Brian Kelly and the LSU Tiger remain in pursuit of Celina (Tex.) four-star quarterback Bowe Bentley as he navigates a critical stretch in his recruitment process. Bentley, a top-five quarterback in America,

The OU Athletics Department announced Monday the addition of six football front office hires set to join general manager Jim Nagy’s staff, pending approval from the OU Board of Regents

The Oklahoma Sooners have been rolling on the recruiting trail in the 2026 recruiting class. After a successful official visit weekend, the Sooners received commitments from Matthew Nelson and Noah Best. Oklahoma has also been projected to land several other prospects that they just had on campus.

Johnson is considered a three-star prospect in the cycle and hails from Marietta Valley, California. He's a long and tall cornerback, standing 6-foot-2, and he weighs 170 pounds. Johnson chose the Sooners over offers from Utah, Washington, Kansas, and UCLA.

NORMAN — It appears OU football general manager Jim Nagy’s front office football staff is complete. The Sooners announced the hiring of several members on Monday. When he was hired in February, Nagy set out to build a front office that closely resembled an NFL organization.

The Oklahoma Sooners are set to try and prove everyone wrong in 2025, but while that's going on, they're still recruiting for future classes. Their 2026 class isn't anywhere near finished, and they already have a good group of guys committed.

Oklahoma Football has announced a revamped front office led by GM Jim Nagy, adding experienced NFL and college personnel as the program shifts toward a professionalized model.

The Oklahoma Sooners picked up another prediction in the recruitment of a 2026 4-star offensive lineman from Texas.

OU football general manager Jim Nagy has added former Buffalo Bills senior executive Lake Dawson to his staff.

The OU football team is hiring Washington State's Ben Arbuckle as its new offensive coordinator. Arbuckle and the Sooners are finalizing a three-year contract, according to a report by ESPN's Pete ...