The Oklahoma Sooners picked up their fourth commitment in the 2026 recruiting class, earning a pledge from 4-star WR Daniel Odom.

Oklahoma never trailed on Sunday against Georgia in a dominant 86-55 win, the 90th for head coach Jennie Baranczyk with the program.

The Oklahoma Sooners led early in the first half in their matchup with Texas A&M, but the Aggies once again proved a bad matchup for the Sooners. Oklahoma fell to 15-5 and 2-5 in SEC play with their loss to Texas A&M.

Kierston Deal was ready to step into an even larger role as a junior starter, as was Paytn Monticelli. Freshman Audrey Lowry was set to join the program, but OU also lost another arm when SJ Geurin hit the portal. That need led to brining in a pitcher as talented as Smith.

The veteran pitcher initially wasn't looking to enter the transfer portal last summer, but the coaching carousel opened the door for Sam Landry to land at OU.

In Norman, the Oklahoma Sooners are attempting to turn the clock back and rebuild their offense, bringing back the explosive offense that they had in years past. It's been a little bit since they had that,

Oklahoma landed four-star wide receiver Daniel Odom as reported by On3 sports. The 2026 receiver out of Bellflower, CA committed to the Sooners after he visited Norman during the weekend.

He may be only a four-star recruit, but the Oklahoma Sooners have one of the best 2026 quarterbacks in the class when it comes to throwing ability and skill.

Oklahoma adds to its 2026 recruiting class with the addition of Daniel Odom, a 4-star wide receiver out of California.

Despite the Sooners shooting better from the field and from three, the Aggies were able to win, thanks to an exceptional rebounding effort.

Former Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield is heading to the Pro Bowl. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback has been named to the NFC roster as a replacement for Jayden Daniels, who

No. 13 Texas A&M men’s basketball coupled a season-best free throw shooting performance with a dominant rebounding effort to take down Oklahoma, 75-68.