Skip to main content

Inside OU


The Sooners held their spring game on Saturday, and that was a prime opportunity for their staff to showcase the program to recruits.
Carson Field|
Sunday's victory over Missouri showed a little bit of everything the Sooners have to offer.
Brady Trantham|
Wells is now just three home runs from tying the NCAA record as Sooners win series.
Ryan Aber|
The Sooners celebrated the return of linebacker Owen Heinecke during Saturday's Spring Game.
Ryan Chapman|
Danny Okoye's role increased for the Sooners in 2025, and he put together an impressive showing in Saturday's spring game.
Carson Field|
The true freshman had a tall task battling the Sooners' first-team defense, which will give him plenty of film to study and improve on.
Ryan Chapman|
Kendall Wells hit her 33rd home run of the season but the Sooners' bats couldn't keep up.
Ryan Aber|
After a strong spring and impressive Red/White game showing, Rogers looks the part to earn reps in the fall.
Brady Trantham|

Football


Mens Basketball


Womens Basketball


Softball


Other Sooners


More College


A Class of 2028 defensive lineman has had his opinion of the Iowa State Cyclones changed after his visit.
Kenneth Teape|
The Iowa State Cyclones have set an official visit with a four-star EDGE who is also being pursued by the Purdue Boilermakers.
Kenneth Teape|
It’s been four years since the San Diego State Aztecs have had a player selected in the NFL Draft.  In 2022, the Aztecs had four players taken, starting with de
Bernie Wilson|
Noah Bendinger redshirted last season for Broncos
Bob Lundeberg|
The Iowa State Cyclones have re-offered a Class of 2028 offensive lineman who the Kansas Jayhawks are viewed as the favorites to land.
Kenneth Teape|
The Iowa State Cyclones are set to compete with the Penn State Nittany Lions for a 2028 recruit.
Nick Ziegler|
Defensive end Isaac Terrell is someone to keep an eye on within the Iowa State Cyclones defense.
Lucca Mazzie|
Facing mounting deficits and an uncertain future, the Cardinals are pouring millions into football and basketball while pushing for sweeping changes to a broken economic model.
Pat Forde|