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We're moving on with a new series today looking at the players across the Big 12 who have to replace program legends. We might as well call this the Nick Florence Memorial team, but let's talk Oklahoma Sooners. Big shoes to fill: Oklahoma's receiv...

The transfer additions of wide receivers Justin Brown and Jalen Saunders were a big boost to Oklahoma's offense in a multitude of ways.

Story | Conversation | November 27, 2012

Oklahoma hammered Texas Tech 41-20 to jump back into the Big 12 title conversation while also recapturing some of its long lost swagger heading into next week's showdown with Red River rival Texas.

Oklahoma QB Landry Jones needs to step up against Kansas State to being solidifying his draft stock.

Blog | Conversation | September 21, 2012

This was not supposed to be the same Oklahoma Sooners offense that fell apart without Ryan Broyles late in 2011. Turned out, the Sooners still have a ways to go, as evidenced by the poor showing against UTEP.

Travis Haney ranks the top 30 potential breakout players in college football for the 2012 season.

Blog | Conversation | August 29, 2012

Penn State transfer Justin Brown is leading by example to Oklahoma's young receivers and is easing the burden on leading returning receiver Kenny Stills.

KC Joyner provides eight reasons the Texas Longhorns should be considered the favorites to win the Big 12 this season, including an elite pass defense anchored by two shutdown cornerbacks and a rushing offense on the verge of becoming special.

Story | Conversation | February 15, 2012

Scouts Inc.'s Kevin Weidl looks at the prospects who could offer immediate help to the NFL teams facing the biggest rebuilding jobs.

Blog | Conversation | October 21, 2011

The Oklahoma Sooners routed the Texas Longhorns in the Red River Rivalry and Landry Jones led the way.

Texas' secondary was no match for Landry Jones and the Sooners.

Oklahoma's offense ran into few speed bumps against a young Texas squad Saturday. But the Sooners will need balance to compete with the powers in the SEC.

The Oklahoma Sooners routed the Texas Longhorns in the Red River Rivalry and Landry Jones led the way.

With a win over Tulsa in the books, here are some observations from Week 1.

Story | Conversation | September 04, 2011

Justin Wendling in Canton, Ga., asks: Do you think the Oklahoma Sooners will beat Oklahoma State and Texas again this year? David Ubben: Neither is a given. Oklahoma has a tough schedule; the Sooners could have as many as seven top 25 teams on th...

Longhorns compound their situation with gaffes in Red River loss to Sooners.