The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, and Oklahoma showed up in a big way—sending a loaded class of seven Sooners into the league, tying its largest draft haul since 2022. From R Mason Thomas landing with the Kansas City Chiefs to a wave of Day 3 steals and intriguing undrafted signings, Casey breaks down where each Sooner landed, which fits could turn into serious NFL impact, and why this class might be flying under the radar nationally.

But as the draft dust settles, reality creeps in… the long offseason drought is officially here. Don’t worry—Casey’s got you covered with a countdown to kickoff, a look ahead at the next wave of NFL-bound Sooners (and the NIL factor that could shake it all up), plus a quick tour through the sports landscape to help pass the time… even if we all know nothing hits like Oklahoma football.

From future stars to present pride, this episode keeps Sooner Nation locked in, fired up, and counting down the days until September.

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Sooner Nation, we’ve got a loaded episode that hits every corner of the crimson and cream universe. We kick things off with the big news surrounding Owen Heinecke winning his appeal against the NCAA—a massive development with ripple effects for player eligibility and the future of college athletics. Then it’s all gas, no brakes as we break down the Oklahoma spring game: who flashed, who made a statement, and what it all means for Brent Venables’ squad heading into the 2026 season.

And with the NFL Draft right around the corner, we spotlight the Sooners looking to hear their names called this week. Who’s rising up boards? Who’s flying under the radar? And which Oklahoma stars are about to make that leap to Sundays?

From breaking news to on-field takeaways to draft dreams—this episode has it all. Buckle up, Sooner Nation… because the future is forming right now in Norman.

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Spring has officially sprung in Norman, and you can feel it—Sooner football is BACK. In this episode, we dive headfirst into the electric return of spring ball as Oklahoma hits the practice field, the countdown to the Spring Game is ON, and the hype is building with every rep, every route, and every snap flooding social media. From the trenches to the skill positions, the energy around this team feels different… and Sooner Nation is here for ALL of it.

But let’s talk about what has everyone buzzing—Jason Witten coaching up the tight ends. Yes, THAT Jason Witten. One of the greatest to ever do it now pouring knowledge into a position that’s needed a spark? That’s not just big…that’s program-shifting. Add in high-level recruiting momentum, and suddenly OU becomes a no-brainer destination for elite tight end talent. It’s another sign that something special is building in Norman.

We also take a real look at quarterback Mateer—a guy who went through the fire last season. From handling the pressure of being “the guy” at Oklahoma to battling through a broken thumb on his throwing hand, he showed toughness, grit, and leadership. It wasn’t always pretty, but it was gritty—and now? The reports out of spring practice say he’s putting in the work and leveling up. If that’s true, Sooner Nation could be looking at a major leap heading into 2026.

On the hardwood, we unpack the frustration of men’s basketball getting left out of March Madness despite a late-season surge—and why keeping Porter Moser might be the right move, especially with new AD Roger Denny promising to elevate resources, NIL, and overall program support. The future of OU hoops may be brighter than it feels right now.

We also hit:

• OU women’s basketball’s strong run and back-to-back Sweet 16 appearances

• March Madness chaos, insane comebacks, and Final Four storylines

• The Sooners heading to Vegas for the College Basketball Crown

• And of course… some real-life talk—daylight savings struggles, Easter candy debates, and why kids these days have it WAY too easy

This episode is all about momentum—football, basketball, and the entire Oklahoma program trending upward. The vibes are high, the expectations are rising, and Sooner Nation is LOCKED IN.

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In this episode of Sooner State of Mind, we break down a huge moment for the program as Oklahoma Sooners football sends 10 players to the NFL Combine, the most in years — a massive signal that Brent Venables’ rebuild is turning into a legit NFL pipeline. From freakish measurables to draft risers, we’re talking about which Sooners helped themselves the most in Indianapolis and what it means for OU’s national perception moving forward.

But the future might be even brighter…

Future Freaks Weekend brought elite recruits to Norman, giving Sooner Nation a glimpse at the next generation of SEC monsters who could soon be wearing the crimson and cream. We break down the biggest visitors, recruiting momentum, and which prospects could become the next stars in Oklahoma’s NFL pipeline.

And while football is the main event, the rest of the OU athletic department decided to put on a show too:

Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball gets a huge #BeatTexas rivalry win, sending the Sooners into March with momentum and giving fans one more reason to celebrate a monster weekend for OU athletics.

From Combine buzz to recruiting fireworks to Red River revenge on the hardwood, this episode is packed with everything Sooner fans need to know.

So grab your crimson, fire up the Boomer chant, and join us as we break down the past, present, and future of Oklahoma football.

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THREE Coaches Out. THREE Big-Time Replacements In.

This “offseason” hasn’t been an offseason at all. It’s been another nonstop Oklahoma news cycle — and we break down every move.

After losing:

• Jay Valai to the NFL (Buffalo Bills)

• DeMarco Murray to the Kansas City Chiefs

• Jo Jon Finley moving on

Head coach Brent Venables didn’t blink.

Instead, he reloaded.

Jason Witten takes over the tight ends room.
Lamar Morgan arrives from Michigan to lead the defensive backs.
And now — the big one — Deland McCullough replaces Murray as running backs coach.

We break down:

• Why McCullough’s NFL pedigree (including a Super Bowl title with Kansas City) matters.

• What this means for OU’s run game after failing to produce a 1,000-yard back since Eric Gray.

• Whether the criticism of Murray was fair — or misplaced.

• How BV is reshaping this program with precision and purpose.

For losing three prominent coaches in one cycle… this might be Venables’ best offseason coaching performance yet.

Chiefs, Murray & The Bigger Picture

Murray now joins Kansas City Chiefs, working alongside Patrick Mahomes in an effort to revive a rushing attack that ranked 24th in the NFL last season.

We unpack:

• Why Kansas City made this move.

• What OU fans should really think about Murray’s legacy.

• And whether this was inevitable.

The Joe C Era Ends. The Roger Denny Era Begins.

Oklahoma transitions from longtime AD Joe Castiglione into a new chapter under Roger Denny. What does it mean for facilities, NIL, long-term SEC positioning, and OU’s national brand? We connect the dots.

NFL Combine & Pro Day Preview

Ten former Sooners are headed to the NFL Combine. We spotlight:

• The prospects with the most to gain.

• Why Pro Day could be massive for certain under-the-radar players.

• And why this draft cycle matters for OU’s national perception.

THE SPRING GAME IS BACK

Mark it down: Saturday, April 18th.

The full Spring Game returns.

After last year’s fan-fest experiment, Sooner Nation gets what it’s been craving — real football in Norman. With elite talent returning and expectations sky-high following a College Football Playoff heartbreak, this spring will set the tone for 2026.

This is the first real taste of what could be a championship-caliber roster.

And we are READY.

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This episode is an emotional roller coaster, a reality check, and a shot of optimism all wrapped into one wild Sooner night. We open with an instant classic (and near-disaster) in OU men’s hoops, snapping a brutal 9-game losing streak in the most Oklahoma way possible — panic, hope, dread, relief, and just enough chaos to leave your heart rate spiked. Is it too late for Porter Moser? What does “winning” even look like in today’s fully transactional college basketball landscape? We don’t dodge the tough questions — and we don’t sugarcoat the answers.

From there, we pivot straight into major Oklahoma football news that every Sooner fan needs to understand. The NCAA’s baffling denial of Owen Heinecke’s eligibility appeal sparks a bigger conversation about fairness, loopholes, and the broken system governing college athletics. We break down what this means for OU, for players across the country, and why this situation perfectly captures everything that’s gone sideways with eligibility rules.

Then comes the staff shake-up — Jay Valai heads to the NFL, opening one of the most coveted defensive coaching jobs in the country. Is OU worried? Short answer: no. The talent pipeline is loaded, recruiting momentum remains strong, and the Sooners are positioned to reload, not rebuild.

And finally… the big picture win. Oklahoma makes a forward-thinking, future-proof hire at Athletic Director, signaling once again that this program is ahead of the curve. With legal minds, business minds, NFL connections, NIL strategy, and long-term vision all aligning, the Sooners are building something bigger than just next season. Add in new NFL-tied staff hires, Super Bowl Sooner representation, and a program that continues to mirror the pro model — and yeah… there’s plenty to be excited about.

This is real talk, deep analysis, and pure Sooner passion — no fluff, no hot takes for clicks, just the truth from someone who lives it.

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The long, strange trip of the college football season is finally in the rearview mirror, a first-time national champion has been crowned, and the offseason storylines are already hitting at full throttle. But before we look ahead, this episode brings MASSIVE news for Oklahoma football — the kind of news that changes the entire trajectory of Team 132 and beyond.

THE ANCHORS ARE BACK.
Quarterback John Mateer — the engine of the offense — and linebacker Kip Lewis — the quarterback of the defense — are officially returning to Norman. That’s leadership. That’s continuity. That’s championship DNA. Mateer’s playoff run, Heisman-level start, and toughness through injury paired with Lewis’ dominance on one of the nation’s best defenses gives the Sooners a foundation every program in America envies.

And the good news doesn’t stop there…

We break down the growing list of Sooners choosing stability over the portal, including Isaiah Sategna, Tory Blaylock, Courtland Guillory, David Stone, Jayden Jackson, Ace Hodges, Ben Anderson — and the return of Ivan Carreon, a 6’6 weapon with serious upside who flashed big-game potential in the Armed Forces Bowl. We’ll dive even deeper into portal additions later this offseason, but today is about one thing: retention matters — and OU is winning that battle.

Plus, we recap the College Football National Championship as the Indiana Hoosiers complete a perfect 16-0 season, defeating Miami 27-21, and we react to the final AP Top 25. And yes… we’re already looking ahead to next year’s title game in Las Vegas — Sin City, the Death Roomba, and college football’s biggest stage colliding.

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We kick things off with massive Oklahoma Sooners football news as OU officially hires Dallas Cowboys legend Jason Witten as the new tight ends coach, replacing Joe Jon Finley. We break down why this move matters, what Witten brings from an NFL résumé that speaks for itself, and how his leadership, character, and football IQ align perfectly with Brent Venables’ vision for the program. From player development to recruiting cachet, this hire has the potential to change the way OU uses the tight end position moving forward.

Then we shift to the College Football Playoff Semifinals recap, starting with an absolute Fiesta Bowl classic between Miami and Ole Miss. Four fourth-quarter lead changes, elite quarterback play, controversial officiating, explosive young stars, and a finish that came down to the final seconds — we break it ALL down. Was it pass interference? Did Ole Miss get robbed? And yes… we address the Lane Kiffin factor.

Next up — the Peach Bowl beatdown.

Indiana vs Oregon was not just a win… it was a statement. The Hoosiers looked like a fully operational machine, dominating from the opening pick-six to the final whistle. We talk Fernando Mendoza’s ridiculous playoff run, Curt Cignetti’s culture, Indiana’s NFL-level discipline, and why this team may be the most complete squad in college football right now.

All of that sets the stage for the College Football Playoff National Championship Preview:
Miami Hurricanes vs Indiana Hoosiers at the Hard Rock.

We break down the matchups, the Vegas spread, what Miami must do to pull the upset, and why Indiana looks like a team on an absolute mission. Physicality, execution, discipline — this game has it all. Plus, ticket prices, atmosphere, and why Monday night is going to be electric.

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The portal is WIDE open, the NIL landscape is shifting under everyone’s feet, and Oklahoma football is at the center of it all. In this episode, we break down the 21 Sooners currently in the transfer portal, including a few names that absolutely raised eyebrows—and we dig into the uncomfortable but very real truth of today’s game: getting paid now means you have to earn it. The Sooners learned that lesson the hard way with the Jaydn Ott situation, and going forward, every NIL dollar is going to come with expectations and accountability.

We dive deep into OU’s biggest roster needs, starting with a tight end room that—let’s be honest—has been a liability for far too long. From the departure of Joe Jon Finley to the possibility of fresh blood (and fresh ideas) at the position, we talk about why tight end production—at least in blocking—is no longer optional in the SEC. And yes, we give flowers to Jaren Kanak, who somehow became the most productive tight end on the roster after starting the year at linebacker.

It’s also a big-picture episode. We zoom out and talk about Nagy’s first full offseason as GM, why this staff is better positioned than people realize, and why—despite a frustrating ending—this team overachieved against a brutal schedule. A broken-thumb quarterback weeks before Texas, 10 wins, a playoff game, and hosting postseason football in Norman? If you offered that in August, you’d take it every single time.

From there, we jump into the Rose Bowl recap, Indiana’s rise from “afterthought” to national title contender, and the absolute meltdown happening across college football fandom. Notre Dame tears, Texas flexing a Cheez-It Bowl, BYU outrage, playoff expansion chaos—it’s all on the table. And yes, we talk about why playoff byes should come with home-field advantage, because momentum matters.

This one’s passionate. It’s honest. It’s unfiltered. And it’s very, very Sooner.

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In this episode of Sooner State of Mind, we break down one of the most heartbreaking, gut-punch losses of the season as Oklahoma lets a golden opportunity slip away against Alabama — not because of effort, not because of heart, but because of a brutal series of catastrophic mistakes at the worst possible moments.

The Sooners jumped out early, controlled the game, and had everything right in front of them — but a dropped touchdown, a muffed punt, missed kicks, miscommunication, and a pick-six flipped the script in a matter of minutes. What started as a dominant OU performance turned into a night where special teams betrayed one of the team’s biggest strengths, momentum vanished, and a championship-caliber defense was put in impossible positions.

We talk through:

• The exact moment the game changed

• The sequence of mistakes that compounded into disaster

• Questionable officiating that didn’t help — but wasn’t the reason

• Why this loss hurts more than most

• How this season still shattered preseason expectations

• Why Oklahoma proved the “experts” wrong all year long

• What the transfer portal means for the Sooners’ 2026 outlook

• The reality of the current College Football Playoff format — and why expansion is inevitable

Despite the heartbreak, this team fought. They got off the mat all season long. They battled through injuries, a brutal schedule, and relentless doubt — and that matters. Ride or die means ride or die, and this program is still trending in the right direction.

We also hit the national picture from the weekend, the flawed playoff structure, and why better teams are being left out — setting the stage for major changes ahead in college football.

If you live and breathe Oklahoma football, this is an episode you do NOT want to miss.

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We are five days away from Oklahoma playoff football, and the hype is REAL. In this must-listen episode, we set the table for a massive College Football Playoff first-round showdown as the #8 Oklahoma Sooners (10-2) host the #9 Alabama Crimson Tide (10-3) on Friday, December 19th in Norman. The Tide may be slight favorites, but don’t forget — OU already walked into Tuscaloosa in Red November and walked out with a 23–21 win, snapping Alabama’s 17-game home winning streak.

Before we dive headfirst into OU vs Bama, we take care of some big-time Sooner business:

• “Tate the Great” Sandell brings home the Lou Groza Award, capping one of the greatest kicking seasons in Oklahoma history

• A look at Sandell’s clutch kicks vs Michigan, Tennessee, and Alabama — distance and moment matter

• Brent Venables calling Sandell the MVP of the Tennessee win — and he wasn’t wrong

We also touch on the wider college football landscape:

• The increasingly tragic Michigan situation and what it means for the program, the portal, and Bryce Underwood’s future

• Fernando Mendoza wins the Heisman Trophy, becoming Indiana’s first-ever winner and leading the Hoosiers to the CFP as the No. 1 seed

• Could Oklahoma see Mendoza and Indiana in Pasadena? One step at a time…

Then it’s full focus on Oklahoma vs Alabama:

• Why Alabama’s recent play (Georgia loss, offensive struggles) matters — but why you can never sleep on the Tide

• Ty Simpson’s numbers since the OU game and why yards don’t win games — points do

• Brent Venables is 4–0 in same-season rematches as a defensive play-caller, including the legendary Clemson vs Notre Dame shutdown in 2020

• As OU head coach, BV is 2–0 vs Alabama, outscoring them 47–24 with six turnovers and two pick-sixes

We break down the injury report and what it means:

• Gentry Williams and Kendel Dolby out

• Jayden Jackson questionable

• R Mason Thomas still uncertain — and why getting him back would be a massive boost

On the offensive side, we get real:

• The national slander of OU’s offense vs the reality of winning football

• What we liked from the LSU game

• Why Mateer’s footwork is everything

• The importance of establishing any run-game consistency

• Why Kanak needs more targets and why checkdowns are free money

Plus:

• A bold idea for a “Best of the Rest” postseason tournament

• Why the expanded playoff still isn’t perfect

• And why this season still has national championship potential

This episode is about belief, data, defense, and the Sooners doing things the hard way — and doing them right.

The stakes couldn’t be higher. The moment couldn’t be bigger. The vibes couldn’t be stronger.
Sooner Nation, it’s time to lock in.

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Buckle up, fam… because LSU came into Norman and tried to turn Saturday into pure SEC chaos — wind swirling, refs doing SEC-ref things, turnovers flying, momentum swinging like crazy — and yet again, these Sooners refused to break.

In this episode, we dive deep into OU’s gritty, gutsy showdown against LSU:
Peyton Bowen’s massive end-zone INT — Billy Bowman energy.
David Stone barking pre-snap like a field general.
Sategna making RIDICULOUS grabs.
Mateer’s roller-coaster afternoon — the good, the bad, the “WHY GOD,” and the clutch.
OU’s defense keeping the Sooners alive again and again.
And the elite trait the nation still underestimates: this team’s character under pressure.

We break down every possession, every momentum swing, every officiating meltdown (SEC refs… we need a word), and what this game really says about OU heading into the final playoff race.

Plus…
Why Texas fans continue to embarrass themselves
Why OU’s résumé already outshines most of the country
Why being battle-tested actually matters
What the playoff committee can’t afford to ignore
And how the coaching carousel — Golesh, Silverfield, Sumrall, Weis Jr., Golding & Kiffin — ties into postseason chaos

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OU walked into last weekend with two teams between them and the College Football Playoff. After handling business in Norman against Mizzou, that number is down to ONE. The Sooners took punches, dealt plenty back, battled SEC refs straight outta cartoon villain school, and still slammed the door shut with another dominant defensive performance. Now it’s time to look ahead as OU prepares for a season-defining showdown with LSU — and absolutely everything the Sooners want is still right in front of them.

From Mateer’s clutch legs to Sategna’s speed kills moment, from Peyton Bowen’s blocked kick to Big Wein sack celebrations, this episode has the full breakdown of OU vs. Missouri, the latest CFP Top 25 drama, and why LSU might be walking straight into a defensive buzzsaw in Norman.

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In this episode, Casey breaks down the Sooners’ massive win over the Alabama Crimson Tide, including the turning-point moments, standout performances, and what this victory means for Oklahoma’s SEC trajectory. We roll through the new Top 25, react to the latest College Football Playoff rankings, and talk through which teams are rising, which are slipping, and how OU’s postseason path is shaping up.

Then we look ahead to this weekend as Oklahoma returns home to Norman to host the Missouri Tigers in a matchup loaded with stakes, swagger, and serious implications for the SEC race. We dive into key players, matchups to watch, and what the Sooners must do to keep the momentum rolling.

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What’s up, Sooner Nation! Casey Mallon here, and you are now in a Sooner State of Mind! After a much-needed bye week, Oklahoma heads to Tuscaloosa for a massive showdown with the Alabama Crimson Tide — a clash of college football blue bloods with College Football Playoff stakes on the line. The Sooners sit at No. 11 and have history on their side, winning four of the last five against Bama, including last year’s dominant 24-3 win in Norman.

In this episode, Casey breaks down the Sooners’ path to the playoff, what Brent Venables and Ben Arbuckle need to dial up to keep the offense humming, and how OU’s defense can handle the Tide’s physicality in Bryant-Denny. Plus, we look at the newly released playoff schedule, key matchups across the SEC, and what this weekend means for the national picture.

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The Oklahoma Sooners went into Knoxville and came out with a hard-fought 33-27 win over the Tennessee Volunteers, surviving a wild night filled with penalties, big defensive plays, and clutch kicks from the human highlight reel himself — Sandel in short shorts (and maybe a thong by the end). From RMT’s scoop-and-score to Peyton Bowen’s interception, the defense came through when it mattered most. And when John Mateer finally found his rhythm in the fourth quarter — OU showed that fight Sooner fans know so well.

In this episode, we break down every key moment — Mateer’s redemption drive, Kip Lewis’ monster hits, and Peyton Bowen’s interception that flipped the first half — plus what this win means heading into the heart of SEC play. We’ll also recap the biggest games around college football, from national upsets to playoff-shifting statement wins.

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This week, the Sooners take on the Tennessee Volunteers, and we’re breaking down everything you need to know heading into this SEC showdown in Knoxville. From Oklahoma’s relentless defense (29 sacks and 89 TFLs!) to an offense still searching for its rhythm under Ben Arbuckle, we’re talking about what needs to click for the Sooners to reclaim that Sooner Magic we saw a decade ago in Knoxville.

We’ll cover:
What Vol fans don’t know about Oklahoma football
The key areas OU must clean up — penalties, turnovers, and play-calling balance
Why Michael Fasusi and Ryan Fodji might be the future anchors of this O-line
Who could shine on Saturday — from Courtland Guillory’s lockdown coverage to Xavier Robinson’s breakout potential as OU looks to keep its playoff hopes alive

Can Brent Venables’ squad put together its most complete performance of the season? Or will another round of self-inflicted wounds keep the Sooners from the statement win they need?

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WHAT IS UP SOONER NATION!
I’m Casey Mallon, and you are now in a SOONER STATE OF MIND!

The Oklahoma Sooners just handled business, taking down the South Carolina Gamecocks in impressive fashion — and now it’s time to turn the page to another SEC showdown. The Ole Miss Rebels roll into town this week, and we’re breaking down all the keys to victory, impact players, and what Brent Venables’ squad needs to do to stay red-hot.

Plus, we’ll preview some of the biggest and best matchups across the college football landscape this Saturday — from heavyweight showdowns to trap games you’ll want to keep an eye on.

OU football. SEC vibes. College football energy. You already know what it is.

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We’ll talk Jayden Gibson’s departure, how LaNorris Sellers has handled the heat behind a shaky Gamecock line, and which new defensive faces in Columbia could surprise the Sooners after South Carolina’s NFL exodus. Can Brent Venables’ defense hold firm, or will Shane Beamer’s crew make it two in a row over OU? It’s all on deck — storylines, stats, and plenty of passion from the Palace on the Prairie to the Palmetto State.

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OU vs South Carolina — redemption or repeat? Find out right here, in the Sooner State of Mind.

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WHAT IS UP SOONER NATION!
Casey Mallon is BACK and locked into that Sooner State of Mind! This week, it’s all about OU vs. Texas — the ultimate border battle, fried food, burnt orange heartbreak, and pure crimson chaos inside the Cotton Bowl. From John Mateer’s return rumors to David Stone’s breakout performance and the Sooner D shutting down everything in sight, Casey breaks it all down with passion, fire, and hilarious storytelling.

We’re talking SEC-style smack, Big 12 nostalgia, and pure Red River energy — 92,000 screaming fans, funnel cakes, fried Twinkies, and the biggest “BOOMER EFFIN’ SOONER” of the season. Can the Sooners keep rolling, or will the Horns get trampled again? Find out why this one feels different, what the Sooners must do to dominate, and why this defense is about to unleash mayhem on Arch & Co.

🔥 Episode Highlights:

• The Sooner Defense putting on a Vulgar Display of Power

• Mateer Watch: Magic 8-Ball says… all signs point to YES!

• The evolution of the run game and why Blaylock & Ott might be ready to pop

• Can the O-line hold the line and open the gates to glory?

• Plus: Casey’s picks for the tastiest matchups across college football

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Because when it’s OU-TEXAS week, there’s only one place to be —
👉 In a SOONER STATE OF MIND!

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Boomer Sooner! After a bye week filled with chaos across college football, the Oklahoma Sooners jump to No. 5 in the AP Top 25 without even taking the field. In this week’s episode of Sooner State of Mind, Casey Mallon breaks down all the upsets that shook the top 10, from Florida State falling to Virginia in OT to Lane Kiffin’s Ole Miss knocking off LSU and Oregon spoiling Penn State’s White Out.

We also dive into the biggest storyline in Norman: Michael Hawkins steps in as QB1 for the Sooners as John Mateer recovers from surgery. Can the talented sophomore lead OU past Kent State and keep momentum heading into the Red River Rivalry with “Texass”? We’ll talk Hawkins’ growth, what to expect from the Sooners’ offense, and why the defense is primed to dominate.

Other highlights this week include:

• The Sooners’ 45.5-point favorite matchup vs. Kent State

• Key injury updates, including  the return of Eli Bowen and Javonnie Gibson

• Why OU’s run game must find consistency before SEC play

• A look ahead at OU’s brutal upcoming SEC schedule: Texass, South Carolina, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Alabama, Missouri, and LSU

• The celebration of the 1985 National Championship team at Owen Field

• Recruiting buzz as OU adds elite 2027 commits to move to No. 1 in early rankings

Plus, we preview some of the best Week 6 matchups around college football: Iowa State vs. Cincinnati, Texass vs. Florida, Vanderbilt vs. Alabama, Miami vs. Florida State, and more.

If you’re a die-hard Sooner, college football fan, or just love the energy of Saturdays in the fall, this episode has you covered.

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This week was supposed to be all about how the Sooners wrecked Jackson Arnold’s homecoming—9 sacks, 14 TFLs, holding Auburn to just 67 yards on the ground, and Jayden Jackson earning Outland Trophy National Player of the Week honors. Oh, and let’s not forget John Mateer’s perfect clutch passing and go-ahead TD run on the game-winning drive!

But instead… heartbreak hit Norman. Brent Venables confirmed that Mateer will undergo hand surgery after finishing the Auburn game 11-for-11 with a broken throwing hand. Now it’s up to Michael Hawkins Jr. to step into the spotlight as OU’s QB1 when the Sooners (4-0, 1-0 SEC) get back after the bye.

We break it all down:

• 🏈 Mateer’s injury & 4-week timeline — can OU survive this gauntlet without him?

• 🔥 The rise of David Stone, R Mason Thomas, and the war daddies on defense.

• 💥 OU’s rushing woes — will Tory Blaylock, Barnes, or Ott step up?

• 🎤 Fan reactions: from F-U-Arnold chants to Auburn crying over “deception.”

• 🐂 Looking ahead to Texass (yes, with two S’s), South Carolina, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Bama, Mizzou, and LSU.

• 📢 Plus: Mike Gundy is OUT at Oklahoma State — what’s next for the Pokes?

• ⚡ SEC just dropped its new 9-game conference format and permanent rivalries — OU locked in with Texas, Ole Miss, and Mizzou.

And as always… we finish with a look at the biggest games in college football Week 5: USC vs Illinois, Oregon vs Penn State, Alabama vs Georgia, and more.

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Because no matter what—through Mateer’s injury, Hawkins’ rise, and the SEC grind—we’re all living in a Sooner State of Mind.

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I’ll break down every moment that mattered — from Mateer’s clutch start-and-stop runs to Barnes’ punishing blocks, Sategna’s hustle plays, and Owen Heinecke flashing as a defensive enforcer. Plus, we’ll talk about what this OU defense is becoming, why this team feels different, and how the mental toughness of the Sooners is setting the stage for a special season.

Then, we turn the page to the next challenge: OU hits the road to face Temple at The Linc. Can the Sooners avoid the dreaded “trap game” before Auburn rolls into Norman? We’ll scout the Owls, break down their offensive weapons, and discuss what Brent Venables’ squad needs to do to stay sharp.

And because this is Sooner State of Mind, we’ll also dive into the biggest Week 3 college football matchups:

• #6 Georgia at #15 Tennessee – Can the Vols finally snap their skid vs. the Dawgs?

• #18 USF at #5 Miami – Are the Bulls for real after knocking off two ranked opponents?

• Florida at #3 LSU – Is the heat on Billy Napier about to boil over?

• #16 Texas A&M at #8 Notre Dame – Will the Aggies flip the script in South Bend?

• Vanderbilt at #11 South Carolina – Can Shane Beamer’s squad avoid an early season landmine?

It’s all here — Sooners, SEC battles, playoff implications, and the kind of passion that only college football delivers.

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This week’s episode dives deep into Oklahoma’s statement win, the rise of John Mateer at quarterback, and why Jaren Kanak looks like the next big thing at tight end. From Brent Venables’ defense tightening up in the second half, to Tory Blaylock’s punishing runs and injury update, we’re breaking down every angle of the Sooners’ early season storylines.

Then, we shift to one of the biggest showdowns in college football: #15 Michigan vs. #18 Oklahoma. We revisit the history of these two blue blood programs—nearly 2,800 combined games, 19 national championships, 10 Heisman winners, and over 800 NFL draft picks—and preview what’s at stake this Saturday. Michigan’s five-star freshman QB Bryce Underwood brings NFL traits, while Oklahoma’s offense showed chemistry and explosiveness in Week 1. Can the Sooners slow down Justice Haynes and the Wolverines’ rushing attack?

We also spotlight players to watch, including Kendal Daniels, Gentry Williams, and Isaiah Sategna, who feels destined to break a huge return in a big game. Plus, we take a national look at Week 2, from Texas’ shocking stumble to FSU’s defensive dominance, and give a rundown of other marquee matchups across the SEC and beyond.

If you love Oklahoma football, the SEC, and the College Football Playoff race, this episode is packed with analysis, history, and passion you won’t want to miss.

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Because right now, Sooner Nation, we are ALL in a Sooner State of Mind.

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This Saturday at 3 PM PST, the wait is finally over as the #18 Oklahoma Sooners open the 2025 season at Gaylord Family–Oklahoma Memorial Stadium against the Illinois State Redbirds. Vegas has OU as 35.5-point favorites, and I’ll tell you why I’m still taking the points.

We’ll break down everything you need to know:

• Illinois State Preview – Head coach Brock Spack’s 10-win Redbirds return QB Tommy Rittenhouse, RB Wenkers Wright, and WR Daniel Sobkowicz after a deep FCS playoff run. Ranked No. 6 nationally, ISU brings confidence but faces an uphill climb.

• Oklahoma Depth Chart Surprises – Courtland Guillory and Jacobe Johnson emerge as starters at corner alongside Gentry Williams, with Brent Venables promising another leap forward for his defense.

• John Mateer’s Debut – The new QB1 brings over 3,100 passing yards and 29 TDs from Washington State, plus 800+ rushing yards. Can he elevate OU’s receivers and run game in Year 1?

• Defensive Expectations – Venables’ defense is set to dominate third downs, stop the run, and bring the heat. This unit could be OU’s biggest weapon.

• Recruiting Win – Three-star DL T-Ron Richardson commits to the Sooners over Penn State, Maryland, Virginia Tech, and Syracuse, continuing OU’s defensive line reload.

And it’s not just OU Football this week—College Football fans are eating:

• No. 1 Texas vs No. 3 Ohio State – A playoff rematch with Arch Manning and Julian Sayin in the spotlight.

• No. 4 Clemson vs No. 9 LSU – The Bayou Bengals haven’t won an opener since 2019. Can Brian Kelly flip the script?

• No. 6 Notre Dame vs No. 10 Miami – “Catholics vs Convicts” renewed with freshman QB CJ Carr leading the Irish against transfer Carson Beck and a fierce Canes defense.

• Plus, the end of an era: Lee Corso’s final College GameDay episode.

Sooner Nation, it’s time—football is BACK. Subscribe to Sooner State of Mind on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, and Amazon Music, and watch on YouTube with The Football Dudes.

I’m Casey Mallon, and I’m in a SOONER STATE OF MIND.

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In this episode of Sooner State of Mind, Casey Mallon dives deep into what this historic shift means for the SEC, Oklahoma football, and the entire college football playoff picture. We break down:

• The impact of a nine-game SEC schedule on rivalries, strength of schedule, and bowl eligibility.

• What this move means for the Big Ten, Big 12, and ACC, and how it changes the Power 5 balance.

• The playoff implications in the new 12-team CFP era, where strength of schedule could matter more than perfection.

• Who Oklahoma’s likely three permanent SEC rivals will be — from Texas and Texas A&M to Arkansas, LSU, Missouri, and even Florida.

Casey also opens the floor to Sooner Nation: who do YOU want OU’s three annual SEC opponents to be? Share your thoughts in the YouTube comments or hit us up on X @FootballDudesLA.

With SEC expansion, college football realignment, and the Sooners set to make noise in their new conference, this is a must-listen for every Oklahoma fan gearing up for 2025 and beyond.

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What’s up, Sooner Nation?! Casey here, and you are now IN A SOONER STATE OF MIND! We’re just 17 days—that’s 17 Marvin Mims Jrs.—away from the 2025 Oklahoma Sooners storming into Memorial Stadium to curb stomp the Illinois State Redbirds, and the stoke level is officially off the charts.

This episode, we’re talking:

• The John Mateer Venmo rumors – the late-night screenshots, Pete Thamel’s report, Mateer’s official statement, and where things stand with OU and the NCAA.

• Brent Venables’ young defensive playmakers – Kendal Daniels, Reggie Powers III, Robert Spears-Jennings, Jaydon Jackson, David Stone, Damonic Williams, Gracen Halton – and why BB says they just need to “be consistent” before locking down starting spots.

• Why this offseason has felt non-stop, even in the so-called “dead period,” and how we’re about to hit the greatest stretch of the year: college football every day from August 28 through Labor Day Monday.

Plus, I’ll give you my “get stoked” philosophy, why this Saturday is the perfect day to knock out those last pre-season to-dos, and how to catch all our content on Bleav.com and The Football Dudes YouTube channel.

It’s almost time, folks. Wave that flag. Stay stoked. And get ready—Sooner football is here.

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In this can't-miss episode of Sooner State of Mind, we dive into the monumental news out of Norman: legendary Oklahoma Athletic Director Joe Castiglione will step down in 2028 after a historic run that reshaped Sooner athletics. We break down his legacy, from 26 national championships to OU’s bold move to the SEC—and the ripple effect it left across college sports.

🏈 We also talk Sooner football future—including:

• The commitment of 4-star TE Tyler Ruxer and 5-star kicker Trace Rudd to the 2026 class

• The buzz around dual-threat QB Bentley, who’s drawing comparisons to John Mateer

• The reaction to Jaden O'Neal's flip to Florida State and what it means for QB depth

🔥 Plus: OU is changing the tailgating game with free public tailgating on the iconic North Oval, starting August 30. We cover everything fans need to know about this game day upgrade—including performances, food trucks, giveaways, and more!

And don’t forget: SEC Media Days are just around the corner—get ready for the sights, sounds, and Sooner energy as we head into an electrifying 2025 season.

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Boomer Sooner, baby. You’re in a Sooner State of Mind.

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