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Episode Notes: Sooner Magic in Omaha! | Sorbsy to NFL | World Cup USMNT | Sooner Smiths LIVE #39 Hosts: Chad Smith & Tierani Smith (Sooner Smiths) OklahomaVOCFB / Voice of College Football Oklahoma Network Air Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2026 (rescheduled from Monday due to OU baseball) Length: ~1 hour 3 minutes Key Segments & Timestamps (Approximate) 0:00 - 2:30: Intro, Housekeeping & Community Casual start with tech/setup banter and laughter. Welcome to live viewers; strong emphasis on joining YouTube chat for community feel. Calls to subscribe, like the video, and optional Super Chat ("Drake's College Fund"). Shoutout to Boomer Sooner energy from the previous day’s baseball win. 2:30 - 7:00: Quick Hits & Viewer Engagement Poll in chat: Who is the current MVP of the College World Series for OU? (Taki mentioned for homer). Tease main topics: OU baseball success in Omaha, Sorsby news, USMNT World Cup. Oklahoma football GM approved for $4M+ salary by Board of Regents; positive on his talent acquisition approach (interview on Boscast referenced). Comment on recruiting value and NIL context. ~5:45 - 7:20: Contract News Stoops/Naggie (likely a coach/staff) deal: $1M this year, increasing $100K annually through 2030. OU wants to retain him long-term. Brief sponsor mention: FanDuel. 7:20 - ~20:00: Brennan Sorsby / Texas Tech Scandal Detailed discussion of Sorsby’s gambling issues (bet on his own team at Indiana in 2022; recent developments). Criticism of Texas Tech’s decision-making, leadership roundtable, and excuses framing it as a “medically diagnosed condition.” Hosts argue it’s a clear violation with no gray area; concerns about integrity, point-shaving risks, and precedent. Broader context: Attorney General involvement, Big 12 response, potential sanctions, and conference scheduling reluctance. Sorsby heading to supplemental NFL draft; talent acknowledged but character/decision concerns highlighted. Strong consensus: The only outcome was for him to be removed; protects the sport. ~20:00 - 23:00: Tangent on Protect College Sports Act & Conference Politics Tommy Tuberville and Big 12/SEC opposition noted. Revenue sharing, non-revenue sports protection, and media rights implications discussed. 23:00 - End: Oklahoma Baseball – “Sooner Magic in Omaha” (Main Focus) Emotional recap of OU’s 2-0 start in College World Series, including win over powerhouse Georgia. Stats highlighted: Now 40-22; teams 2-0 at CWS have won 29 of last 35 titles (~83%). 4th time OU starts 2-0; previous three reached championship game. Freshmen pitchers Cord Rager & Xander Mercurius: 14.1 IP, 17 K, 3 ER, dominant. Outscoring opponents 76-43 in 1st inning; strong in one-run games. Key plays: Pickoff, defense, timely hitting. Betting odds shift: OU now 2nd favorites behind North Carolina. Upcoming: Likely Cam Johnson start (high-upside, short leash) vs. potential Texas rematch. Praise for coaching (Skip Johnson mindset: “Win innings, not games”; “Yesterday is dead”), player intangibles, joy/freedom in play. Highlight clips: Mercurius interview (anxiety book, faith), shortstop (coach’s son) intelligence, Venables speech, Bob Stoops/Barry Switzer sightings. Broader success: Beat ACC, Big 12, and SEC champs en route. Fan excitement and comparisons to other OU sports. ~52:00 - End: USMNT World Cup & Closing Positive vibes on hosting: International fans (esp. in “flyover” states) praising American hospitality, safety, and culture. USMNT performance: Dominant 4-1 win over Paraguay; strong position in group. Friday vs. Australia key for topping group. Coach praise (Pochettino); merit-based playing time. Soccer development notes: Cost barriers in US vs. global norms; bright spots like young talents. Quick UFC tangent (Gachi upset). Closing: Boomer Sooner calls, subscribe/like reminders, well-wishes for OU baseball and USMNT. Overall Tone & Takeaways Enthusiastic, family-oriented, and passionate OU fan perspective with humor and tangents. Strong defense of sports integrity (Sorsby). Optimism and “Sooner Magic” around baseball’s run. Patriotic appreciation for the World Cup experience in America. Hosts balance analysis, stats, clips, and personal/family life (newborn mentions, car AC woes, etc.). Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Sooner Smiths LIVE #38 Title: OKLAHOMA had bad losses and a Great WIN | Oklahoma Football Recruiting Hosts: Chad Smith & Tierani Smith Date: Tuesday, June 2, 2026 (rescheduled from Monday) Platform: YouTube (OklahomaVOCFB) + cross-posted to X/Facebook Summary A casual, family-style live show with newborn Drake making several appearances. The episode covers Oklahoma sports highs and lows: heartbreaking softball elimination, a thrilling baseball comeback win, Thunder playoff disappointment, appreciation for longtime golf coach Ryan Hibble, and positive football recruiting news. Key Segments 1. Oklahoma Softball – WCWS Elimination (Mississippi State Series) Oklahoma missed the Women’s College World Series for the first time in 10 years (2nd time in 15). Strong criticism of Game 1: Miley starting instead of ace, Abby Dayton not in lineup/field → poor vibes and energy. Major defensive errors (especially at 3B) led to 9 runs in two innings. Game 2: Explosive 7-run inning but offense otherwise quiet. Game 3: Early deficit, lack of fight, swinging for fences instead of consistent hitting. Broader issues discussed: pitching depth concerns, lack of captains/leaders (freshmen stepping up), pressure of playing at Oklahoma, and failure to sweep weaker teams earlier. 2. Softball 2026 Recruiting Class Strong incoming class highlighted, especially pitching. Notable commits: Goose, EK Smith, Malaya, Keegan Baker (elite in-state), plus top position players (Finley Williams, Riley Hillyard, etc.). Optimism for rebound despite this year’s disappointment. 3. Oklahoma Baseball – Super Regional Run Dramatic comeback win from losers’ bracket vs. Georgia Tech. Highlight: Walk-off or late heroics with a massive home run (Taki?). Advancing to face Kansas in Lawrence Super Regional. Hosts very bullish on the team’s momentum. 4. Viral Clip / Comedy Break Humorous/low-effort defensive play by a female athlete (Audrey Vander?) missing a home run at the wall. Sparked discussion on effort, criticism in women’s sports, and comparison to past stars like Jada Coleman. 5. Oklahoma City Thunder Playoff Exit Heartbreaking loss to San Antonio (injuries to key players like JDub and others). Frustration with Chet Holmgren’s limited impact and non-factor performance. Praise for SGA; criticism of role players missing open shots. Tangent on flopping in NBA, refereeing, and playing within the rules of the current game. 6. Golf Coach Ryan Hibble Departure Longtime OU coach (17 seasons) leaving for Georgia Tech (closer to family/Atlanta roots). Hosts give glowing tribute: turned program into national powerhouse, multiple national titles, produced tons of All-Americans and PGA Tour players (Abraham Ancer, Brad Dalke, Max McGreevy, etc.). Emotional send-off and well-wishes. 7. Oklahoma Football Recruiting (2027 Cycle) Strong recent commits: Gabriel Osborne (4-star, freak athlete DL/Edge, beat out Alabama, Michigan, Ohio State, Miami). Other top-40 commits: Cooper Hackett (5-star), Synica Driver (top TE), Kaden Penny, Cooper Whitten, etc. Emphasis on offensive line and tight end talent additions. Overall Tone Honest disappointment in softball + Thunder. Excitement for baseball and football recruiting. Light-hearted family moments with baby Drake and banter between Chad & Tierani. Community-focused (shoutouts to live chat members like Seagull Outdoors, Steve, etc.). Runtime: ~1 hour 1 minute. Standout Quote: “If you’re choosing to play at Oklahoma, you have to be able to handle that pressure.” — Tierani Smith Great episode for OU fans wanting raw, unfiltered takes mixed with family charm. Boomer Sooner! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

SOFTBALL SUPERS | Oklahoma Football | Sooner Smiths LIVE #37 Hosts: Chad Smith & Tierani (T) Smith Date Aired: May 19, 2026 Channel: OklahomaVOCFB (Voice of College Football) Episode Summary A lively family-friendly Oklahoma sports show featuring new parents Chad and Tierani Smith (with their 2-month-old son Drake making several appearances). The episode focuses heavily on Oklahoma Sooners softball advancing to Super Regionals, light football recruiting/news, and a fun interactive "Name That Sooner" silhouette game. The hosts also touch on Thunder basketball playoff woes. Key Segments & Highlights Softball (Main Topic) Oklahoma dominates regionals, defeating Michigan 8-1 and advancing with strong pitching and offense. Patty Gasso praise: Hosts note Chad’s early-season bold prediction about Oklahoma making another deep run proved correct. Stats highlighted: 13-0 in NCAA postseason, 19 straight regional wins, 16th consecutive Super Regional appearance. Upcoming Super Regional vs. Mississippi State (starts Friday at noon): Mississippi State is described as scrappy with quality wins over top SEC teams. Key MSU pitchers (Alyssa Faircloth, etc.) noted for strong ERAs and strikeout ability. Patty Gasso’s strong record vs. former assistants (8-0 vs. Sam Ricketts). Batting discussion: Praise for power hitting but concerns about pop-ups (especially Kendall Wells) and the need to make consistent contact against better pitching. Outlook: Optimistic for another Women’s College World Series appearance (potential 10th straight). Football Updates Recruiting: Crystal ball update on 2027 4-star TE Ben Kolar (Norman North). General notes on Brent Venables, NIL/GM structure, and program direction. Mention of President Harroz interview with Ryan Bosworth (highly recommended by Chad for insights on SEC move, NIL, etc.). Thunder Basketball Loss to Spurs in double overtime (122-115). Strong individual performance from Alex Caruso; frustration with SGA and JDub not playing at peak levels. Discussion of physical play, officiating, and Victor Wembanyama’s impact. Fun Segments "Name That Sooner" Silhouette Game: Interactive guessing game with traditional OU softball starters (Ella Parker, Kai Miner, Kendall Wells, Gabby Garcia, etc.). Viewers in chat participated. Baby Drake segments: Adorable (and chaotic) moments with the infant in the bouncer, including diaper changes and pacifier breaks. Sponsor shoutout: FanDuel. Community engagement: Encouragement to like, comment, retweet, and use Super Chats (“Drake’s College Fund”). Notable Quotes/Moments Chad on Patty Gasso: “Streets is saying Patty Wash.” Hosts balancing new parenthood with podcasting (mic issues, baby cries, umbrella for bouncer). Light-hearted rants on ads, refereeing, and Georgia players getting arrested for speeding. Overall Tone: Casual, fun, optimistic, and community-oriented. Perfect for Oklahoma fans looking for relaxed analysis mixed with family charm. Great episode for Sooner softball fans heading into Super Regionals weekend! Boomer Sooner. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Episode Notes: WE'RE BACK! | All-Sport Oklahoma | Oklahoma Football | Sooner Smiths LIVE #36 Hosts: Chad Smith & Tierani (T) Smith Podcast/Channel: Sooner Smiths / OklahomaVOCFB Date: May 12, 2026 (live stream) Length: ~52 minutes Key Theme: Return after 8-week baby hiatus + catch-up on Oklahoma Sooners sports Overall Summary The Sooner Smiths make their long-awaited return after welcoming baby Drake. The episode is a relaxed, rusty-but-fun catch-up covering gymnastics dominance, softball postseason outlook, football vibes (including the Luke Combs concert), basketball roster news, and Thunder playoff talk. Baby Drake makes several adorable cameo appearances with sneezes and mic time. Timestamps & Key Segments 0:00 – 5:00 — Welcome back, tech issues, baby Drake intro (two-month-old in bouncer, possible future co-host) 5:00 – 12:00 — Men’s Gymnastics Back-to-back national champions (8th title overall) Faith Torres: Honda Award winner, came off injury to win all-around at nationals (didn’t do floor/vault much all year) Owen Hineki wins vault title; successfully gets extra year of eligibility via injunction (detailed NCAA case discussion) 12:00 – 25:00 — Luke Combs Concert at OU Stadium Amazing show despite rain/lightning Luke brings out OU legends: Lane Johnson, Creed Humphrey, Jason Witten, Danny Stutsman, John Michael (shotgunning beers on stage) Praise for Luke’s singing and Oklahoma band connections 25:00 – 45:00 — Softball Deep Dive (main focus) Regional seeding: OU gets 3-seed (hosts regional) Honest assessment: Historic offense but pitching/defense not as dominant as peak years Concerns: Too reliant on home runs, fielding errors, lack of captains/leadership? Positives: Young talented roster, strong recruiting, still capable of deep run Regional matchups discussed (Michigan, etc.); potential super regional vs. Oregon/Florida No reseeding at WCWS noted as a factor 45:00 – End — Basketball + Thunder OU men’s basketball: Retained key players (Porter Moser staying), added bigs, investing more Women’s basketball: Building around Elena Chavez OKC Thunder up 3-0 vs Lakers, Game 4 tonight (predicted sweep) Quick football teaser for future episodes Standout Moments Baby sneezes turned into suggested soundbites Chad’s Supreme Court filing rules tangent (appendix humor) Tierani’s honest softball critique (balanced fandom) Drake’s on-mic debut and “opinions” on football Luke Combs rain songs + OU players on stage Notable Quotes “Never work with infants and puppies.” — Chad On Faith Torres: “She hadn’t done the floor routine all year… decides at nationals she’s ready… and wins the all-around. Just a beast.” On softball: “We don’t need home runs every inning… just pass the bat.” Next Episode Tease: Regular Monday 7 PM lives resume with softball regional updates, football offseason news, and more. Fan Engagement: They asked for retweets/shares and super chats (one $5 donation went to Drake’s college fund). Great comeback episode — personal, fun, and full of Sooner pride with realistic analysis. Boomer Sooner! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Intro & Show Reminders (0:00–2:20) Welcome to Oklahoma Sooners fans and college football fans. Presented by FanDuel; part of the Voice of College Football Network. Follow the show on X and Instagram (links in description); stay active there for updates. Call to action: Like, subscribe, join as a member (as low as $2.99/month via YouTube "Join" or description link), or use Super Chat for live comments. Invite live chat participation. Overall Spring Football Tone (2:20–10:00) Spring ball is underway with ~10 practices completed; exciting but nerve-wracking time due to injury reports. Focus: Team chemistry/meshing, play flow on both sides of the ball (similar to evaluating a spring game). Brent Venables is "very excited" in every media session — high energy, no major negatives. Key positives from Venables: High energy in practices (guys stayed active in offseason, no rust/slumping). Newcomers (freshmen/transfers) have plugged in and meshed well. Competitive/tough mindset; strong depth creating "iron sharpens iron" competition. Young players pushing veterans; bottom of roster challenging the top half. Just finished installing situational football (two-minute offense/defense, third-and-medium, etc.). No spring transfer portal window makes the Red-White Spring Game (April 18 at noon in Norman) more meaningful for evaluating the true depth chart and roster. Busy weekend note: Spring game + OU baseball + OU softball. Position Group Highlights Wide Receivers Injuries opening reps for young/depth players: Trill Harris and Parker Livingstone missing time. Standouts getting praise from Venables: Manny Choice (6'4", 210 lbs, prior hype), McKenzie Alleyne (Washington State transfer), and Jaden Petit (true freshman, former Wisconsin commit who flipped late; size, hands, contested-catch ability shining; standing out in recent practices). Other notes: Elijah Thomas (sophomore, in boot but expected fine); Jer'Michael Carter (in boot/crutches — some concern, limited info). Projected top group still Harris/Livingstone/Isaiah Sategna types, but depth building is crucial. Reminder: Don't overreact to spring injuries — OU often plays it very cautious. Tight Ends (Most transformed position on roster) Venables highlighted how dramatically different/better/deeper/bigger/more talented this room feels vs. last year. Additions via portal + experience upgrades; no true "blocking + receiving" tight ends last season. Jason Witten (new TE coach, NFL legend/Pro Bowler) making a big positive impact — teaching run/pass utilization, intensity, and scheme fit. Key names: Hayden Hansen (6'7"), Rocky Beers (Colorado State transfer), Jack Van Dorselaer (Tennessee transfer with SEC experience). Potential for major role in improved run game and as reliable targets for John Mateer (check-downs, high-percentage throws). Ties into broader offensive goals under new scheme/coaching. Quarterback Room John Mateer drawing buzz for offseason work (mechanics, footwork, decision-making); he's been self-critical and vocal about improvements. Expected big leap in 2026; strong leader who needs to instill confidence in the locker room. Depth: Bo Bentley (freshman) creating competition and seen as likely #2; Whit Newbauer, Jett Niu as reliable options for short-term needs. Injury Report Caution (Around 21:00+) Multiple players limited/out (take with grain of salt — cautious approach common at OU): RBs: Tory Blaylock (out all spring, possible summer return — positive outlook after breakout prior season); Xavier Robinson (banged up). WRs: Harris, Livingstone, Carter (as noted). Defense: David Stone (limited for health reasons); Jaden Jackson (recovering from shoulder surgery). Extra reps going to young/transfer DTs (e.g., James Carrington, Brian Harris, Kenny Oszu, Bishop Thomas). Venables/coaching staff not overly concerned long-term; focus on smart management. Broader Team & Schedule Outlook Venables emphasizing depth, competition, and situational readiness heading into summer/fall. Notable edge: 8 of Oklahoma's 10 "power" opponents have new QB or new OC — advantage for Venables' defense (pressure, forcing mistakes). Exceptions (same QB/OC): Texas (Arch Manning/Steve Sarkisian) and Georgia (Gunner Stockton/Mike Bobo). 2026 schedule quick hits (manageable non-cons + winnable SEC games): Easy: UTEP (home), New Mexico (home). Road challenges: at Michigan (new coach/QB Bryce Underwood), at Georgia, at Florida, at Ole Miss, at Mississippi State. Home/Neutral: vs. Kentucky, vs. South Carolina, vs. Texas A&M, vs. Missouri; Red River vs. Texas in Dallas. Bye after Georgia. Host optimistic: 10+ wins possible if OU goes 1-1 (or better) vs. Georgia/Texas; over 7.5 win total (FanDuel) looks good. Sunshine-pumping mode in spring. Recruiting Quick Hits 2027 class: Strong (#1 nationally per some rankings, ~20 commits, high blue-chip ratio ~60%). Headliners include top prospects on both lines; recent adds like Cooper Hackett, Kaeden Penny, Cooper Witten (Jason Witten's son, LB), Seneca Driver, Jamison Roberts (4-star QB), etc. Steady momentum heading into summer/OV period. 2028 class: Early setback (e.g., Micah Rhodes decommitted), but moving on to other targets. Closing (37:00+) Optimistic tone for 2026 season — better roster continuity, coaching upgrades (including Witten), depth, and schedule. Reminder: Keep eye on injury report as spring wraps; more updates coming. Thanks for watching; catch on podcasts (Apple/Spotify); Boomer! Overall Vibe: Positive and measured. Mahler echoes Venables' excitement while tempering expectations around injuries and spring-game caveats. Heavy emphasis on culture/energy, tight end transformation, Mateer's growth, and long-term roster building. 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Opening & Tone Josh greeted Sooners and college football fans, apologized for the one-day delay due to Oklahoma baseball duties (he covers the team and encouraged following @RealJoshMahler on X). Strong call-to-action: like, subscribe, join as a member ($2.99/month for perks), and engage in live chat/super chats. Rant against April Fool's Day — called it "immoral" and centered on lying/tricking; urged skipping it to avoid wasting one of 365 days. Promised no pranks — "We're not fooling you tonight." Big-Picture Context for 2026 Reflected on 2025 as a "rebuild" year after a 6-win 2024. Expectations were ~8 wins nationally, but the Sooners delivered 10 wins on a tough schedule — a huge success. 2026 outlook: Most projections expect Oklahoma to match or exceed 2025. High excitement, but tempered ("don't get hopes too high — it's college football"). Full spring game confirmed (true game format, not just scrimmage). Part of a fun "Super Sooner Weekend" with baseball/softball overlap — potential to hit multiple events in one day. How to View Spring Football Not "pointless" — valuable for evaluating energy, scheme evolution, and individual development. Caution advised: Coaches are extra conservative early (weeks 1-2). Injuries often lead to precautionary sit-outs that wouldn't happen in fall. Brent Venables praised high-energy practices with strong carryover from 2025 and the offseason. Injury Report (Early Spring — Take with Grain of Salt) Josh repeatedly urged calm — it's early, and teams are cautious. Key notes: Wide Receiver Room (biggest concern): Jer’Michael Carter and Elijah Thomas seen with crutches/boots. Parker Livingstone (Texas transfer) limited (sideline attention, missed some 1-on-1s). Trell Harris (Virginia transfer) also sidelined (pre-existing issue requiring cleanup; expected short-term). Running Backs: Xavier Robinson in a boot (tweaked ankle). Torrey Blaylock handled carefully (positive reports). Ryan Fodje (Fodje) sidelined. PJ Adebawore out (offseason foot surgery). Others ruled out for spring: Jayden Jackson, David Stone. Safety Markel Ford unavailable (depth concerns at the position). Overall: Long list, but early-spring context matters. Many are likely precautionary. Medical staff keeps details close. Offensive Line Positives Coaches (especially Ben Arbuckle and Bill Biedenboe) sound genuinely bullish — "feeling it" beyond coach-speak. Early practice lineup (with Ryan Fodje out): Michael Fasusi (LT), Eddy Pierre-Louis (LG), Jake Maikkula (C), Hito Zeta/Ozaeta (RG), Imarion/E’Marion Harris (transfer from Arkansas, RT?). Biedenboe being hard on young Fasusi (true freshman starter in 2025 with 676 snaps) seen as a great sign — player handles tough coaching well. Potential flexibility: Harris at tackle could shift Fodje inside to guard (his more natural spot). Excitement for depth and improvement. Offensive Scheme & Emphasis Ben Arbuckle: Focused on evolving the offense — new formations, better player utilization, deeper rotation (especially if WR room gets healthy). Run Game Priority: Venables and Arbuckle both stressing a bigger, more versatile run attack. 2025 ranked ~50th in SP+ offense with only ~3.5 yards per carry — needs balance for a truly effective attack. New tight end room/coach (Jason Witten) getting heavy attention — Witten deeply involved in drills; Venables watching closely. Seen as a potential boost for run game and overall versatility. Experimental looks: Transfer Lloyd Avant (Colorado State) and freshman Jahsiear Rogers occasionally lined up at WR or in backfield for new formations. Quarterback Talk: John Mateer Mixed feelings from fans/media (e.g., Josh Pate's comments). Mateer didn't fully meet 2025 expectations post-injury but showed grit (e.g., Michigan win, playing through broken thumb vs. Auburn). Positive signs: Self-critical this offseason; focused on being better. Working on more over-the-top throwing motion (less sidearm) for consistency, zip, and accuracy. QB coach (John Kuceyeski) involved in gradual mechanical tweaks from the ground up (footwork, platform, eye discipline). Leadership praised by coaches/players. This is his final season — high expectations if confidence and health return to pre-injury levels. Other Notes Owen Heinecke (LB): Fighting for a 6th year of eligibility via lawsuit/injunction against NCAA (denied waiver/appeal). Played limited lacrosse at Ohio State in 2021. Emergency hearing April 16 in Cleveland County (judge is OU Law alum). Support from OU staff/university. Potential impact: Strengthens LB room with Kip Lewis and Cole Sullivan (Michigan transfer) if granted. Recruiting: Setback with 2028 4/5-star RB Micah Rhodes decommitting (heavily tied to former RB coach DeMarco Murray, now with Chiefs). Early class still strong focus on 2027 (No. 1 or top-2 nationally per most services). Basketball sidelight: Mentioned tuning into OU's game in "The Crown" tournament afterward (NIL opportunity). Win Total & Outlook FanDuel set 2026 regular-season win total at 7.5 (opened lower at 6.5; bettors pushed it up). Josh called it an "easy smash the over" — expects at least 8 wins, with names on the hot seat if not. Closing Interacted with chat (e.g., Michigan game excitement: hostile environment vs. a rebuilding/new-coach Wolverines; early tests are good). Reiterated spring caution on injuries, excitement for tight ends/run game/OL, and evolving offense. Standard plugs: like/subscribe/member; available on podcasts (Apple/Spotify). Signed off with "Boomer." Overall Vibe: Optimistic but realistic — heavy on spring caveats, strong belief in offensive line/tight end improvements and scheme growth, tempered hype around injuries and Mateer. 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Opening & Show Format Mahler welcomes Sooners and college football fans, sponsored by FanDuel. He notes technical issues in recent episodes and asks for thumbs-up in live chat to confirm audio. Promotes membership tiers (Sooner Nation at $2.99/mo, Boomer Legends at $4.99, Red River Royalty at $9.99) and podcast availability on Apple/Spotify. Encourages likes, subs, super chats, and live chat interaction. Main Topic 1: Owen Heinecke Sues the NCAA for Extra Eligibility Background: Heinecke (LB) started as a lacrosse player at Ohio State in 2021 (played minimally in 3 games). Transferred to OU in 2022, missed 2022 with a knee injury, and played mostly special teams in 2023–2024. His only full football season was 2025 (74 tackles, 3 sacks, forced fumble, key rotational/starter role, CFP appearance). Issue: NCAA counts the lacrosse participation toward his eligibility clock, denying a 6th year (2026 season). Heinecke's waiver and appeal were rejected in February 2026. Lawsuit: Filed preliminary injunction in Cleveland County (OK) court against the NCAA on March 23, 2026 (reported by Sooner Scoop/George Stoia). Emergency hearing set for April 16 (before NFL Draft on April 23). Assigned to Judge Thad Balkman. Why it matters for Heinecke: He attended the NFL Combine/Pro Day and is draft-eligible (projected late-round pick). An extra year could boost his stock significantly (day 3 → day 2/1 = big pay difference). He’s open to NFL path but betting on himself for more development/scouting attention. Why it matters for OU: Huge boost to linebacker depth in 2026. Linebacker room lost Kobe McKenzie, Sammy Omosego, and Kendall Daniels; retained Kip Lewis and added Cole Sullivan (Michigan transfer). Heinecke brings versatility (outside LB/edge-like role), production, and Venables scheme familiarity. Mahler calls it a "very good case" compared to other waivers granted. Tone: Optimistic but realistic—strongest/easiest case imaginable, yet NCAA has denied it so far. OU (including new AD Roger Denny) fully supports him. 2025 Heinecke stats (for context): 74 tackles, 3 sacks, 1 FF; started as rotational piece and earned bigger role. Main Topic 2: Spring Football is Underway (Started March 24–25, 2026) Weather whiplash in Norman: From freezing to 70–90°F—stay hydrated! Spring doesn't reveal everything but shows who wins/loses positions and earns reps. Key players/position groups Mahler is watching: WR – Elijah Thomas (sophomore): Massive upside, size, speed, athletic freak. High school tape and practice buzz are strong. Could develop chemistry with new QB John Mateer and emerge as a vertical threat/key rotation piece. (Mentioned potential for Jermichael Carter too.) Cheetah (hybrid LB/CB) position (Kendall Daniels & Kendall Dolby gone): Wide open. Watching Reggie Powers (made leaps in 2025, physical tackler) and Jeremiah Newcomb (athleticism/size). Cheetah is critical in Venables' defense—Powers is favorite but competition matters. Freshman OL – Deacon Schmitt (4-star, early enrollee from Windsor, CO; 6'5", 315 lbs): Depth at tackle is thin. Schmitt (versatile, guard/tackle) could contribute immediately or as depth. Offensive line building through stacked recruiting classes (Bedenbaugh style). Core returners: Eddie Pierre-Louis, Ryan Fogey, Michael Fasusi, etc. DL/DE – P.J. (Adepoju) Adebawore (now in year 4, no excuses): Highly recruited 5-star talent who has flashed but never been a full-time starter (injuries/rotation). Best 2025 season yet (17 tackles, 5.5 TFL, 2.5 sacks). Briefly entered portal then withdrew. Must stay healthy and seize starting/rotation role. QB – John Mateer: Biggest storyline. 2025 was a rollercoaster (thumb fracture vs. Auburn, returned too soon vs. Texas, ups/downs). Showed moxie late in season (e.g., dominant stretches before pick-six). Pro Day buzz: more over-the-top throwing motion (could reduce batted balls, add arc/accuracy). Spring will build hype but won't decide everything—focus on health and consistency. Tight End room (entire group): Dramatically improved depth/talent vs. 2025. More true blocking + receiving ability (unlike recent years lacking a full 3-phase TE since Mark Andrews/Braden Willis era). Candidates: Hayden Hansen (likely frontrunner), Jack Vann/Dorsalair, Rocky Beers, Trené Washington (dark horse?). Could add major versatility to offense and help RBs/QB. Overall defense: Mahler has full confidence in Brent Venables—no major worries, even with LB questions. Offense: Positions "up for grabs" in spring; depth at WR/TE helps rotation. Other Notes Live chat highlights: Fans (Drake, Modern Day Caveman, Seatbelt Mafia, Jimmy Satterfield, etc.) discuss Heinecke priority over other returners (e.g., vs. Kip Lewis or Taylor Wine), Mateer health importance, and Bo Bentley as potential future QB. Mahler agrees Heinecke's impact (versatility, power) is massive; Kip Lewis is the defensive "brains"/vocal leader. FanDuel plug: OU ~7th in SEC title odds (+1200). Teases more spring coverage, Sooner baseball, and consistent Tuesday 7 p.m. CST shows (with social media alerts for changes). Closing Thanks viewers/members; apologizes for irregular schedule due to life/storms/travel. Signs off: "Boomer!" This episode blends timely breaking news (Heinecke lawsuit) with forward-looking spring ball analysis. It’s fan-friendly, optimistic about OU’s roster trajectory under Venables/Bedenbaugh/Mateer, while acknowledging depth questions. Great for Sooners fans tracking eligibility drama and position battles heading into 2026. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Opening & Show Setup (00:00–02:45) Welcomes Oklahoma Sooners & college football fans to Oklahoma Sooners Live on the Voice of College Football Network, presented by FanDuel. Apologizes for starting late and mic volume issues. Encourages live chat participation, Super Chats (read live), likes, subscribes, and channel support. Promotes merch (vocfb.com/shop), channel memberships ($2.99+/month for exclusive content like call-in shows), and audio platforms (Apple Podcasts, Spotify) with 5-star reviews. Main Topic: Massive Recruiting Weekend Recap (02:45–~21:00) Describes the weekend as “amazing” for OU football recruiting, especially the Future Freaks event in Norman. OU solidified #1 in most 2027 team rankings (Rivals, etc.); host notes rival media skepticism about OU staying #1 long-term but emphasizes early cycle stage and Brent Venables’ strong track record of retaining commits (full buy-in philosophy). Praises entire staff, especially GM Jim Nagy (underrated nationally) for elite class building. Key 2027 Commits from the Weekend (Saturday avalanche + prior momentum): Jamison Roberts (4 QB, Sutherland AL) – Top QB in 2027 class per Rivals; dual-threat stats (73% comp, 3,300+ pass yds, 37 pass TD, 741 rush yds, 21 rush TD in junior year). Loves OU offensive fit, Ben Arbuckle development, OU brand. Seen as cornerstone QB for future (behind current options like John Mateer & Bo Bentley). Tyson Ross (4 IOL, Andover KS) – Chose OU over Kansas State, Kansas, Nebraska, Oregon. Big in-state win (pulled from heavy local interest) and against strong programs. Jalen Scott (4 S) – Adds to young, talented DB room (Peyton Bowen, Eli Bowen, Cortland Guillory thriving early). Early OU priority (offer in August); cited OU-Michigan game atmosphere as huge factor. Seneca Driver (elite TE, #1 TE & #18 overall in 2027) – Surprise fast commitment; beat heavy pursuit (including Kentucky). Host calls him 5 talent despite some sites listing 4 post-commit. Others mentioned: Graydon Howell, Gabriel Osborne Jr. Class Context & Highlights 17–19 commits already → #1 ranked class with blue-chip talent (Cooper Hackett 5 OT, Caden Penny, Cooper Witten 5-level, Taven Epps LB, etc.). Heavy emphasis on trenches: 4 OL commits in 2027 (building on strong recent OL development under Bill Bedenbaugh). Momentum started with Cooper Witten commitment; weekend became “avalanche.” Host stresses on-field success (especially 2025 season) will be key to holding class together through December. Historical Recruiting Perspective Compares recent cycles under Lincoln Riley (#12 in 2020, #10 in 2021) and Brent Venables (#8 in 2022, #4 in 2023, #8 in 2024). Notes 2026 class focused on quality (not quantity); 2027 is both high-quality and high-quantity. Other Quick Segments Owen Heineke update (~later in show): Jim Nagy says OU still working on 6th-year eligibility (despite two NCAA denials/appeals). Heineke preparing for NFL (Combine/Senior Bowl), but Nagy remains in close contact and hopeful. Host skeptical but rooting for return (veteran LB presence needed). Basketball note: OU (11-seed) plays South Carolina (14-seed) in SEC Tournament tomorrow; 7.5-point favorite (FanDuel). Baseball: SEC opener vs. ranked Texas A&M this weekend → encourages fans to attend. Closing (Final minutes) Reads/acknowledges live chat comments (shoutouts to regulars). Reiterates appreciation, plugs like/subscribe/merch/memberships/podcasts. Ends with “Boomer Sooner.” Overall Vibe: Extremely positive, hyped recruiting episode. Host views the Future Freaks weekend as a defining moment that showcases Brent Venables, Jim Nagy, and staff elevating OU recruiting to elite national level. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Here are concise episode notes for the Oklahoma Sooners LIVE episode titled "Cooper Witten Commits, Is Oklahoma the New Nebraska?" hosted by Josh Mahler on the OklahomaVOCFB / Voice of College Football channel (aired around early 2025 based on context, discussing 2027 recruiting and 2024 season results). Key Segments & Timestamps (Approximate) 0:00 – 3:00 — Welcome back after hiatus; host mentions covering OU baseball/softball/women’s basketball simultaneously; plugs like/subscribe, memberships ($2.99/mo), Super Chats, merch (vocfb.com/shop), and podcast platforms. 3:00 – 17:00 — Major topic: Cooper Witten (2027 5-star LB) commits to Oklahoma Top-2 national linebacker (class of 2027); #14 commit for OU’s 2027 class. Beat out Georgia, Tennessee, Texas A&M, others. Son of new OU TE coach Jason Witten (future NFL Hall of Famer). OU was his first offer — relationship predates Jason joining staff. Primary reasons cited by Cooper: Brent Venables’ defensive vision/track record, passion, development at LB; OU identity/soul mission/blue-collar ethic. Secondary factors: dad on staff (reunion — Jason coached him in HS); attended OU’s signature win over Michigan (huge atmosphere impression). Seen as cornerstone for 2027 class OU is already dominating nationally. Momentum builder heading into Future Freaks visitor weekend (top OL, RB, WR, DL targets). 17:00 – 40:00 — Is Oklahoma the new Nebraska in the SEC? Should OU leave the conference? Strong rejection of the comparison — calls it one of the “laziest takes” in CFB. Nebraska’s decline after Big 12 → Big Ten move tied to: Firing good coach (Bo Pelini after 9-win seasons) Hiring carousel of bad/unproven coaches (Mike Riley, Scott Frost) Losing recruiting pipelines Oklahoma’s situation different: Year 1 SEC (6-6/2-6) rough due to rebuild after Lincoln Riley exit, injuries, staff turnover. Year 2 (10-3) showed major leap; competitive in upper half of SEC. Gained recruiting pipelines (Texas, SEC footprint). Kept natural rival (Texas) + old foes (Mizzou, A&M). No coaching carousel — sticking with Brent Venables. Main remaining hurdles for OU: beat Texas consistently, win a playoff game (currently 0-5 all-time), get over postseason “hump.” SEC move financially smart, recruiting upgrade, better competition (“iron sharpens iron”); Big 12 may have held OU back long-term. Too early to crown OU SEC contenders, but far too early to panic or consider leaving. 40:00 – End — Live chat interaction, baseball update (OU vs. Dallas Baptist midweek), plugs for Sooner Spotlight (non-football OU coverage), ticket giveaways, merch, memberships, and sign-off. Quick Takeaways Cooper Witten commitment = massive 2027 momentum piece; elite LB prospect choosing OU primarily for Venables + program identity (not just dad). SEC adjustment narrative — Year 1 struggles expected; Year 2 progress real; Nebraska comparison weak and overstated. Future outlook — Optimistic tone: strong offseason moves, transfer portal wins, coaching staff additions (e.g., Jason Witten), Jim Nagy’s impact underrated. Host vibe — High-energy return from break; multi-sport juggling; very pro-SEC move and pro-Venables. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Opening & Show Intro (0:00–2:30) Hosts greet viewers; Tierani leads off. Weekly Monday show at 7:00 PM Central, focused on OU football in-season but offseason sports now. Encourages likes, subscribes, memberships ($2.99+/month supports content/Josh), Super Chats, and podcast listening (Apple, Spotify, etc.). Sponsored by Vandal (and "the ref"? – possibly a read flub). Big OU Sports Weekend Recap (2:30–5:30) Dominant weekend across OU athletics. Women's Gymnastics: Won regular-season SEC title outright (first time; shared last year) with a strong win over Auburn (197.975–196.150 at Lloyd Noble Center). Clinched with one meet left; unbeaten in SEC play (7-0). Upcoming: vs. Arkansas (Friday, SEC Network), senior night vs. Tarleton State (Tarleton? – listed as TWWU/TWU, Texas Woman's University) on Sunday at 1:45 PM. In Tulsa for SEC Championships end of month. Highlight reel shown; "Country for a Cause" meet theme. Other wins: Men's gymnastics beat #3 Nebraska; softball scored 116 runs (blowouts); baseball won home series; men's hoops beat LSU; women's hoops beat Missouri (now ranked #7, hosting regional/March Madness first round?); men's tennis won at Tennessee. Softball Deep Dive (8:20–17:00+) Explosive offense but pitching concerns. On pace for historic home runs: 86 HR in 21 games (leads nation; UCLA 60, Florida 55). Every starter with 3+ HR; Kendall Wells (freshman) on pace to break freshman HR record (more HR than 66% of D1 teams); compared to legends like Jocelyn Alo/Patty Gasso mentions. Abigail Dayton ("tiny but mighty") contributing. Team scorching: .470+ team AVG, massive SLG; but gave up runs (e.g., 18 of 64 allowed with Kierston Deal pitching). Realistic take: Non-conference/weaker opponents; expect tougher SEC play (Tennessee, Texas, Alabama, Arkansas strong pitching). Need to score in bunches; cautiously optimistic. Hope for Coach Roacha return for confidence/mindset. Ranked #6 in latest poll (behind Tennessee, Texas Tech, etc.; SEC-heavy top). Viewers agree on realism; not greatest OU team ever (compare to 72-1 national champs). NFL Combine Highlights – OU Prospects (17:00–26:00) Strong showing from Sooners. Deion Burks (WR): 4.31 40-yard dash (fastest WR, #2 overall?); top-10 in vertical (42.5"), broad jump (10'11"); elite speed. Robert Spears-Jennings (S): 4.33 or 4.32 40 (top safeties); impressive burst. Grayson Halton (DL/DT): 4.82 40 (solid for size); 36–42" vertical (top-3 ever for DTs); made money. R Mason Thomas (DL): Freakish speed off snap; strong pop despite size. Jiren Kanak (TE/FB, former LB): 4.53 40 (high 4.4s expected); 10.37 100m; teams circling post-workout; big mover for size. Others noted (e.g., Brennon Thompson ties/fast times). Overall: Life-changing speed/athleticism; boosted draft stock. Basketball & Other Notes (15:00–27:00) Men's hoops: Solid win vs. LSU; trying to win out for resume/tournament push. Play tomorrow. Women's hoops: Win vs. Missouri; #7 rank. Aaliyah Chavez: Tied SEC record with 8th Freshman of the Week (ties Rhyne Howard); 17 PPG last two games; nearing Courtney Paris' OU single-season record. #5 seed in SEC tourney; face MSU/Florida winner Thursday (12:30 CT, SEC Network). Quick hits: Nelly (softball?) injury update pending (knee X-rays); prayers for her. NIL & Broader Topics (27:00–31:00) Louisville white paper on NIL issues: Athletic depts losing millions (OSU won CFP but lost $37.7M; Penn State $534M debt; Rutgers huge losses; Louisville deficits despite impact). Calls for salary cap/regulation. States passing no-tax on NIL (MS, AR, etc.; FL/TX/TN no income tax). OK allowing university funds for NIL. Transfer portal: One-year rule proposals; conflicts with earning money. Hosts: "Get it and hate it" on NIL. Closing & Personal (31:00–end) Quick show (38 minutes); Tierani pregnant (18 days to due date for "Drake"; countdown changed; "Drake's time"). Will miss shows post-birth (new baby); updates coming. Like/subscribe/merch reminders; Boomer Sooner sign-off. Overall vibe: Energetic, positive on wins, realistic on challenges (softball pitching, NIL chaos), hype for NFL prospects, and family excitement. Great OU weekend spotlight! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Opening & Banter (0:00–~5:00) Hosts introduce themselves as the "Sooner Smiths" (Tierani and Chad). Tech glitches with mics/outlines; light-hearted chaos. Welcome to viewers (e.g., Boomer129, Stacey); encourage chat, likes, subs, retweets, merch (Zeno Zone dog merch). Sponsor: Candle (quick plug). Personal asides: Chad's type-A quirks, pet peeves (undecisive drivers), pregnancy updates (Tierani at ~34 weeks). Key Topics & Weekend RecapsAnthony Kim's LIV Golf Win (~4:19–6:56) Former OU golfer Anthony Kim wins LIV Golf Adelaide (his first pro win in ~16 years after struggles with sobriety/hiatus). Signed with 4Aces GC (via Dustin Johnson); massive purse (~$6M personal estimate). Emotional comeback story; plays often in Oklahoma City. Men's Baseball (~6:56–7:57) OU (picked low in SEC, e.g., 14th) dominates Shriners Children's College Showdown in Arlington. Wins over strong teams (TCU, Oklahoma State, others); run-rule victories; look like one of the nation's best early. Extra game Monday; Josh (channel's baseball guy) to cover more later. Men's & Women's Basketball (~8:02–14:52) Men's: Wins vs. Georgia and Vanderbilt (back-to-back as underdogs on FanDuel); bubble team but finishing strong. Women's: Mixed—big loss to Vanderbilt, but wins over Florida and Texas A&M; ranked ~16, likely host NCAA tourney. Tierani critiques inconsistency (fast play, turnovers, underusing post players like Reagan Beers); defends fair criticism of women's athletes (parallel to men's). Gymnastics (~15:00–20:56) Historic road win at Florida (first ever in Gainesville); 198.075–197.575. Bars scoring debated (OU undervalued?); flawless beam; Addison Feda's first collegiate 10.0 on vault (viral reactions/memes shown). Upcoming: #1 OU vs. #2 LSU Friday in Norman (tickets as low as $7; push to fill Lloyd Noble Center; on SEC Network/ESPN2?). Softball (~21:03–32:26) Dominant weekend: 5-0, outscoring opponents 91–9. Scores: 17-0, 18-6, 12-2, 10-1, and viral 34-0 run-rule over UTEP (tied program record margin; 6 HRs, grand slams in same inning by Gabbie Garcia & Tia Milloy). Tierani passionately defends Patty Gasso: Played backups, no steals after early lead, no intentional outs; teams invite OU for revenue/exposure; criticism seen as hating OU/women's sports double standard (vs. men's blowouts). Philosophy: Play to standard, not opponent; mercy ≠ treating teams like kids. Coaching & Football News (~32:31–end) DeMarco Murray leaves OU RB coach role for Chiefs (mixed fan reactions; loved by players, but development questions—e.g., no 1,000-yard rusher recently besides Eric Gray). Coaching style: Demanding but adapt to players; patterns of freshmen shining over vets. NIL/transfer chaos: Big Ten eyeing 2014-style playoff expansion; need stability/antitrust exemption, limited transfers. Trinidad Chambless (likely a player) gets 6th-year eligibility via injunction (court delays could allow full season play). Owen (likely a player) advice: If wanting to stay at OU, pursue injunction (play by current rules others use). Trivia bits: Billy Sims (1978) first OU 2,000-yard rusher; other rushing records. Upcoming Schedule Mentions Men's BB: Tennessee (Wed), Texas A&M (Sat). Women's BB: Georgia (Thu), Tennessee (Sun). Gymnastics: #1 OU vs. #2 LSU (Fri). More softball games. Closing (~51:47–end) Quick hits: Buddy Hield reunion/bobblehead game; potential pink-out attendance. Praise for staying under an hour; Tierani fired up on softball defense. Sign-off: Prayers, family time, Boomer Sooner. The episode is enthusiastic, community-focused, and heavy on OU pride—mixing highlights, opinions, and real-talk criticism. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Football Coaching Changes DeMarco Murray's Departure: Longtime OU running backs coach (since 2020) left after a 5-year stint to become the Kansas City Chiefs' new running backs coach. Murray, an OU legend (first-team All-Big 12 RB as a player, solid NFL career), receives mutual well-wishes from fans and host. Fan sentiment: Largely positive/excited for change; many felt his tenure overstayed, with gripes over RB decisions/production post-Eric Gray era. Described as mutual parting; Andy Reid reportedly contacted Brent Venables before hiring. Seen as a career step up for Murray (NFL level, learning under Eric Bieniemy). Host hopes he succeeds and preserves his legacy positively. Replacement search ongoing; quick hire expected due to spring ball prep and recruiting stability. Speculation dismissed: Kale Gundy won't return (due to past issues). Fan chat suggestion (Adrian Peterson) liked personally but concerns over recent off-field issues and "legend hire" risks. Defensive Backs Coach Hire: Replacement for Jay Valai (left for Buffalo Bills): LaMar Morgan from Michigan. Morgan (≈40 years old, 14+ years experience): Served as Michigan's defensive passing game coordinator/DBs coach recently; prior roles include DC/secondary at Louisiana (Ragin' Cajuns, his alma mater), stops at Vanderbilt, Houston, UL Monroe. Praised for youth + experience balance; solid resume from strong programs (Michigan hire highlighted). Quick hire (within ~1-1.5 weeks of Valai's exit) to retain recruits and maintain DB room momentum (strong talent via transfers/returners like Courtland Gillery, Eli Bowen). Recruits reportedly happy; fans mixed (some wanted fresh direction despite liking Valai). Interesting note: OU faces Michigan in Ann Arbor in September 2026; Morgan faces former team early. Other Football Note: 2027 OU-SMU game (Sept. 11) moved from SMU's Gerald J. Ford Stadium to neutral-site AT&T Stadium (Arlington, TX). Pros: Larger capacity (~80k vs. SMU's smaller venue), potential revenue boost, fun for fans (OU historically strong there, 6-2 all-time including Big 12 titles). Cons: Takes away traditional home atmosphere/pageantry; some view as "sellout" for money, though host calls it smart business. Mixed fan opinions; closer to both fanbases than far neutral sites. Baseball Season Preview & Opener Season starts February 13, 2026, at Shriners Children's College Baseball Showdown (Globe Life Field, Arlington, TX). Opening weekend opponents: Texas Tech (Fri, 11 a.m./3 p.m.?), Oklahoma State (Sat), TCU (Sun). OU favored in opener vs. Texas Tech (-148 on FanDuel). High excitement: "Boomer or bust" team with massive potential (depth, transfers, returners, strong freshman class). Key praises from Skip Johnson: One of his best freshman recruiting classes in 35 years coaching. Returning 13 letterwinners (e.g., Kyle Branch, Jaxon Willits, Jason Walk, Drew Dickerson, Trey Gamble). Pitching depth strong; Cam Johnson named Opening Day starter (high-upside lefty, potential ace-level talent if control improves). Other notes: LJ McCurus, overall synergy needed (star power could mesh well or clash). Expectations: Team aims for Omaha (College World Series); host sees overlooked potential despite varied rankings. Viewing: FloCollege subscription required; audio on KREF. Home opener ~Feb 17 at (newly renovated?) Lale Mitchell Park. Host urges in-person support: College baseball's pageantry/fun shines live (easy to follow, great atmosphere). General Episode Notes Host apologizes for hiatus; promotes likes/subscribes/memberships ($2.99+/month for more OU content across sports). Live chat interactions (e.g., fan opinions on hires, neutral sites). Ties in broader OU sports (e.g., mentions basketball game distraction). Optimistic tone on Venables' recent hires (e.g., Ben Arbuckle, others) and baseball outlook. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Opening & Banter (0:00–~5:00) Tech issues with mics/mic stands; complaints about loose equipment and audio. Shoutouts to chat (e.g., Jonathan, Stacy, Seagull Outdoors); encourage likes, subscribes, and merch at vocfb.com/shop. Hosts introduce themselves as the Sooner Smiths; mention they're expecting a boy (34 weeks pregnant at the time). Key Topics DiscussedAlabama Basketball Player Eligibility Ruling (3:14–5:00, revisited later 34:00–39:00) Charles Bediako (Alabama center) ruled ineligible by a Tuscaloosa judge; his injunction to play was denied. Discussion on NCAA amateurism rules; he previously played in G League/NBA contexts. Hosts praise the common-sense ruling ("about damn time"); note appeals likely, but risky for Alabama to play him now. Ties into broader NIL/eligibility chaos; mention Amari Bailey case as potentially moot. New NCAA Sports Betting/ NIL-Related Ruling (3:45–4:22) Brief mention of a recent court ruling (post-last episode) on sports betting or NIL; turned on unclear definition of "gist" in legal terms. OU Women's Basketball (4:22–5:25, 13:19–13:30) Game vs. Vanderbilt that night at 8:00 p.m.; OU as +2.5 underdog (hosts trust Lady Sooners to compete if turnovers low and key players—Chavez, Verholes—step up). Reference to OU beating Vandy earlier (possibly in another sport/academics joke). Winter Olympics & Curling (5:50–9:00) Men's hockey starts soon (U.S. vs. Latvia on Feb. 12 at 2:10?); Canada favored, U.S. strong challenger (+210 odds). Fun segment on curling: confusion over rules, but appreciation for athleticism (e.g., hip flexibility, brooms, stones); Scandinavian countries strong. Hosts watched "Miracle on Ice" documentary; excited for hockey. OU Women's Gymnastics (9:21–11:30, 18:53–19:11, 39:32–41:51) Strong weekend performance; great seats at meet. Upcoming: vs. Florida (Friday), big meet vs. #2 LSU (Feb. 20). Freshman Mackenzie Estep earns first perfect 10 on vault (first freshman nationally in 2026); highlight clip shown. Complaints about stingy vault judges (e.g., older woman who rarely scores 10s). Hosts attended meet; funny story about pregnant T struggling with stairs post-meet. OU Men's Basketball (12:34–13:30) Narrow win vs. Vanderbilt; blew big lead (19 points) but held on down to final shots/free throws. Hosts watched partial/end of game. OU Softball (13:30–16:07) Strong weekend: Beat tough Arizona State pitcher in opener; split with Arizona (loss in game 1 due to late pitching issues, blowout win in game 2 with 7 HRs—mostly freshmen, 21-3 score; comeback win in game 3 with back-to-back HRs by Wells and Gabby Garcia). Freshman class highlighted as dangerous. Upcoming: vs. North Dakota State, New Mexico State, others (Fri-Sun). Rock Creek Entertainment District / New OU Arena (17:05–31:05) Detailed discussion of Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling (Feb. 3, 2026): Referendum petition gist legally insufficient (misstated TIF duration/triggers—$230M financing + interest, $600M public assistance, or 25 years). Project moves forward: New multi-purpose arena, parking, etc., with TIF districts. Hosts show renderings; debate if smaller arena (~2,000 fewer seats) helps atmosphere/crowd noise despite not fixing attendance issues (product on court matters more). Jokes about Lloyd Noble Center's future; excitement for new facilities/amenities. Other Mentions Former Sooner Nick Bonitto (NFL Broncos): Highlight video with praise from teammates (e.g., "lightning," "menace"). OU golf: Chris Gotterup wins Waste Management Phoenix Open; now top-5 world-ranked (first OU player since Anthony Kim ~2008). Curt Cignetti's practice philosophy (short practices to preserve health/confidence); hosts agree it works (national title at Indiana). Miscellaneous: Baby prep (nursery painting); Valentine's Day reminder; wall sit stories; workout clips (possibly recruits/players). Closing (~49:12–end) Excitement for OU women's basketball game. Pregnancy update (34 weeks); countdown for baby/Zeno as big brother. Final thoughts: Support OU sports; Boomer Sooner sign-off. The episode is informal, family-oriented, with heavy OU focus (especially women's sports), legal tangents, and Olympic fun. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Opening & Personal Banter (0:00–3:00) Chad & Tierani joke about never being late (Chad claims he's never late). Tyranny recounts a chaotic morning: Chad slept in contacts → nosebleed → Tyranny slipped on ice getting out of car (while pregnant), fell dramatically but baby is fine. Light-hearted roasting of each other and chat (Chad = meme/"Chad move"). Introductions & Channel Info (3:00–5:00) Chad Smith & Tierani Smith = "the Sooners Smiths." Live every Monday 7 PM CST + post-game shows during football season. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Podcasts. Josh (buddy) does Tuesday lives + occasional videos. Emphasis on community → like, share, subscribe, comment. Fun/Random Segment: Groundhog Day (5:00–6:30) Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow → 6 more weeks of winter. Jokes about Phil's accuracy (~39% lifetime), compared unfavorably to Oklahoma meteorologists. Chat calls groundhogs "sus" / "mid"; debate if they're cute or ugly. Oklahoma Softball Hype (6:30–8:00) Season starts Thursday. Patty Gasso reportedly has one of her most prepared teams ever. FanDuel odds discussed (OU preseason #3 behind Texas Tech & Texas?). Nostalgia about past near-misses (Kinsey Hans clutch HR vs. Tennessee/Clemson?). NFL / Coaching News: Jay Valai to Buffalo Bills (8:00–16:00) OU DB coach Jay Valai hired by Buffalo Bills as defensive backs coach. Praise for Valai: great energy, recruiter, built one of nation's best CB rooms (Gentry Williams, Courtland Gentry, Eli Bowen, etc.). Jokes about his tiny shirts / size. Clip played of Valai coaching technique (hammer drill, hard edge, friendly/unfriendly shoulders). Speculation on replacement: possible internal promotion (Xavier Brewer mentioned as well-liked, high-energy). Mention of Chip Vinny (former OU staff, now Arizona QB coach) as potential outside hire. Low concern about CBs hitting portal (position coach departure ≠ head coach exit window). Main Drama: Owen Hineki NCAA Eligibility Denied (18:00–30:00) NCAA denied Owen Hineki's petition for 4th year at OU. Reason: 3 games of lacrosse (walk-on) at Ohio State in 2021 can't be reconciled. Jim Nagy emotional tweet: "one lucky NFL team is going to get a stud... Love everything about you, Owen." Strong fan outrage (cross-fanbase support: Michigan, Texas, OSU, LSU, Mizzou fans all calling it ridiculous). Appeal planned; if denied, likely NFL undrafted free agent path. Discussion of hypocrisy: other players getting 7th/8th years, retroactive medical redshirts granted, G-League/Bahamian player rulings. Comparison to Bakoco at Alabama (court injunction allowed him to play despite G-League time). Frustration that 15 minutes of lacrosse ends college career while others bend rules heavily. Men's Basketball (32:00–46:00 approx.) 8-game losing streak; Porter Moser likely in final season. Talent present but no "clutch factor" / winning skill. Blow leads repeatedly (13–15 pt leads vs. Arkansas, Texas, Missouri; collapse late). Specific gripes: no adjustment when Nigel Pack face-guarded; poor end-game execution; free-throw & fouling issues. Fans frustrated: feel games are wasted time despite wanting to support. Portal & NIL mentioned as partial factors, but main issue is learning to win. Women's Basketball (46:00–53:00 approx.) More positive tone despite Texas loss. Beat South Carolina, LSU (despite FT disparity), Auburn, Texas A&M. Lost to #4 Texas by 8 after digging early hole (flustered first half, turnovers, poor free throws: 13/22 & 12/20 combined). Second half much better (more half-court sets, used Reagan Beers inside-out). Overall: fight, belief, entertaining; Sweet 16 realistic if they clean up early-game execution. Softball & Gymnastics Outlook (53:00–1:04:00) Softball: excited for returning youth + #1 recruiting class; Patty calls team one of her most prepared ever. Pitching seen as relative "weakness" (compared to elite hitting/fielding). Key names: Lowry (returning from injury), Ella, Cassidy, Gabby Garcia (underrated freshman last year), Niga Kennedy. Gymnastics: Friday 7:30 PM vs. Alabama (major matchup); season ticket plug; first meet had good vault, shaky floor/beam/bars. Closing (1:04:00–end) Thanks to chat regulars (Sego Outdoors, Stacy, Boomer 129, etc.). Plug like/subscribe/membership ($2.99+). Upcoming: baby showers, Super Bowl, gymnastics meet. Sign-off: Boomer Sooner. Overall vibe: Classic Chad & Tierani mix of OU sports passion, personal stories, sarcasm, community love, and real frustration (especially Owen Hineki & men's basketball). Softball & women's sports provide the optimism. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Roger Denny Segment (0:00–30:00) Introduction & Channel Plug: Standard opener encouraging likes, subscribes, memberships ($2.99+/month), and merch at vocfb.com/shop to support the Oklahoma channel and network. Initial Reaction: Host initially neutral/skeptical (no prior opinion, surprised by the hire as an unknown name). Early "doom and gloom" due to limited college athletics experience (only ~4–5 years, mostly at Illinois as Deputy AD/Chief Operating Officer, focused on football). Background & Positives: Former corporate attorney (15+ years, expertise in contracts, executive compensation, legal matters). At Illinois: Managed ~$200M budget, led NIL strategy, secured record $100M donation (fall 2025), key in coaching contracts/negotiations, drove facility upgrades/modernization. Hire rationale: Legal/NIL expertise for evolving landscape (revenue sharing, collectives); "dog mentality" (per OU President Joe Harroz); forward-thinking vs. tradition-bound. Outside hire (no OU ties) seen as bold/"out of the box" — positive for progress in modern college athletics (NIL, future changes). Concerns: Short tenure in athletics; big shoes to fill after Castiglione's era (26 national championships, 117 conference titles across OU sports). Denny's Press Conference Quotes/Themes (host highlights these positively): Understands OU's standard/tradition ("there's only one Oklahoma"). "Not here to play small" — aggressive, championship-driven (not progress-focused). Winning matters; championships over progress. Committed to building dynasties (not just one title); won't shy away from dynasty talk. Full buy-in from coaches/players/management. NIL commitment; won't fall behind. Potential Impact (especially football): NIL infrastructure overhaul (retain stars like Mateer, Lewis, Sategna). Facilities modernization (like Illinois upgrades). Stronger contract negotiations (coaches, emerging player deals). Empower Venables/Nagy; support "all-in" mentality. 3–5 year horizon: Multiple CFP appearances, SEC titles, dynasty building (beyond one title, like Saban/Patty Gasso). Grade: B+ (strong modern fit/NIL/legal skills; needs to prove results; could rise with championships/dynasties). Fan Interaction: Asks for impressions in chat/comments; notes mixed reactions (some excited by quotes/aggression, others see hype). Mid-Episode Notes: Women's basketball update (OU leading big, 60–36); hopes for men's basketball coach search under Denny.2026 Roster Lookahead Segment (~30:00–end) Overall Optimism: 2026 roster potentially better than 2025 (strong returns, additions); defense slight dip possible but Venables' track record strong. Key Defensive Returners: LB Kip Lewis (defense "quarterback," leadership/veteran anchor). S Peyton Bowen (DB room cornerstone/leader). DE Taylor Wienke (solid starter). DTs Jayden Jackson & David Stone (interior anchors; Stone's return after portal drama praised). CBs Eli Bowen & Courtland Gillery (strong 2025 seasons). Note: Hope for Owen Hineki eligibility resolution (NCAA delay frustrating). Key Offensive Returners: QB John Mateer (best option; injury/SEC adjustment hurt 2025, but progress shown; system familiarity, growth expected). WR Isaiah Sategna (leading receiver; top SEC talent; good decision to return). OL core (young: Eddy Pierre-Louis, Ryan Fodje, Michael Fasusi; plus additions like Harris from Arkansas). RBs Tory Blalock (breakout potential, tough runner) & Xavier Robinson. K Tate Sandell (elite; Lou Groza winner; huge return despite CFP misses). Recruiting/Depth (2026 Class Highlights): QB Bo Bentley (high-upside freshman; depth/competition for Mateer). EDGE Jake Kreul ("crown jewel"; 5-star potential; early impact possible). RB Jonathan Hatton Jr. (4-star; flipped back to OU; could rotate in backfield). WRs (Jayden Petit, others like Jere Rogers, Daniel Odom; potential splash). Weakness: OL additions modest (focus on development; big 2027 class incoming). Overall: Class modest nationally (~#16), but high-upside pieces; portal additions (offense-heavy) bolster depth. QB Depth Concerns: Addressed via Bentley (future guy) & Whit Newower (staff high on him); competition healthy. Closing: Teases more offense details Tuesday; fan chat interaction; plugs like/subscribe/membership/merch. Tone: Balanced optimism (excited by Denny's forward focus, roster returns); acknowledges risks (Denny's inexperience, QB depth if injury). Heavy promotion of channel support. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Men's Basketball Segment: Reaction to Loss vs. #15 Arkansas Final Score: Oklahoma lost 79-83 to #15 Arkansas (at home in Norman). Host describes the game as an "atrocity" and "extremely disappointing," highlighting a repetitive theme for the season. Oklahoma started hot offensively in the first half, nearly flawless, building a double-digit lead (up by 13 at one point per related reports). Blew the lead late in the first half, entering halftime up only 4 points after a collapse. Second half featured back-and-forth action, lead changes, and a slow start; OU never regained control despite staying competitive. Host notes Oklahoma had chances but couldn't rally or hold leads, echoing patterns from earlier games (e.g., vs. Nebraska). Strong individual talent (e.g., transfers like Xavier Brown) visible, but lack of cohesion attributed to coaching. Calls for major change: "It's well past time" to move on from head coach Porter Moser and the staff; regime "isn't going to work" and "just not going to do it." Suggests no need to wait until season's end for changes, as postseason hopes are dim; team lacks rally capability. Conference record highlighted as poor (1-7 in SEC per host's tally, though phrasing suggests 7-1 loss streak or similar; overall disappointing with blowout losses to Florida, Alabama, etc.). Even a close loss to a ranked team feels upsetting given blown leads; questions fan support (e.g., free tickets needed). Bright side in loss: Reinforces stance on needing coaching change; wins wouldn't change underlying issues. Host reluctant to call for firings but feels it's unavoidable now; depressing to cover, questions postponing show for games. Transition & Live Chat Interactions Brief shoutouts to chat regulars (e.g., Stacey hoping for win; Jimmy agreeing on coaching; Modern Day Caveman joking about Jenny as coach). Host avoids negativity toward players; many have potential and should stay, but coaching is the core problem. Shifts to more positive topic: Oklahoma baseball, urging fans to support it over struggling basketball. Baseball Early Preview Segment (2026 Season Outlook) Excitement high: Host feels "really good" about the team, better than basketball; much stronger outlook. Recent contact with program sources; expectations are high. Key quote from insider: "Omaha. Why would we expect any less?" → Goal is at least reaching College World Series in Omaha. Host believes OU has a real shot at Omaha and even national championship contention. Betting odds mentioned: +6500 to win national title on FanDuel (good value for longshot bettors). Team strengths: Strong returning core + one of the nation's best transfer portal classes. Projected/Expected Position Players & Returners: INF: Dayton Tockey (likely catcher or versatile), Kyle Branch (2B), Jaxon Willits (SS). 3B: Open competition (e.g., Camden Johnson transfer from Wichita State, Cayden Brumbaugh as "Swiss Army knife" utility player). Catcher: Leaning toward Deiten LaChance (high praise); Brendan Brock also strong contender (both JUCO transfers lighting it up). OF: Jason Walk (star CF), Trey Gamble/Gambill (LF), Drew Dickerson (RF); Desan Harris could see time. DH/Utility: Nolan Stevens (transfer from Mississippi State; versatile, brother of OU pitching coach Grant Stevens); could pitch too. Pitching Outlook (heavily rebuilt but promising): Expected rotation pieces: LJ Mercurius/McCurious (from UNLV; wants MLB development under Skip Johnson; brother Xander committed to OU). Others: Mason Bixby (from TCU; heavily recruited), Jackson Cleveland (from Miami; high upside, mechanics tweaks expected), Cam Johnson (returner; big potential if control improves; "zip on the ball"). Closer candidates: Jason Bodin/Bowden (saw time last year; potential in pen). Additional arms: Drew Rerick (from Texas), others like Jaden Barfield, Gavin Jones (returners with promise). Freshmen/others to watch: Alec Blair (former basketball player now full-time baseball; potential impact). Overall: Solid lineup returns, strong transfers, high expectations in SEC; Skip Johnson press conference upcoming (Tuesday) for more clarity on lineup/rotation. Host promotes deeper coverage on OU Insider (U Insider), X/Twitter follows, and encourages baseball support (team had great 2025 run). Closing & Show Notes Short episode due to off-season timing and disappointing basketball game. Thanks viewers; plugs like/subscribe, membership ($2.99+/month for extras), merch at vocfb.com/shop. Presented by FanDuel; part of Voice of College Football Network. References other hosts (Chad/Tierani) on recent AD/coaching topics. This episode contrasts deep frustration with MBB (coaching-focused critique) against optimism for baseball (Omaha-or-bust mindset, transfer-heavy rebuild). Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The show, hosted by Tierani Smith and Chad Smith, covers Oklahoma Sooners updates during the offseason, with a casual, fan-focused vibe including personal anecdotes, sports rants, and fan interaction.Opening & Show Setup (0:00–3:00) Hosts introduce themselves as the Sooner Smiths; live every Monday at 7 p.m. Audio glitch with intro; casual check-in with viewers. Sponsored by FanDuel. Welcome to new and returning viewers; encourage subscriptions/memberships ($2.99+). Offseason mode: Pulling topics "out of a hat" since football is done. Basketball Updates (Women's & Men's) (3:00–12:00) Women's Basketball: Strong recent performances. Big win over South Carolina (top-tier team, #3 odds to win national title per FanDuel; Coach Dawn Staley). Exciting overtime comeback; freshman Chavez exploded (5/5 FG, multiple 3s after slow start). Hosts attended LSU and South Carolina games; great atmosphere, loud crowd. Win over Auburn (away, some lull but pulled it out). Upcoming: vs. Texas A&M (tough matchup). Men's Basketball: Frustrating skid. "Cursed" losses (e.g., Mizzou double buzzer-beater, rare in D1 history). Constant close defeats (1-2 points); poor execution (e.g., leaving time on clock). NIL struggles (near last in conference); product on court not drawing fans. Upcoming: vs. Arkansas (Buddy Hield jersey retirement, bobbleheads; Arkansas favored by only 2.5 despite OU's last-place SEC standing). Hosts support but hesitant to attend in person due to blowouts/losses. Arena/facility investment tied to better performance (women's team sells out; men's doesn't). Other OU Sports Quick Hits (12:00–14:00) Gymnastics: Beat Georgia at home; banner drop postponed for packed house. Upcoming: at Kentucky (Friday), home vs. Alabama (Feb 6). Women's team back at #1 ranking. Men's team struggles continue; frustration with close losses and bad luck. New Athletic Director: Roger Denny (18:00–35:00+) Joe Castiglione retired (announced July 2025-ish); long search ended with hiring Roger Denny (Deputy AD/COO at Illinois). Background: Former corporate attorney (15+ years; focus on compensation, tax, finance, licensing); at Illinois since 2021. Key Illinois achievements: Ticket sales/attendance growth, $100M donation (largest in school history), strong NIL strategy, football oversight. Why him? Legal expertise for NIL/contracts/collective bargaining era; experience in "disruptive" college sports landscape. No "old-school" bias; only knows NIL world. Works with Randall Stephenson (former AT&T CEO, special adviser/chair of athletics) and President Joseph Harroz Jr. Hosts' take: Not a "splashy" big name, but proactive/forward-thinking hire. Trust in process (Bob Stoops, others endorsed?); better than someone resistant to change. Emphasis on business/contracts/fundraising in new era (revenue sharing, potential regulations). Excitement for potential Crimson & Cream collective revival; broader donor access (e.g., small $5/month donations). Fans in comments: Mixed (some "who's this?"); hosts defend—most fans don't know other ADs anyway. Deion Sanders/Colorado Fines Discussion (37:00–45:00) Deion instituted fines for accountability (attendance, conduct). Full list (from team meeting): Late to practice: $500 No-show practice: $2,500 Late to meeting/film: $400 No-show meeting/film: $2,000 Late to strength/conditioning: $1,000 No-show strength/conditioning: $1,500 Late to treatment: $1,000 No-show treatment: $1,500 Team rules violation: $1,000–$2,500 (severity-based) Public/social media misconduct: $2,000–$5,000 (severity-based) Additional: Nike apparel rules (no non-Nike at team events); report legal issues quickly; damage equipment fines. Hosts support: Players get paid (NIL), so treat like pros (NFL fines similar); builds accountability/culture. Easy fix: Just show up on time/respect rules. Ideas: Use fine money for walk-ons/pizza party/raffle. Broader rant: NIL era needs responsibility; no free passes; real-world parallels (jobs, contracts). Quick Hits & Closing (End) Players returning: Punter Grayson Miller, kicker(s). Hosts' personal: Pregnancy (Tierani), snow days, dog Zeno (picked national champ correctly; hates snow). Thunder mention (injuries); random tangents (e.g., old rules like 6-on-6 basketball; men's vs. women's hoops debate). Call to action: Like, comment, retweet. Sign-off: See you next Monday; stay safe from weather. Overall tone: Relaxed, passionate, pro-Sooner with honest frustration (especially men's hoops) and optimism on new AD/fines for accountability. Short-ish offseason episode (~52 min). Boomer Sooner! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Oklahoma Football Offseason Updates Despite the quiet calendar, Oklahoma football remains active with critical roster news and future planning: Key returners confirmed for 2026, including: Isaiah Sategna, Oklahoma’s leading receiver from 2025 QB John Matier, returning to lead the offense LB Kip Lewis, the “quarterback of the defense” Discussion on the importance of recruiting your own roster in the NIL era Why retaining top talent has become as important as portal additions Most Improved & Most Exciting Position Groups for 2026 Josh breaks down which units are poised to take major steps forward: Wide Receivers: Returning production plus key portal additions like Troll Harris and Parker Livingstone Tight Ends: A completely revamped room featuring Rocky Beers and Hayden Hansen Offensive Line: Young starters gaining experience and added depth through the portal Linebackers: Kip Lewis’s return and the addition of Cole Sullivan Defensive Backs: Continued development of Courtland Gillery and Eli Bowen Offensive Evolution & the Missing Intermediate Game Why Oklahoma’s offense struggled without a consistent medium passing game How tight ends could unlock new offensive dimensions The impact of personnel upgrades on run-game efficiency and spacing NFL-Style Roster Management Coming to Oklahoma? Breakdown of the 105-man roster rule Why Oklahoma may shift toward an NFL-style roster structure Fewer elite depth pieces, higher pay for starters How NIL economics are changing high school recruiting and player retention Oklahoma Basketball: A Difficult Conversation Men’s basketball struggles continue in SEC play Porter Moser’s record and lack of conference success Growing fan frustration and attendance concerns Comparison to Oklahoma women’s basketball success Discussion of buyout implications and program direction National Championship Talk Preview of the College Football National Championship Indiana vs Miami breakdown Fan score predictions and betting angles via FanDuel Josh’s personal connection to Indiana football and why he’s pulling for the Hoosiers Live Chat Interaction Fan questions answered throughout the show Discussion on former Sooners, portal departures, and future contributors Viewer excitement surrounding tight ends and linebacker development Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Oklahoma Sooners LIVE 197: Witten Hired & Portal Recap (1/13) features host Josh Mahler discussing the exciting hiring of NFL legend and Dallas Cowboys great Jason Witten as the Sooners' new tight ends coach, along with a detailed recap of Oklahoma's transfer portal activity as of January 13, 2026, including key additions like linebackers, offensive linemen, and tight ends to bolster the roster for the upcoming season. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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"Sooner Smiths LIVE 25: Oklahoma / Bama THREE DUBS IN A ROW?! | Zeno Zone! | Playoff Talk" is an episode from the "Oklahoma at The Voice of College Football" podcast/show on platforms like Bleav and YouTube. It features hosts Chad Smith & Tierani Smith discussing the Oklahoma Sooners' football team ahead of their College Football Playoff rematch against Alabama.The title highlights excitement over OU's potential "three dubs in a row" (referencing recent wins, including their 23-21 upset over Alabama earlier in the season on Nov. 15, 2025, plus other victories building momentum). It covers playoff implications, game previews for the first-round CFP matchup (No. 8 OU vs. No. 9 Alabama on Dec. 19, 2025, in Norman), and includes the recurring "Zeno Zone" segment (a fan-favorite discussion or analysis bit). The episode focuses on OU's strong defense, playoff positioning, and aiming for a deep CFP run. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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