"Brent Venables hasn't changed. He's still got the chip on his shoulder, and he's still most dangerous when doubted. He'll stubbornly stick to his principles, and if the Sooners beat Georgia, Texas or both, he'll be the least surprised person in the college football world." -Cliff Brunt at Sporting News

ESPN FPI odds for every remaining OU game.

(Percentage chance to win)

We are Baker Mayfield (6) days away from the season opener against UTEP!

Drop your favorite Baker moment or memory in the comments and let us know if you’ll be in Norman on September 4th!

DeMarco Murray (7) days until the season opener against UTEP!

DeMarco Murray rushed for 3,685 yards and 50 TDs on 759 carries (4.9 YPC) at OU from 2007–10, ranking seventh in school rushing yards, second in attempts, and third in rushing scores. He added 157 catches for 1,571 yards and 13 TDs plus 1,462 kick-return yards (school-record 27.6 average). His 6,718 all-purpose yards and 65 total TDs remain OU records. He scored five TDs in his 2007 debut vs. North Texas and posted 1,000-yard seasons in 2008 and 2010 before missing the BCS title game to injury.

I do. I think it was a thing of the past. Time to get with the times. 

I'd say Aikman but Williams turned out pretty good, too 

This is an incredible look at Barry Switzer at Oklahoma over the years. 

We're only a few days from SEC Media Days (July 20) in Tampa. 

Here are the Sooners' representatives:

What’s your ONE-WORD reaction to OU Baseball winning the national championship?

Jax Wilkerson of Midwest City (Okla.) Carl Albert High School picked up an Oklahoma Sooners offer after attending the Brent Venables camp this past week. 

The six-foot-seven, 295-pound prospect in the 2029 class is projected as an offensive tackle. He is the son of the late Jimmy Wilkerson, who had a storied career as a defensive end at the University of Oklahoma before spending nine years in the NFL with the Buccaneers, Chiefs, Saints, and Seahawks.