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- Practice: Would be nice to view the game from the press box vantage point in order to see everything.

- Practice: Some spring game highlights in this.

- Practice: I hadn’t thought this until the spring game this year.

- Top Actionable Intel - Oklahoma came out of spring without new major injury news beyond previously discussed longer-term issues for Taylor Heim, Jacob Curry, and Daniel Akinkumi. - The hosts think Oklahoma has top-10/playoff-level talent, but said the first five games are pivotal and a 4-1 start feels important. - John Mateer remains the biggest national storyline: the hosts saw good spring moments, but still need proof that he can elevate both his own play and the offense around him. - No official wager, spread pick, or total play was released.

- Taylor Heim injured during spring; ESPN lists as player to watch.

- OL depth questions (7/8/9 spots, UK Dan option), injury projections, DL rotation assessment sought.

- Oklahoma WR injuries past 3-4 years make it hard evaluating if new additions are good fits.

- OU o-line plagued by injuries past two years; Bedenbaugh inserted three freshmen with healthy Nwaiwu; finally stable 2024.

- Correction: Jacob Ulrich, not Austin Welch, competing with Miller at punter for OU.

- Prince took safeties reps; Powers moves from Cheetah to S if injured; Newcome/Owen/Cole backup.

- Need Safety and OL depth; DT should be fine barring injury rash like last year.

- Spring injuries minimal outside Heim loss; held-out vets healthy; young players gained experience; program improved at every position except DL depth.

- Oklahoma is framed as under-discussed in the SEC playoff conversation despite reaching the College Football Playoff and returning its quarterback. - The defense is treated as bankable strength, with the speaker saying Oklahoma will have a very good defense. - The market upside case runs through schedule leverage: Michigan is mentioned as a winnable game, and a neutral-site Texas win is presented as a result that would quickly elevate the Sooners' playoff profile. - The caution is that Oklahoma may have benefited from the schedule last year, so the note is more about playoff upside than a settled projection.

- Tech QB situation needs investigation; hope for season suspension.

- Tech QB should be banned for betting on own team; Campbell's investment may save him.

- WR room produced catches/blocks last year; issue was QB unable to consistently execute designed route concepts, tied to OL play.

- John Mateer needs better game management; hero ball mentality stems from Arbuckle's QB-dominated run game and excessive RPO plays.

- TE unit (Hansen, Beers, Van Dorselaer) vastly improved over last year; Mateer could be Top 2 SEC QB by season end.

- OU's schedule easier last year; tougher QB play expected this season.

- Chambliss Heisman favorite; Arch ahead of Sellers for supporting cast; Sellers top-3 QB, first draft pick candidate.

- QB: It is like this whole board has never played a sport where you throw a ball of any kind.

- Sorsby wagered $2.50 to under $1 per pitch on balls/strikes at Reds games.

- Oklahoma chose not to pursue another proven portal running back, instead betting on its returning players and incoming youth. - Xavier Robinson and Tory Blaylock are expected to lead the rotation, but both missed spring and left the depth chart unsettled while younger backs took valuable reps. - The strategy carries risk, though running back is one position where Oklahoma believes freshmen can contribute immediately.

- DL/LB: A starting DL of Wein, Stone, Jackson & Okoye likely will be among the very best in the country.

- Transfer portal makes depth-stacking harder for elite programs; talented bench players increasingly leave for playing time.

- Retaining Brown was difficult; he had strong offers elsewhere. - Oklahoma, Auburn, Florida, Georgia returning multiple starters/double-digit scorers.

- OU rushing issues stem from all factors: scheme, OL, RB quality, TE blocking/receiving, WR depth.

- WR: Oklahoma joins the race for Rivals300 WR Carson LaCombe https:// on3.com/rivals/carson- lacombe-281469/ …

- TE: From @CodyNagel247 : Oklahoma's overhaul at TE under Jason Witten could be the key to fixing the Sooners' offense https:// cbssports.com/college-footba ll/news/oklahoma-jason-witten-tight-end-overhaul/ …

- RB: Spell check is your friend And I hope he's their rb vs Denver.

- David Gabriel Georges far down line; OU would need strong late offer. - Ohio State, Tennessee, Georgia, Ole Miss leading.

- Oklahoma improved OL, TE, RB, WR depth enables outside zone, dual TE, counters, RPO adjustments with stronger defense support.

- Rabbit ears/speaker-wire antenna workaround available; DirectTV CBS dispute workaround works in cities; grove location too far for signal.

- Twelve OU players projected to make 2025 All-SEC team: Sategna, Fasusi, Wein, Stone, Lewis, Heinecke, Guillory, E. - Bowen, Sandell, Miller, Anderson.

- Top Team-Specific Takeaways - Oklahoma's defense still did pretty well in all of those metrics. - it wasn't just the schedule that they were playing. - They were just a very good defense. - Michigan was 49th, they're on Oklahoma's schedule.

- Oklahoma cornerback Dakoda Fields is being sued by Oregon for alleged breach of contract.

- Daminic Williams was #4 DT in rotation; Jayden Jackson better—more mobile despite both being nose tackles; questionable value for price paid.

- NCAA appeals Heinecke eligibility injunction; judge rejected "denies another player" argument; may push bylaw defense at Supreme Court.

- Elijah Thomas could move to defense; OU interested in him on that side.

- LB: I love our starting group of DEs, DTs, LBs, CBs and Safeties!

- Defense: to me it's funny these so called experts with their opinions and I come out profitable from my futures as an average guy that loves college football.

- NCAA no longer necessary for D1 football. - SEC exploring conference-level enforcement; antitrust vulnerability weakens NCAA authority. - Power conferences could govern independently.

- Smith II, Wilson, Bishop rotating behind Stone/Jackson. - Heineke getting mental reps as extra coach. - Overall strong spring outlook.

- Moser underperforms with talented portal class; lacks player development and assistant retention compared to OU football model.

- Intel: Johnny Rodgers incredible punt return TD in the Game Of The Century vs Oklahoma!

- Top Team-Specific Takeaways - thank God Oklahoma had to play a meat grinder. - Oklahoma's like, hey, if we've got to play somebody tough in cupcake week, all y'all need to play somebody. - I want y'all to play somebody. - They here's the schedule this week.

- Cover 3 Summer School previews Oklahoma’s 2026 SEC opener vs.

- Deion Burks' issue less blocking, more inability to break tackles.

- Oklahoma has 5 available scholarships; expects 2 legitimate contributors among additions.

- Intel: See ya in the portal next year!

- If Akinkunmi healthy, start him; Peyton Joseph or Noah Best backup; Deacon Schmitt could emerge.

- Oklahoma's home-game disadvantage stems from Michigan home-home series and neutral-site Texas game, not SEC.

- OU 7.5-win total understandable; 10-2 was fortunate (could've been 11-1 or 7-5), but roster improved for CFP contention.

- Spring showed improvement, increased comfort elevating play; not perfect but getting sharper in year two.

- Vrabel keeps coaching job because it doesn't impact football ability; Russini lost credibility as journalist.

- Intel: They arent "creating" the problem, they do exascerbate it, though.

- Playoff committee should value strength of schedule over cupcake wins; two top-25 games shouldn't be rewarded equally.

- Murray versatile; Peterson, Clowney, Jalanie George possess otherworldly physical gifts.

- Stokes struggles with build to run through traffic but can reach endzone/uprights.

- Fans must vote with viewership; reluctant watching sends no message about CFP/field expansion concerns.

- Intel: Oklahoma fans, Just dropped my post-spring rankings… and I’ve got a feeling you’re going to like where the Sooners landed.