SoonerScoop podcast: Now the real fun (?) for OU begins
That’s not the ending the OU faithful were hoping for. But it does seem kind of fitting when you think about what the 2024 OU season was.
Just could never get it on track, sustain momentum. Nice moments, but a rough three-month fight. It culminated in a 37-17 loss to LSU on Saturday night.
But now? It’s time for the offensive coordinator search and signing day and the transfer portal. And right now? It’s time to talk.
Top 10
- 1New
Ryan Day
Ross Bjork addresses job security
- 2
Bielema responds to Kiffin
Illini HC uses Kiffin for CFP case
- 3
OSU/Michigan fined
Big Ten levies fines for brawl
- 4Hot
AP Poll Top 25
Big movement in latest Top 25
- 5
Neal Brown
WVU set to fire HC
It’s another edition of the Eskridge Lexus Postgame Podcast from SoonerScoop. Dig in and enjoy.
Murdock summary
The Sooners went into Baton Rouge expected to give LSU everything they wanted after a big win over Alabama last week. But as has happened with other road SEC contests, the Sooners let a productive first half give way to mistakes in the second half. That offense that looked so capable against Alabama disappeared. Jackson Arnold‘s legs kept things going for a while. But when the Sooners fell behind after a kickoff return for a touchdown and two long TD passes, OU’s offensive line turned back into swiss cheese. Arnold couldn’t find open receivers or didn’t have time to scan the field for open receivers. The running game wasn’t what we had seen building over the last month.
And all of a sudden, the defense was giving up huge TD passes to a hobbled Garrett Nussmeier. But in the end, it was the end of a poor regular season. The bowl game will probably look like a mash unit after the transfer portal and players sitting out are known. But all eyes turn to OU’s next offensive coordinator. The decision is expected to be known in the next few days. The gang talks about what they know on the process and what names they are hearing floating around. Come for the on the field football anger, stay for the more calm talk of the future and what is next for Brent Venables as he tries to right the ship and fix this OU football program.
