34-14 *Big 12 Championship Game at Houston, Texas ^Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Calif.

2007 (11-3, 6-2; BIG 12 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 1.......... NORTH TEXAS....................... 8-NR........... W......... 79-10 Sept. 8......... MIAMI........................................ 5-NR........... W...........51-13 Sept. 15....... UTAH STATE............................ 3-NR........... W...........54-3 Sept. 20...... at Tulsa...................................... 4-NR........... W..........62-21 Sept. 29...... at Colorado.............................. 3-NR............ L..........24-27 Oct. 6........... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 10-19........... W..........28-21 Oct. 13......... MISSOURI................................. 6-11.............. W......... 43-31 Oct. 20........ at Iowa State........................... 4-NR........... W.............17-7 Nov. 3.......... TEXAS A&M............................. 5-NR........... W..........42-14 Nov. 10........ BAYLOR.................................... 4-NR........... W..........52-21 Nov. 17......... at Texas Tech........................... 3-NR............ L..........27-34 Nov. 24........ OKLAHOMA STATE.............. 10-NR......... W......... 49-17 Dec. 1........... Missouri*................................... 9-1............... W..........38-17 Jan. 2........... West Virginia^........................ 3-11............... L ........ 28-48 * Big 12 Championship Game at San Antonio, Texas ^ Fiesta Bowl at Glendale, Ariz.

2003 (12-2, 8-0 BIG 12) Aug. 30 ...... NORTH TEXAS........................ 1-NR............ W........... 37-3 Sept. 6 ........ at Alabama............................... 1-NR............ W..........20-13 Sept. 13 ....... FRESNO STATE....................... 1-NR............ W.........52-28 Sept. 20 ..... UCLA.......................................... 1-NR............ W.........59-24 Oct. 4 .......... at Iowa State............................ 1-NR............ W........... 53-7 Oct. 11 .......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 1-11............... W..........65-13 Oct. 18 ......... MISSOURI................................. 1-24............. W..........34-13 Oct. 25 ........ at Colorado.............................. 1-NR............ W........ 34-20 Nov. 1 .......... OKLAHOMA STATE............... 1-14.............. W........... 52-9 Nov. 8 ......... TEXAS A&M.............................. 1-NR............ W........... 77-0 Nov. 15 ........ BAYLOR.................................... 1-NR............ W............ 41-3 Nov. 22 ....... at Texas Tech .......................... 1-NR............ W.........56-25 Dec. 6 ......... Kansas State*........................... 1-13............... L.............7-35 Jan. 4 .......... LSU^........................................... 3-2................ L........... 14-21 * Big 12 Championship Game at Kansas City, Mo. ^ Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, La.

2008 (12-2, 7-1; BIG 12 CHAMPIONS) Aug. 30....... CHATTANOOGA.................... 4-NR........... W............57-2 Sept. 6......... CINCINNATI............................. 4-NR........... W.........52-26 Sept. 13....... at Washington........................ 3-NR........... W......... 55-14 Sept. 27...... TCU............................................. 2-24............ W......... 35-10 Oct. 4........... at Baylor................................... 1-NR............ W......... 49-17 Oct. 11.......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 1-5................ L......... 35-45 Oct. 18......... KANSAS.................................... 4-16............. W......... 45-31 Oct. 25........ at Kansas State....................... 4-NR........... W.........58-35 Nov. 1........... NEBRASKA............................. 4-NR........... W.........62-28 Nov. 8.......... at Texas A&M.......................... 6-NR........... W........ 66-28 Nov. 22........ TEXAS TECH........................... 5-2............... W..........65-21 Nov. 29........ at Oklahoma State................ 3-11.............. W.......... 61-41 Dec. 6.......... Missouri*................................... 4-19............. W..........62-21 Jan. 8........... Florida^..................................... 2-1................. L ......... 14-24 * Big 12 Championship Game at Kansas City, Mo. ^ BCS Championship at Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

2004 (12-1, 8-0; BIG 12 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 4 ....... BOWLING GREEN.................. 2-NR........... W........ 40-24 Sept. 11 ........ HOUSTON................................. 2-NR........... W..........63-13 Sept. 18 ....... OREGON................................... 2-NR........... W............ 31-7 Oct. 2 .......... TEXAS TECH............................ 2-NR........... W..........28-13 Oct. 9........... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 2-5............... W............12-0 Oct. 16 ......... at Kansas State....................... 2-NR........... W...........31-21 Oct. 23 ........ KANSAS.................................... 2-NR........... W.......... 41-10 Oct. 30 ....... at Oklahoma State................. 2-20............ W.........38-35 Nov. 6 ......... at Texas A&M........................... 2-22............ W.........42-35 Nov. 13 ........ NEBRASKA............................... 2-NR........... W...........30-3 Nov. 20 ...... at Baylor.................................... 2-NR........... W...........35-0 Dec. 4 ......... Colorado^................................. 2-NR........... W........... 42-3 Jan. 4 .......... USC*........................................... 2-1................. L.......... 19-55 ^ Big 12 Championship Game at Kansas City, Mo. * Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla.

2009 (8-5, 5-3; BIG 12) Sept. 5......... BYU at Arlington, Texas...... 3-20............. L........... 13-14 Sept. 12....... IDAHO STATE.......................... 13-NR......... W.......... 64-0 Sept. 19....... TULSA....................................... 12-NR......... W.......... 45-0 Oct. 3........... at Miami.................................... 8-17.............. L.......... 20-21 Oct. 10......... BAYLOR.................................... 19-NR......... W........... 33-7 Oct. 17......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 20-3............. L........... 13-16 Oct. 24........ at Kansas.................................. 25-24.......... W..........35-13 Oct. 31......... KANSAS STATE...................... 22-NR........ W........ 42-30 Nov. 7.......... at Nebraska............................. 20-NR......... L.............3-10 Nov. 14......... TEXAS A&M............................. NR-NR....... W......... 65-10 Nov. 21......... at Texas Tech........................... NR-NR........ L........... 13-41 Nov. 28........ OKLAHOMA STATE.............. NR-11.......... W...........27-0 Dec. 31......... Stanford*.................................. NR-19......... W..........31-27 * Sun Bowl at El Paso, Texas

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2010 (12-2, 6-2; BIG 12 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 4......... UTAH STATE............................ 7-NR........... W..........31-24 Sept. 11........ FLORIDA STATE..................... 10-17........... W..........47-17 Sept. 18....... AIR FORCE............................... 7-NR........... W......... 27-24 Oct. 25........ at Cincinnati............................ 8-NR........... W..........31-29 Oct. 2........... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 8-21............. W........ 28-20 Oct. 16......... IOWA STATE............................ 6-NR........... W...........52-0 Oct. 23........ at Missouri................................ 3-18.............. L..........27-36 Oct. 30........ COLORADO............................. 11-NR.......... W......... 43-10 Nov. 6.......... at Texas A&M.......................... 11-NR........... L.......... 19-33 Nov. 13......... TEXAS TECH........................... 19-NR......... W........... 45-7 Nov. 20....... at Baylor................................... 16-NR......... W.........53-24 Nov. 27........ at Oklahoma State................ 14-10........... W..........47-41 Dec. 4.......... Nebraska*................................ 10-13........... W........ 23-20 Jan. 1............ Connecticut^........................... 9-25............ W........ 48-20 * Big 12 Championship Game at Arlington, Texas ^ Fiesta Bowl at Glendale, Ariz. 2011 (10-3, 6-3 BIG 12) Sept. 3......... TULSA....................................... 1-NR............ W..........47-14 Sept. 17....... at Florida State....................... 1-5............... W..........23-13 Sept. 24...... MISSOURI................................. 1-NR............ W.........38-28 Oct. 1............ BALL STATE............................ 2-NR........... W...........62-6 Oct. 8........... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 3-11.............. W..........55-17 Oct. 15......... at Kansas.................................. 3-NR........... W..........47-17 Oct. 22........ TEXAS TECH........................... 3-NR............ L.......... 38-41 Oct. 29........ at Kansas State....................... 11-10............ W..........58-17 Nov. 5.......... TEXAS A&M............................. 7-NR........... W..........41-25 Nov. 19......... at Baylor................................... 5-25............. L......... 38-45 Nov. 26........ IOWA STATE............................ 12-NR......... W...........26-6 Dec. 3.......... at Oklahoma State................ 13-3.............. L......... 10-44 Dec. 31......... vs. Iowa*................................... 19-NR......... W.......... 31-14 * Insight Bowl at Tempe, Ariz. 2012 (10-3, 8-1; BIG 12 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 1.......... at UTEP..................................... 4-NR........... W........... 24-7 Sept. 8......... FLORIDA A&M........................ 5-NR........... W......... 69-13 Sept. 22...... KANSAS STATE...................... 6-15.............. L.......... 19-24 Oct. 6........... at Texas Tech........................... 17-NR.......... W......... 41-20 Oct. 13......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 13-15........... W..........63-21 Oct. 20........ KANSAS.................................... 10-NR......... W............52-7 Oct. 27........ NOTRE DAME......................... 8-5............... L.......... 13-30 Nov. 3.......... at Iowa State........................... 14-NR......... W........ 35-20 Nov. 10........ BAYLOR.................................... 14-NR......... W.........42-34 Nov. 17......... at West Virginia..................... 13-NR......... W........50-49 Nov. 24........ OKLAHOMA STATE (OT).... 14-22.......... W......... 51-48 Dec. 1........... at TCU........................................ 12-NR......... W..........24-17 Jan. 4........... vs. Texas A&M*....................... 12-10............ L........... 13-41 * Cotton Bowl at Arlington, Texas 2013 (11-2, 7-2 BIG 12) Aug. 31........ ULM............................................ 16-NR......... W.......... 34-0 Sept. 7......... WEST VIRGINIA..................... 16-NR......... W............ 16-7 Sept. 14....... TULSA....................................... 14-NR......... W......... 51-20 Sept. 28...... at Notre Dame........................ 14-22.......... W..........35-21 Oct. 5........... TCU............................................. 11-NR.......... W......... 20-17 Oct. 12......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 12-NR.......... L......... 20-36 Oct. 19......... at Kansas.................................. 18-NR......... W......... 34-19 Oct. 26........ TEXAS TECH........................... 17-10........... W........ 38-30 Nov. 7.......... at Baylor................................... 12-5.............. L............12-41 Nov. 16......... IOWA STATE............................ 22-NR........ W.........48-10 Nov. 23........ at Kansas State....................... 22-NR........ W.......... 41-31 Dec. 7.......... at Oklahoma State................ 18-6............ W.........33-24 Jan. 2........... vs. Alabama*........................... 11-3.............. W......... 45-31 * Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, La. 2014 (8-5, 5-4 BIG 12) Aug. 30....... LOUISIANA TECH.................. 4-NR........... W......... 48-16 Sept. 6......... at Tulsa...................................... 4-NR........... W............52-7 Sept. 13....... TENNESSEE............................ 4-NR........... W.........34-10 Sept. 20...... at West Virginia..................... 4-NR........... W.........45-33 Oct. 4........... at TCU........................................ 4-25............. L..........33-37 Oct. 11.......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 11-NR.......... W..........31-26 Oct. 18......... KANSAS STATE...................... 11-14............. L.......... 30-31 Nov. 1........... at Iowa State........................... 19-NR......... W......... 59-14 Nov. 8.......... BAYLOR.................................... 16-10............ L..........14-48 Nov. 15......... at Texas Tech........................... NR-NR....... W........ 42-30 Nov. 22........ KANSAS.................................... 23-NR........ W...........44-7 Dec. 6.......... OKLAHOMA STATE (OT).... 18-NR.......... L........... 35-38 Dec. 29........ Clemson*.................................. NR-18.......... L........... 6-40 * Russell Athletic Bowl at Orlando, Fla.

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ALL-TIME RESULTS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS 2015 (11-2, 8-1; BIG 12 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 5......... AKRON...................................... 19-NR......... W............41-3 Sept. 12....... at Tennessee (2OT).............. 19-23.......... W..........31-24 Sept. 19....... TULSA....................................... 16-NR......... W.........52-38 Oct. 3........... WEST VIRGINIA..................... 15-23........... W........ 44-24 Oct. 10......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 10-NR.......... L...........17-24 Oct. 17......... at Kansas State....................... 19-NR......... W...........55-0 Oct. 24........ TEXAS TECH........................... 17-NR.......... W.........63-27 Oct. 31......... at Kansas.................................. 14-NR......... W........... 62-7 Nov. 7.......... IOWA STATE............................ 14-NR......... W..........52-16 Nov. 14......... at Baylor................................... 12-4............. W........44-34 Nov. 21......... TCU............................................. 7-11.............. W........ 30-29 Nov. 28........ at Oklahoma State................ 5-9.............. W.........58-23 Dec. 31......... Clemson*.................................. 4-1................ L........... 17-37 * Orange Bowl (College Football Playoff) at Miami, Fla. 2016 (11-2, 9-0; BIG 12 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 3......... vs. Houston*............................ 3-15.............. L..........23-33 Sept. 10....... ULM............................................ 14-NR......... W..........59-17 Sept. 17....... OHIO STATE............................ 14-3.............. L......... 24-45 Oct. 1............ at TCU........................................ NR-21.......... W........ 52-46 Oct. 8........... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 20-NR........ W........45-40 Oct. 15......... KANSAS STATE...................... 19-NR......... W..........38-17 Oct. 22........ at Texas Tech........................... 16-NR......... W........ 66-59 Oct. 29........ KANSAS.................................... 16-NR......... W...........56-3 Nov. 3.......... at Iowa State........................... 12-NR......... W........ 34-24 Nov. 12......... BAYLOR.................................... 9-25............ W.........45-24 Nov. 19......... at West Virginia..................... 8-10............ W.........56-28 Dec. 3.......... OKLAHOMA STATE.............. 7-11.............. W........ 38-20 Jan. 2........... vs. Auburn^.............................. 7-17............. W......... 35-19 * AdvoCare Texas Kickoff at Houston, Texas ^ Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, La.

2020 (9-2, 6-2; BIG 12 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 12....... MISSOURI STATE................... 5-NR........... W.......... 48-0 Sept. 26...... KANSAS STATE...................... 3-NR............ L..........35-38 Oct. 3........... at Iowa State........................... 18-NR.......... L......... 30-37 Oct. 10......... vs. Texas (at Dallas) (4OT)... NR-22......... W........ 53-45 Oct. 24........ at TCU........................................ NR-NR....... W......... 33-14 Oct. 31......... at Texas Tech .......................... 24-NR........ W.........62-28 Nov. 7.......... KANSAS.................................... 19-NR......... W...........62-9 Nov. 21......... OKLAHOMA STATE.............. 18-14........... W...........41-13 Dec. 5.......... BAYLOR.................................... 13-NR......... W..........27-14 Dec. 19......... vs. Iowa State*........................ 12-8............. W.......... 27-21 Dec. 30....... vs. Florida^.............................. 8-10............ W........ 55-20 * Big 12 Championship Game at Arlington, Texas ^ Cotton Bowl at Arlington, Texas 2021 (11-2, 7-2 BIG 12) Sept. 4......... TULANE*.................................. 2-NR........... W........ 40-35 Sept. 11........ WESTERN CAROLINA......... 4-NR........... W...........76-0 Sept. 18....... NEBRASKA............................. 3-NR........... W......... 23-16 Sept. 25...... WEST VIRGINIA..................... 4-NR........... W.......... 16-13 Oct. 2........... at Kansas State....................... 6-NR........... W..........37-31 Oct. 9........... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 6-21............. W........ 55-48 Oct. 16......... TCU............................................. 4-NR........... W..........52-31 Oct. 23........ at Kansas.................................. 3-NR........... W.........35-23 Oct. 30........ TEXAS TECH........................... 4-NR........... W..........52-21 Nov. 13......... at Baylor................................... 4-18.............. L...........14-27 Nov. 20....... IOWA STATE............................ 12-NR......... W..........28-21 Nov. 27........ at Oklahoma State................ 10-7.............. L..........33-37 Dec. 29........ vs. Oregon^............................. 14-15........... W.........47-32 * Game originally scheduled to be hosted by Tulane but was moved to Norman during game week due to Hurricane Ida ^ Alamo Bowl at San Antonio, Texas; game result credited to the record of interim head coach Bob Stoops

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Career Record: 32-20 (.615) 2017 (12-2, 8-1; BIG 12 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 2......... UTEP.......................................... 7-NR........... W........... 56-7 Sept. 9......... at Ohio State........................... 5-2............... W.......... 31-16 Sept. 16....... TULANE.................................... 2-NR........... W......... 56-14 Sept. 23...... at Baylor................................... 3-NR........... W.........49-41 Oct. 7........... IOWA STATE............................ 3-NR............ L...........31-38 Oct. 14......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 12-NR......... W.........29-24 Oct. 21......... at Kansas State....................... 9-NR........... W.........42-35 Oct. 28........ TEXAS TECH........................... 10-NR......... W.........49-27 Nov. 4.......... at Oklahoma State................ 8-11.............. W.........62-52 Nov. 11.......... TCU............................................. 5-8.............. W........ 38-20 Nov. 18......... at Kansas.................................. 3-NR........... W............41-3 Nov. 25........ WEST VIRGINIA..................... 3-NR........... W......... 59-31 Dec. 2.......... vs. TCU*.................................... 2-10............. W...........41-17 Jan. 1............ vs. Georgia^ (2OT)................ 2-3................ L.........48-54 * Big 12 Championship Game at Arlington, Texas ^ Rose Bowl (College Football Playoff) at Pasadena, Calif. 2018 (12-2, 8-1; BIG 12 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 1.......... FLORIDA ATLANTIC............. 7-NR........... W......... 63-14 Sept. 8......... UCLA......................................... 6-NR........... W......... 49-21 Sept. 15....... at Iowa State........................... 5-NR........... W......... 37-27 Sept. 22...... ARMY (OT)............................... 5-NR........... W..........28-21 Sept. 29...... BAYLOR.................................... 6-NR........... W........ 66-33 Oct. 6........... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 7-19.............. L.........45-48 Oct. 20........ at TCU........................................ 9-NR........... W......... 52-27 Oct. 27........ KANSAS STATE...................... 8-NR........... W.......... 51-14 Nov. 3.......... at Texas Tech........................... 7-NR........... W......... 51-46 Nov. 10........ OKLAHOMA STATE.............. 7-NR........... W........ 48-47 Nov. 17......... KANSAS.................................... 6-NR........... W........55-40 Nov. 23........ at West Virginia..................... 6-12............. W........ 59-56 Dec. 1........... vs. Texas*.................................. 5-9.............. W.........39-27 Dec. 29........ vs. Alabama^........................... 4-1................ L......... 34-45 * Big 12 Championship Game at Arlington, Texas ^ Orange Bowl (College Football Playoff) at Miami, Fla. 2019 (12-2, 8-1; BIG 12 CHAMPIONS) Sept. 1.......... HOUSTON................................ 4-NR........... W......... 49-31 Sept. 7......... SOUTH DAKOTA.................... 4-NR........... W......... 70-14 Sept. 14....... at UCLA..................................... 5-NR........... W......... 48-14 Sept. 28...... TEXAS TECH........................... 6-NR........... W......... 55-16 Oct. 5........... at Kansas.................................. 6-NR........... W........ 45-20 Oct. 12......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 6-11.............. W.........34-27 Oct. 19......... WEST VIRGINIA..................... 5-NR........... W..........52-14 Oct. 26........ at Kansas State....................... 5-NR............ L..........41-48 Nov. 9.......... IOWA STATE............................ 9-NR........... W......... 42-41 Nov. 16......... at Baylor................................... 10-12........... W......... 34-31 Nov. 23........ TCU............................................. 8-NR........... W.........28-24 Nov. 30....... at Oklahoma State................ 7-21............. W......... 34-16 Dec. 7.......... vs. Baylor* (OT)...................... 6-7............... W........ 30-23 Dec. 28........ vs. LSU^.................................... 4-1................ L......... 28-63 * Big 12 Championship Game at Arlington, Texas ^ Peach Bowl (College Football Playoff) at Atlanta, Ga.

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2022 (6-7, 3-6 BIG 12) Sept. 3......... UTEP.......................................... 9-NR........... W......... 45-13 Sept. 10....... KENT STATE............................ 7-NR........... W........... 33-3 Sept. 17....... at Nebraska............................. 6-NR........... W......... 49-14 Sept. 24...... KANSAS STATE...................... 6-NR............ L.......... 34-41 Oct. 1............ at TCU........................................ 18-NR.......... L..........24-55 Oct. 8........... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. NR-NR........ L........... 0-49 Oct. 15......... KANSAS.................................... NR-19......... W.........52-42 Oct. 29........ at Iowa State........................... NR-NR....... W.......... 27-13 Nov. 5.......... BAYLOR.................................... NR-NR........ L..........35-38 Nov. 12......... at West Virginia..................... NR-NR........ L......... 20-23 Nov. 19......... OKLAHOMA STATE.............. NR-24......... W..........28-13 Nov. 26........ at Texas Tech (OT)................ NR-NR........ L.......... 48-51 Dec. 29........ vs. Florida State..................... NR-13........... L..........32-35 ^ Cheez-It Bowl at Orlando, Fla. 2023 (10-3, 7-2 BIG 12) Sept. 2......... ARKANSAS STATE................ 20-NR........ W...........73-0 Sept. 9......... SMU............................................ 18-NR......... W...........28-11 Sept. 16....... at Tulsa...................................... 19-NR......... W.......... 66-11 Sept. 23...... at Cincinnati............................. 16-NR......... W.......... 20-6 Sept. 30...... IOWA STATE............................ 14-NR......... W........50-20 Oct. 7........... vs. Texas (at Dallas) ............. 12-3............. W........ 34-30 Oct. 21......... UCF............................................. 6-NR........... W..........31-29 Oct. 28........ at Kansas.................................. 6-NR............ L..........33-38 Nov. 4.......... at Oklahoma State................ 10-NR.......... L..........24-27 Nov. 11.......... WEST VIRGINIA..................... 17-NR.......... W........ 59-20 Nov. 18......... at BYU....................................... 14-NR......... W..........31-24 Nov. 24........ TCU............................................. 13-NR......... W........ 69-45 Dec. 29........ vs. Arizona^............................. 12-14............ L..........24-38 ^ Alamo Bowl at San Antonio, Texas 2024 (6-7, 2-6 SEC) Aug. 30....... TEMPLE..................................... 16-NR......... W............ 51-3 Sept. 7......... HOUSTON................................ 15-NR......... W.......... 16-12 Sept. 14....... TULANE.................................... 15-NR......... W......... 34-19 Sept. 21....... TENNESSEE............................. 15-6.............. L...........15-25 Sept. 28...... at Auburn................................. 21-NR......... W.......... 27-21 Oct. 12......... vs. Texas (at Dallas) ............. 18-1............... L............3-34 Oct. 19......... SOUTH CAROLINA............... NR-NR........ L............9-35 Oct. 26........ at OLE MISS............................. NR-18.......... L.......... 14-26 Nov. 2.......... MAINE....................................... NR-NR....... W......... 59-14 Nov. 9.......... at Missouri................................ NR-NR........ L......... 23-30 Nov. 23........ ALABAMA................................ NR-7........... W........... 24-3 Nov. 30....... at LSU........................................ NR-NR........ L........... 17-37 Dec. 27........ vs. Navy^.................................. NR-14.......... L.......... 20-21 ^ Armed Forces Bowl at Fort Worth, Texas

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2025 (10-3, 6-2 SEC) Aug. 30....... ILLINOIS STATE...................... 18-NR......... W........... 35-3 Sept. 6......... MICHIGAN................................ 18-15........... W..........24-13 Sept. 13....... at Temple.................................. 13-NR......... W........... 42-3 Sept. 20...... AUBURN................................... 11-22............ W..........24-17 Oct. 4........... KENT STATE............................ 5-NR........... W.......... 44-0 Oct. 11.......... vs. Texas (at Dallas).............. 6-NR............ L............ 6-23 Oct. 18......... at South Carolina................... 14-NR......... W........... 26-7 Oct. 25........ OLE MISS.................................. 13-8.............. L......... 26-34 Nov. 1........... at Tennessee........................... 18-14........... W.........33-27 Nov. 15......... at Alabama.............................. 11-4.............. W..........23-21 Nov. 22........ MISSOURI................................. 8-23............ W............ 17-6 Nov. 29........ LSU............................................. 8-NR........... W...........17-13 Dec. 19......... ALABAMA*.............................. 8-9............... L......... 24-34 * College Football Playoff First Round at Norman, Okla.

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3-0 10-0 Bennie Owen 2-0 6-0 Bennie Owen 4-0-1 6-0-1 Bennie Owen 5-0 10-1 Tom Stidham 5-0 7-2 Snorter Luster 4-0-1 6-3-1 Snorter Luster 4-1 8-3 Jim Tatum 4-0-1 7-2-1 Bud Wilkinson 5-0 10-1 Bud Wilkinson 5-0 11-0 Bud Wilkinson 6-0 10-1 Bud Wilkinson 6-0 8-2 Bud Wilkinson 5-0 8-1-1 Bud Wilkinson 6-0 9-1-1 Bud Wilkinson 6-0 10-0 Bud Wilkinson 6-0 11-0 Bud Wilkinson 6-0 10-0 Bud Wilkinson 6-0 10-1 Bud Wilkinson 6-0 10-1 Bud Wilkinson 5-1 7-3 Bud Wilkinson 7-0 8-3 Bud Wilkinson 7-0 10-1 Chuck Fairbanks 6-1 7-4 Chuck Fairbanks 5-1 11-1 Chuck Fairbanks 7-0 10-0-1 Barry Switzer 7-0 11-0 Barry Switzer 6-1 11-1 Barry Switzer 5-2 9-2-1 Barry Switzer 7-0 10-2 Barry Switzer 6-1 11-1 Barry Switzer 7-0 11-1 Barry Switzer 7-0 10-2 Barry Switzer 6-1 9-2-1 Barry Switzer 7-0 11-1 Barry Switzer 7-0 11-1 Barry Switzer 7-0 11-1 Barry Switzer 8-0 13-0 Bob Stoops 6-2 12-2 Bob Stoops 8-0 12-1 Bob Stoops 7-1 11-3 Bob Stoops 6-2 11-3 Bob Stoops 7-1 12-2 Bob Stoops 6-2 12-2 Bob Stoops 8-1 10-3 Bob Stoops 8-1 11-2 Bob Stoops 9-0 11-2 Bob Stoops 8-1 12-2 Lincoln Riley 8-1 12-2 Lincoln Riley 8-1 12-2 Lincoln Riley 6-2 9-2 Lincoln Riley

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

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3-0 CC 2-1 1-1-1 2-0 CC 2-1 4-0-1 CC 2-3 1-2-2 2-4 2-3-1 3-3-1 3-2-1 2-3 3-2 2-2-1 3-1-1 1-4 3-2 3-2 2-2-1 3-2 1-2-2 3-1-1 5-0 CC 3-2 4-1 3-2 3-1-1 5-0 CC 4-0-1 CC 4-1 4-1 CC 4-0-1 CC 5-0 CC 5-0 CC 6-0 NC CC 6-0 CC 5-0-1 CC 6-0 CC 6-0 CC 6-0 NC CC 6-0 NC CC 6-0 CC 7-0 CC 6-1 CC 2-4-1 4-3 7-0 CC

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Overall 8-2 6-4-1 3-7 6-4 10-1 7-4 6-4 7-4-1 11-1 11-1 10-0-1 11-0 11-1 9-2-1 10-2 11-1 11-1 10-2 7-4-1 8-4 8-4 9-2-1 11-1 11-1 11-1 9-3 7-4 8-3 9-3 5-4-2 9-3 6-6 5-5-1 3-8 4-8 5-6 7-5 13-0 11-2 12-2 12-2 12-1 8-4 11-3 11-3 12-2 8-5 12-2 10-3 10-3 11-2 8-5 11-2 11-2 12-2 12-2 12-2 9-2 11-2 6-7 10-3 6-7 10-3 Record 960-351-53

Conf. NC CC BC 6-1 5-1 3-4 4-3 7-0 CC BC 6-1 CC 4-3 5-2 6-1 BC 6-1 CC BC 7-0 CC 7-0 NC CC 6-1 NC CC BC 5-2 CC BC 7-0 CC 6-1 CC BC 7-0 CC BC 7-0 CC BC 4-2-1 BC 6-1 5-2 6-1 CC 7-0 NC CC BC 7-0 CC BC 7-0 CC 6-1 5-2 5-2 5-2 BC 3-2-2 4-3 BC 4-3 2-5 3-5 2-6 3-5 5-3 8-0 NC CC BC 6-2 BC 6-2 CC BC 8-0 8-0 CC 6-2 BC 7-1 CC 6-2 CC 7-1 CC 5-3 BC 6-2 CC BC 6-3 BC 8-1 CC 7-2 BC 5-4 8-1 CC 9-0 CC BC 8-1 CC 8-1 CC 8-1 CC 6-2 CC BC 7-2 BC 3-6 7-2 2-6 6-2 Conference NC CC BC 539-174-22 7 50 31

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UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

JOSEPH HARROZ JR. PRESIDENT, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA

erving the University of Oklahoma for over 30 years in various leadership roles, Joseph Harroz Jr. was named the 15th president of OU on May 9, 2020. Harroz’s previous service to the university includes a one-year term as interim president, nine years as dean of the College of Law, 12 years as general counsel and two years as vice president for executive affairs. Under Harroz’s leadership, OU has ambitiously pursued the fulfillment of its “Lead On, University” Strategic Plan, sparking an era of excellence and elevating OU’s position as a top-tier public research university. Continuing this bold trajectory, the next phase of the Strategic Plan embraces transformative new aspirations that reaffirm OU’s commitment to the highest levels of academic excellence, research innovation, student success, patient care and service to our state and beyond. Learn more at ou.edu/leadon. OU continues to lead the state by attracting students in record numbers. The university is on track for a fourth straight year of record Oklahoma freshman enrollment and a sixth consecutive record total freshman class. Across all OU campuses, Fall 2025 enrollment increased 5.8% over the previous year — the university’s fastest growth in half a century. This unprecedented growth reflects what students and families see in OU: a place where excellence, opportunity, and affordability converge. As the state’s leading research enterprise and largest engine of discovery, OU is advancing an impact-focused vision for research that strengthens Oklahoma and changes lives. Research at OU has grown more than 70% in six years, making OU one of the fastest-growing research universities in the nation.

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THE HARROZ FAMILY OU Health has emerged as a national model for transformation, delivering world-class health care, training tomorrow’s health professionals and driving discoveries that redefine medicine. An abundance of other successes have come to life since the Strategic Plan’s introduction — the announcement of a historic $2 billion fundraising campaign, a continued focus on balancing excellence with affordability, the addition of premier freshman housing, entering the SEC and more. A native Oklahoman, Harroz graduated Phi Beta Kappa from OU in 1989 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics and a minor in zoology. He earned his J.D. in 1992 from Georgetown University Law Center. Harroz, a grandson of Lebanese immigrants to Oklahoma, is father to Joseph, Zara and Jude, and is married to Ashley Harroz.

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DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

ROGER DENNY

VICE PRESIDENT FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS PROGRAMS AND DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

key appointment at a defining moment in college sports, Roger Denny was announced as the University of Oklahoma’s Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Programs and Director of Athletics on Jan. 23, 2026. He began his term Feb. 15, 2026. Oklahoma’s 12th athletics director, Denny experienced immediate competitive success upon his arrival in Norman, as OU earned four conference championships (men’s and women’s gymnastics, softball and women’s tennis) and two national titles (women’s gymnastics and baseball). Additionally, OU student-athletes registered a program-record 3.33 cumulative GPA during the spring semester, with each of the Sooners’ 19 sports programs posting better than a 3.00 cumulative GPA. Denny was a successful corporate attorney for nearly 15 years before transitioning to college sports administration. He came to OU from the University of Illinois, where he was hired as Chief Operating Officer and Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director, and later earned the title of Deputy Director of Athletics. From the time he arrived in Champaign-Urbana in 2021, he oversaw business strategy and department operations and was a key player in one of the most dramatic turnaround stories in college athletics. At Illinois, Denny served as sport administrator for football, which set a two-year program record by winning 19 games over the 2024 and ‘25 seasons. The school’s four-year growth in season ticket sales, student season tickets and average attendance over his term was among the best in the country. The Fighting Illini men’s basketball program was also highly successful during Denny’s U of I tenure, winning a regular season Big Ten championship and two conference tournament titles, and the women’s basketball program experienced a national resurgence by averaging over 20 wins from the 2022-23 through 2024-25 seasons (it averaged nine victories the previous seven years) and making two NCAA Tournament appearances. Denny oversaw all athletics business operations at Illinois, including a budget that approached $200 million, and played a central role in the department’s name-image-likeness strategy, which expanded opportunities for U of I student-athletes. He became increasingly involved in fundraising and was a key member of the team that secured a $100 million gift announced in

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THE DENNY FAMILY fall 2025, the largest in school history. He also led Illinois’ facilities planning, highlighted by extensive upgrades to Gies Memorial Stadium, and served as the athletics department’s primary representative in all head coach contract negotiations. Also in his role as Chief Operating Officer, Denny supervised the department’s internal operations. Additional areas of oversight included human resources, data and business intelligence and sports technology. He also oversaw revenue operations roles, including corporate sponsorships and licensing, as well as public facilities, housing, parking and athletics camps and clinics. A tax lawyer by training, Denny’s expansive law practice included representation of clients in labor and employment negotiations, executive compensation structuring, corporate finance matters, mergers and acquisitions and licensing transactions. Immediately before joining the Illini, he was a partner at Spencer Fane LLP in St. Louis. His legal experience includes the representation of college athletics departments and sports businesses in a wide variety of complex transactions. Additionally, in collective bargaining matters, he performed management-side work with non-sports clients and talent-side work with athletes and entertainers. Denny earned a bachelor’s degree from Southeast Missouri State University, a law degree from St. Louis University and an LLM in tax law from Washington University in St. Louis. A North Carolina native who moved to Missouri as a youth, Denny and his wife, Alecia, have twin sons, Trey and Michael.

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ATHLETICS administration 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

ROGER DENNY

MARCUS BOWMAN

MACKENZIE DILBECK

GREGG GARN

MARK TAURISANI

GREG TIPTON

JASON LEONARD

SUNA CICEKLI

BRETT HERRING

MIKE HOUCK

MIKE MEADE

MATT SCHAEPERKOETTER

BRAD CAMP

ROBERT FULTON

RYAN MAJERCIK

ABIGAIL O’CONNOR

BECCA OPHEIM

MATT PLIZGA

JACOB POTTER

JAYE RIDEAUX

Vice President and Director of Athletics

Deputy AD, Operations

Executive Director of Compliance

Senior Associate AD, Athletics Advancement

Senior Associate AD, Academic Services

Associate AD, Performance Nutrition

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Associate AD, Digital Strategy and Revenue Innovation

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Deputy AD, Administration and Stakeholder Relations

Senior Associate AD, People and Culture/Deputy Title IX Coordinator

Associate AD, Internal Operations

Associate AD, Basketball Branding Strategy

Deputy AD, Performance Excellence

Senior Associate AD, Athletics Financial Officer

Associate AD, Athletic Medicine, Student-Athlete Health & Wellness

Associate AD, Video Services

Deputy AD, Sport Administration

Senior Associate AD, Communications and Digital Strategy

Associate AD, Strategic Marketing and Fan Engagement

Associate AD, Academic Services

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athletics administration 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

DILLON STANLEY

Associate AD, Athletics Advancement

CARRIE UTLEY

McK WILLIAMS

JON BURKETT

BRYANT HOUK

BRANDON LEE

SCOTT MATTHEWS

GRASYN PAUL

CAITLIN PEMBERTON

MARINDIA TURNER

Associate AD, Finance

Assistant AD, Event and Game Operations

Assistant AD, Legal Affairs and University Counsel

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Associate AD, Ticketing and Advancement Services

Assistant AD, Facilities and Grounds

Assistant AD, Donor Engagement

Assistant AD, Principal Giving

KYLE BUTCHER

Assistant AD, Headington Hall Operations

Assistant AD, Graphic Design and Facility Project Management

Assistant AD, Ticket Operations

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GAUTT ACADEMIC CENTER 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 50 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 59 BOWL APPEARANCES

he Prentice Gautt Academic Center provides student-athletes with comprehensive academic support services that promote excellence. The environment encourages a collaboration between staff members and student-athletes. In addition, it is highly conducive to learning in all areas of students’ academic endeavors and features a variety of learning centers.

including Native American languages and English as a second language. Tutors are available during lab hours to clarify grammatical concepts and to engage in conversation practice in the target language. In addition to learning a second language in the Foreign Language Center, student-athletes can gather information and prepare to participate in one of OU's study abroad programs.

Located on the second and third floors in the north end of Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, the Academic Center houses academic advising offices, a computer center and learning and skill development centers for writing, study skills, math, foreign languages and career preparation.

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ACADEMIC ADVISING

The Computer Center provides student-athletes with access to desktop and laptop machines that include a complete array of educational software to help them excel in the classroom. The same resources are available through the laptop program, which maintains an inventory available for check-out throughout each semester.

It is important that student-athletes utilize these services. Advisors assist student-athletes with planning their class schedules and choosing a degree program that will suit their educational and professional interests. In addition, they help student-athletes with career planning, setting academic goals, academic support strategies and personal counseling.

ASSISTANT ACADEMIC ADVISORS AND LEARNING SPECIALIST PROGRAM

Athletics Academic Advising is considered a campus-advising unit. It is conveniently located within the Academic Center. The athletics department employs six professional, full-time advisors who support student-athletes through the educational process.

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Whether student-athletes are new to OU, preparing to graduate or are proud alumni, they will benefit from the services of the Kerr Sooner Career Center. It provides a system of services that educates and guides students through the career development process. The Career Center is dedicated to helping student-athletes make the transition from college to career by developing an individualized career plan. Opportunities are provided for student-athletes to gain the knowledge and skills necessary for resume writing and interviewing techniques. Additionally, staff provide guidance for student-athletes preparing to take graduate program entrance examinations including the GMAT, GRE, LSAT and MCAT. The center is also linked to OU Career Services on campus, which offers effective job-hunting skills, online resume services, training and career resources.

MATH AND TUTORING CENTER

The tutoring program provides support to student-athletes in both lower- and upper-division classes in order to ensure successful completion of courses. Tutors are available to assist in a wide array of subject areas, for individual or small group sessions. As a supplement to class instruction, the center provides support with all levels of math concepts and problems to help review course material and offers personal and group tutoring sessions to reinforce math concepts.

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The Foreign Language Center offers a multi-media environment designed to enhance the learning experience in all foreign languages offered at OU,

Computers are an integral part of the learning experience. The Computer Center meets the technological needs of each student-athlete, while supplying state-of-the-art equipment along with the support necessary to succeed.

Assistant academic advisors and learning specialists work with student-athletes in individualized sessions on key skills that are important in developing the whole student. One of the most essential skills that is encouraged and practiced in a session is time management. Student-athletes often experience a steep learning curve when trying to balance academics and athletics, so it is pertinent to learn this skill to become successful students and athletes. Assistant academic advisors and learning specialists also help students learn useful study techniques such as note-taking and test-taking strategies as well as improve problem solving strategies. They teach students how to utilize their unique learning style to maximize time spent studying for their classes.

GRIT PROGRAM

GRIT (Growing Resilient Innovative Thinkers) is a program for all incoming freshmen. Student-athletes are teamed with a GRIT mentor who is focused on high-impact learning strategies to empower student-athletes to feel and find success in reading, math, study skills, and writing. The program builds on the student-athlete’s voice, learning style and academic foundation in the individualized sessions to allow ownership in the educational process as we celebrate a lifelong journey full of growth, resilience, innovation and thinking.

THOMPSON WRITING CENTER

The Writing Center offers one-on-one conferences focused on writing for all disciplines, and can assist with the organization, style, and clarity of papers. Writing consultants can help review basic writing strategies, develop proofreading skills and help students become better writers. The goal is to help student-athletes develop the strategies they need to be successful by encouraging the use of the center for all facets of the learning and writing processes encountered in college.

u Some of OU Football’s 2026 graduating class (left to right); Austin Welch, Jakeb Snyder, John Locke Jr. and Major Melson.

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academics/student life 93 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS • 169 ALL-AMERICANS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

ACADEMICS STAFF

PERFORMANCE EXCELLENCE STAFF

MIKE MEADE

JAYE RIDEAUX

KAITLIN BUTEYN

ABIGAIL O’CONNOR

BROOKE HELMS

KAYLEE NILSSON

MATT FISHER

KENDRA TAHSEQUAH

BRYCE WILLIAMS

KACI CHEAVTHARN Senior Dietitian

MARY ELIZABETH ENGSKOV

STEVEN CURTIS

DR. DOLORES CHRISTENSEN

J.J. SWEARINGEN, LPS-S

DR. JAVAN JEAN-NOEL

KYLE BUTCHER

SOPHIE SALT

KELSEY TRENT

Senior Associate AD, Academic Services

Senior Academic Advisor

Associate AD, Academic Services

Senior Academic Advisor

KATHY WISDOM

Director of Planning, Research and Evaluation

WINTER NIDEY

Learning Specialist

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Academic Advisor

JANET JONES

Senior Learning Specialist

KIMBER MORROW Support Services Coordinator

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Director of Sports Nutrition

Senior Dietitian

Director of PROS

Asst. Director of PROS

Assistant AD/Headington Hall Operations

Housing Coordinator

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Dietitian

Asst. Director of PROS

Executive Chef

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OKLAHOMA SOONERS

While many people know the nickname Oklahoma Sooners is uniquely linked to the University of Oklahoma and has become synonymous with excellence, some aren't aware of the roots, which reach to our state's Indian Territory origins. Originally the home of several tribal nations of the Southern Plains, Congress set aside Indian Territory in 1830 as part of its forcible relocation of numerous tribal nations from their ancestral homelands via the Trail of Tears. Following the U.S. Civil War, some tribal nations lost portions of their new land in Indian Territory due to renegotiated treaties, which became known as the Unassigned Lands. Pioneers, known as Boomers, vigorously campaigned to settle the Unassigned Lands, which were later incorporated into Oklahoma Territory. Oklahoma Territory and Indian Territory became known as the Twin Territories. Famously, Oklahoma Territory was opened for settlement through land claims races, or Land Runs, and in 1889, thousands made their way to the Twin Territories to participate in the first of these dramatic events. Each race began with a pistol shot, and those who jumped the gun were called Sooners. Later, Indian Territory was opened for non-native settlement, and in 1907 the Twin Territories were merged into one state – Oklahoma – which is the joining of two Choctaw words, "okla" and "homma," meaning "red people" or American Indian. Due to the enthusiasm of many pioneers and their descendants, Sooner came to denote energetic, "can-do" individuals. The university embraces the complexity of our heritage. OU athletics teams were called either Rough Riders or Boomers for 10 years before the current Oklahoma Sooner nickname emerged in 1908. Taken together, Oklahoma Sooners reflects our state's American Indian and pioneer heritage and, today, symbolizes a special university spirit that values resilience and perseverance as well as the inclusivity that unites all who are a part of the University of Oklahoma family.

CRIMSON AND CREAM

In the fall of 1895, Miss May Overstreet was asked to chair a committee to select the colors of the university. The committee decided the colors should be crimson and cream and an elaborate display of the colors was draped above a platform before the student body. The students approved with great enthusiasm and immediately pennants, banners and decorations of every description appeared on the streets, in the windows, at chapel, in classrooms and all public places around campus.

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The Sooner Schooner is a Conestoga, or covered wagon, reminiscent of the mode of travel used by pioneers who settled Oklahoma. The Schooner is powered by matching white ponies named Boomer and Sooner, and it ventures onto Owen Field in a triumphant victory ride after OU scores. Although the Schooner was introduced in 1964, it did not become the official mascot until 1980. The Schooner is well-recognized by college athletics fans across the country and makes regular appearances at university functions.

BOOMER SOONER!

In 1905, Arthur M. Alden, a student in history and physiology whose father was a Norman jeweler, wrote the lyrics to the fight song, borrowing the tune from Yale University’s ‘Boola Boola’ but improvising the words. A year later, an addition was made to it from North Carolina’s ‘I’m a Tarheel Born’ and the two combined to form the university’s fight song today. Though the tune was first made known by Yale, the everlasting success of Sooner squads has taken the melody of ‘Boomer Sooner’ to national popularity.

OKLAHOMA! OU CHANT LYRICS

O-K-L-A-H-O-M-A Our chant rolls on and on! Thousands strong Join heart and song In alma mater’s praise Of campus beautiful by day and night Of colors proudly gleaming Red and White ‘Neath a western sky OU’s chant will never die. Live on University!

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The Pride of Oklahoma plays perhaps the most popular and recognizable state song in history. Oklahoma! is the final rousing chorus of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s epic musical. Breaking all Broadway box office records when it opened in 1943, Oklahoma! was the first collaboration between the legendary pair who were awarded a Pulitzer Prize for their seminal work.

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Every fan who wears the official colors, each current student and studentathlete and all OU alumni are encouraged to stand and raise one finger in the air during the playing of the Chant – a symbolic gesture that shows the greatness of the university and the unity between all Sooners. The Chant was written in 1936 by Jessie Lone Clarkson Gilkey, who directed the OU girl’s glee club from 1936 to 1938 and was voted Outstanding Faculty Woman in 1937.

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