⚡ CFB Dashboard

- QB: The commentators keep saying that throw was a fantastic play but it wasn't.

- QB/OL: I kinda like Fodje a little better, especially in the run game, which we seem to be going towards with the qb under center and tight ends.

- QB: lol A more appropriate title would be "Underwood plays slightly less ****** when blitzed".

- QB: The list is retarded through one week and limited action.

- QB: In his time as HC, Venables has lost to these quarterback titans: -Jason Bean -Drew Pyne -Blake Horvath -Alan Bowman -Garrett Greene -Adrian Martinez Trailed late in the 4th quarter at home against…Jackson Arnold

- QB: Actually didn't notice the failings of EPL, Nitta, Best , or Ozaeta as much as the failings and lack of quickness of the ORT Thomas.

- Cover 3 framed Oklahoma's ability to run against Michigan, through either its backs or quarterback, as the key to creating a path to roughly 21 points and a win. - If the ground game fails, the hosts warned that the quarterback's passing and processing limitations could create interceptions that offset Oklahoma's other advantages and keep Michigan in contention.

- QB/LB: The funniest part of all this is when they said they didn’t need us to be successful.

- Coaching: Oklahoma QB John Mateer's full post-practice interview ahead of OU's Week 2 matchup at No.

- QB: They thought a quarterback who had a bunch of yards agaihst defenses not all that great, could translate to the power four..

- QB: College football looks more like the NFL than the NCAA now and needs timing and officiating to match.

- QB: Thought PJ, Wein, Sullivan and Nesta looked really good on defense and Best, Hansen and Sategna on offense.

- QB: Just tuned into the Bama game and saw a very sketchy couple of plays by their QB...

- QB: oSu super dumb roughing the QB penalty, TU still trying for the TD, back down to the 1 now

- QB: all that money they spent to make them relevant just makes me smile when my Aggie wife walks by!!!

- Oklahoma beat UTEP 51-0 and showed big-play passing growth, but the report card still described the Sooners as leaving room for improvement. - John Mateer was graded as solid at quarterback with strong throws on the move, while Isaiah Sategna drew the top offensive grade after a breakout receiving and return performance. - The offensive-line review was mixed: E'Marion Harris was called Oklahoma's most consistent lineman, Noah Best played all three interior spots, but Heath Ozaeta was not viewed as creating enough movement. - Oklahoma's defense was dominant overall but had early run-fit issues against UTEP before becoming stingier in the second half. - The author specifically identified the run game on both sides of the ball as the main week-one question despite an otherwise strong opener.

- Oklahoma's revamped offense used roughly a quarter of John Mateer's snaps from under center and played 50 of 59 offensive snaps from 12 personnel against UTEP. - Mateer completed 11 of 17 passes for 225 yards and three long touchdowns while looking comfortable in the new under-center and multiple-tight-end structure. - Oklahoma's tight ends were moved across in-line, wide, and H-back alignments, with Trynae Washington serving as a lead blocker on Lloyd Avant's one-yard touchdown run. - All three Oklahoma touchdown passes came on play-action from two-tight-end sets, including scores to Rocky Beers, Isaiah Sategna, and Trell Harris. - Oklahoma's offense is still not complete because expected starting offensive linemen Jake Maikkula and Ryan Fodje were sidelined in Week 1.

- Oklahoma's revised offense leaned into downhill runs, under-center calls, and heavy two- and three-tight-end packages; transfer Lloyd Avant led the opening drive and finished with 79 yards and a touchdown on 15 carries. - John Mateer completed 11 of 17 passes for 225 yards and three touchdowns, including second-half scores of 34 yards to Isaiah Sategna and 48 yards to Trell Harris. - The offense still settled for two short field goals after failed red-zone finishes, and its 4.4 yards per rush came against a UTEP team expected to rank near the bottom nationally. - Expected offensive-line starters Jake Maikkula and Ryan Fodje missed the opener; Maikkula warmed up and both are expected back relatively soon, but their status is important before Oklahoma visits Michigan. - Oklahoma's defense pitched a shutout and forced two fumbles after not recording its first takeaway until Week 6 last season, although it allowed 5.2 yards per play in the first quarter and a 51-yard quarterback run late.

- Pick/market: Oklahoma QB commit Jamison Roberts delivers the TD under pressure.

- QB: Hell of a shot here by Oklahoma QB commit Jamison Roberts.