In an exclusive interview with the Tulsa World, former Washington State cornerback Ethan O'Connor detailed lofty expectations for John Mateer and the Sooners.

Oklahoma is gearing up for a comeback after a tough first season in the SEC. The Sooners finished 6-7 overall and 2-6 in conference play, far behind Texas, which dominated with a 13-3 record.

Oklahoma football QB John Mateer left behind Washington State and an imploding Pac-12. But he dropped a blunt take on realignment.

John Mateer was a must for Oklahoma once the Washington State product entered the NCAA transfer portal. Not only did the Sooners desperately need to upgrade the quarterback position, Mateer’s offensive coordinator,

The Oklahoma Sooners will be leaning heavily on quarterback John Mateer to lead them back to the College Football Playoff for the first time since 2019. And more than that, it's about getting the Sooners' offense back on track after struggling through the 2024 season.

The Oklahoma Sooners are banking on John Mateer to make a productive jump to the SEC. Diego Pavia and Taylen Green did it. So why can't Mateer?

Not too many settings have the starting quarterbacks of Texas and Oklahoma hanging out. But the Manning Passing Academy brought Arch Manning and John Mateer together. A first time the two have ever crossed paths.