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Posted on 10/12/26 at 11:50 am to OU Guy
Rankings for each unit coordinated by a Red River HC. What do you guys notice about each trend-line?
Texas OFF OU DEF
2021: 47 76
2022: 35 121
2023: 9 77
2024: 21 19
2025: 70 6
2026: 79 5
Texas OFF OU DEF
2021: 47 76
2022: 35 121
2023: 9 77
2024: 21 19
2025: 70 6
2026: 79 5
Posted on 10/12/26 at 12:14 pm to OU Guy
Seems our closer than wanted win is looking better and better
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Cam Mellor
@CamMellor
Our @PFN365 highest-graded TEs through 6 weeks:
Rocky Beers, Oklahoma: 94.3
Baron Naone, Washington: 93.1
Trey'Dez Green, LSU: 93.0
Luke Dehnicke, Northwestern: 92.6
Hunter Tipton, Memphis: 92.6
Kari Ashley, TCU: 92.5
Cole Keller, JMU: 92.4
Preston Douglas, NC State: 91.9
Marshall Pritchett, Alabama: 90.2
Eli Finley, Louisiana Tech: 90.0
Jamari Johnson, Oregon: 89.6
Daunte Bacheyie, Syracuse: 89.6
Luke Reynolds, Virginia Tech: 89.6
Jacob Harris, Wisconsin: 89.1
Patrick Overmyer, Houston: 88.5
@CamMellor
Our @PFN365 highest-graded TEs through 6 weeks:
Rocky Beers, Oklahoma: 94.3
Baron Naone, Washington: 93.1
Trey'Dez Green, LSU: 93.0
Luke Dehnicke, Northwestern: 92.6
Hunter Tipton, Memphis: 92.6
Kari Ashley, TCU: 92.5
Cole Keller, JMU: 92.4
Preston Douglas, NC State: 91.9
Marshall Pritchett, Alabama: 90.2
Eli Finley, Louisiana Tech: 90.0
Jamari Johnson, Oregon: 89.6
Daunte Bacheyie, Syracuse: 89.6
Luke Reynolds, Virginia Tech: 89.6
Jacob Harris, Wisconsin: 89.1
Patrick Overmyer, Houston: 88.5
Posted on 10/12/26 at 2:12 pm to OU Guy
Not talked about much but was so so important. Sark tried to exploit him early to no avail
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He was great. We play lesser defenses going forward so perhaps he’ll have a breakout game
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Only 1 future opponent listed
Cam Mellor
@CamMellor
Our @PFN365 highest-graded secondaries through 6 weeks:
Oklahoma: 95.7
Ohio State: 92.3
Utah: 91.2
BYU: 90.5
Virginia: 90.4
Notre Dame: 89.7
Tennessee: 89.5
Texas: 88.4
Missouri: 88.3
Cal: 87.6
Wisconsin: 87.6
LSU: 87.3
Sam Houston: 86.9
Northwestern: 86.9
FIU: 86.7
New Mexico: 86.2
Georgia: 86.1
North Carolina: 85.9
Oregon: 85.9
Penn State: 85.7
Cam Mellor
@CamMellor
Our @PFN365 highest-graded secondaries through 6 weeks:
Oklahoma: 95.7
Ohio State: 92.3
Utah: 91.2
BYU: 90.5
Virginia: 90.4
Notre Dame: 89.7
Tennessee: 89.5
Texas: 88.4
Missouri: 88.3
Cal: 87.6
Wisconsin: 87.6
LSU: 87.3
Sam Houston: 86.9
Northwestern: 86.9
FIU: 86.7
New Mexico: 86.2
Georgia: 86.1
North Carolina: 85.9
Oregon: 85.9
Penn State: 85.7
This post was edited on 10/12/26 at 2:28 pm
Posted on 10/12/26 at 2:50 pm to OU Guy
This falls under “others stats” I guess lol. Now 7-14, things are looking up for him:
TouchdownOklahoma
@TouchdownOkla
Before I head to Dallas, I owe Sooner Nation full disclosure.
My first OU/Texas game was in 1990. OU lost 14–13.
I went back in 1991. Loss.
1992. Loss.
1993. Finally, a win.
I missed the next three, then returned in 1997. Loss.
1998. Loss.
1999. Loss.
That 1999 game broke me. OU went up 17–0 and somehow lost 38–28. I walked out of the Cotton Bowl and vowed never to attend again.
In 2000, I stayed home. OU won 63–14.
So obviously, I couldn’t go in 2001. OU won. Same in 2002, 2003 and 2004. Five straight wins with me safely in Oklahoma.
Then OU lost without me in 2005. Finally, proof that I wasn’t the problem. The curse was broken. I returned in 2006.
OU lost.
I stayed home in 2007. OU won.
I went back in 2008. OU lost.
My dad once told me it was bad luck to be superstitious, so I decided to just go whenever it was possible.
So here are the cold, hard facts since then:
2011: W
2012: W
2013: L
2014: W
2015: L
2018: L
2019: W
2022: L
2023: W
2024: L
2025: L
The games I missed during that stretch:
2009: L
2010: W
2016: W
2017: W
2018 Big XII Championship: W
2020: W
2021: W
Here’s the final accounting since 1990, including the 2018 championship:
OU with me in the stadium: 6–14
OU without me: 13–3–1
OU has lost to Texas 17 times during that span. I have personally attended 14 of them.
I don’t believe in curses. But if OU fans want me to stay home Saturday, I understand.
And if Texas fans want to make sure I get through the gates, sponsorship opportunities remain available.
Either way, I’m on the road.
Win or lose, I’ll post the footage.
Boomer Sooner. May God have mercy on us all.
TouchdownOklahoma
@TouchdownOkla
Before I head to Dallas, I owe Sooner Nation full disclosure.
My first OU/Texas game was in 1990. OU lost 14–13.
I went back in 1991. Loss.
1992. Loss.
1993. Finally, a win.
I missed the next three, then returned in 1997. Loss.
1998. Loss.
1999. Loss.
That 1999 game broke me. OU went up 17–0 and somehow lost 38–28. I walked out of the Cotton Bowl and vowed never to attend again.
In 2000, I stayed home. OU won 63–14.
So obviously, I couldn’t go in 2001. OU won. Same in 2002, 2003 and 2004. Five straight wins with me safely in Oklahoma.
Then OU lost without me in 2005. Finally, proof that I wasn’t the problem. The curse was broken. I returned in 2006.
OU lost.
I stayed home in 2007. OU won.
I went back in 2008. OU lost.
My dad once told me it was bad luck to be superstitious, so I decided to just go whenever it was possible.
So here are the cold, hard facts since then:
2011: W
2012: W
2013: L
2014: W
2015: L
2018: L
2019: W
2022: L
2023: W
2024: L
2025: L
The games I missed during that stretch:
2009: L
2010: W
2016: W
2017: W
2018 Big XII Championship: W
2020: W
2021: W
Here’s the final accounting since 1990, including the 2018 championship:
OU with me in the stadium: 6–14
OU without me: 13–3–1
OU has lost to Texas 17 times during that span. I have personally attended 14 of them.
I don’t believe in curses. But if OU fans want me to stay home Saturday, I understand.
And if Texas fans want to make sure I get through the gates, sponsorship opportunities remain available.
Either way, I’m on the road.
Win or lose, I’ll post the footage.
Boomer Sooner. May God have mercy on us all.
This post was edited on 10/12/26 at 2:52 pm
Posted on 10/12/26 at 3:49 pm to OU Guy
Before facing Oklahoma, Texas was nearly automatic on 3rd-and-short:
Texas State: 4/4 (100%)
Ohio State: 8/8 (100%)
UTSA: 3/4 (75%) (only miss was a spike to set up FG)
Tennessee: 2/2 (100%)
Before OU
• 3rd & 1-3: 17/18 (94.4%)
• 3rd & 4+: 13/42 (31.0%)
Against OU
• 3rd & 1-3: 1/4 (25.0%)
• 3rd & 4+: 2/10 (20.0%)
That is a massive difference in the situations Texas had been dominating all season.
(Per StatBroadcast Game Logs)
Texas State: 4/4 (100%)
Ohio State: 8/8 (100%)
UTSA: 3/4 (75%) (only miss was a spike to set up FG)
Tennessee: 2/2 (100%)
Before OU
• 3rd & 1-3: 17/18 (94.4%)
• 3rd & 4+: 13/42 (31.0%)
Against OU
• 3rd & 1-3: 1/4 (25.0%)
• 3rd & 4+: 2/10 (20.0%)
That is a massive difference in the situations Texas had been dominating all season.
(Per StatBroadcast Game Logs)
Posted on 10/12/26 at 4:02 pm to OU Guy
Posted on 10/13/26 at 12:47 pm to OU Guy
Way to go Peyton! So glad you chose us over Oregon. You’re forever a legend in the greatest rivalry game in sports
This post was edited on 10/13/26 at 12:49 pm
Posted on 10/13/26 at 3:26 pm to OU Guy
John E. Hoover
@johnehoover
Oklahoma K Tate Sandell, DB Peyton Bowen and now LB Owen Heinecke have received national recognition. Also, coach Brent Venables. Heinecke just landed the Burlsworth Trophy Walk-On of the Week. Beating Texas has is privileges.
@johnehoover
Oklahoma K Tate Sandell, DB Peyton Bowen and now LB Owen Heinecke have received national recognition. Also, coach Brent Venables. Heinecke just landed the Burlsworth Trophy Walk-On of the Week. Beating Texas has is privileges.
Posted on 10/13/26 at 10:00 pm to OU Guy
Cam Mellor
@CamMellor
Our @PFN365 highest-graded secondaries through 6 weeks:
Oklahoma: 95.7
Ohio State: 92.3
Utah: 91.2
BYU: 90.5
Virginia: 90.4
Notre Dame: 89.7
Tennessee: 89.5
Texas: 88.4
Missouri: 88.3
Cal: 87.6
Wisconsin: 87.6
LSU: 87.3
Sam Houston: 86.9
Northwestern: 86.9
FIU: 86.7
New Mexico: 86.2
Georgia: 86.1
North Carolina: 85.9
Oregon: 85.9
Penn State: 85.7
@CamMellor
Our @PFN365 highest-graded secondaries through 6 weeks:
Oklahoma: 95.7
Ohio State: 92.3
Utah: 91.2
BYU: 90.5
Virginia: 90.4
Notre Dame: 89.7
Tennessee: 89.5
Texas: 88.4
Missouri: 88.3
Cal: 87.6
Wisconsin: 87.6
LSU: 87.3
Sam Houston: 86.9
Northwestern: 86.9
FIU: 86.7
New Mexico: 86.2
Georgia: 86.1
North Carolina: 85.9
Oregon: 85.9
Penn State: 85.7
Posted on 10/14/26 at 11:26 am to OU Guy
Cam Mellor
@CamMellor
Our @PFN365 highest-graded SEC CBs:
Jahlil Florence, Missouri: 90.1
Kayin Lee, Tennessee: 89.3
Bo Mascoe, Texas: 88.9
Courtland Guillory, Oklahoma: 88.4
Bravion Rogers, Texas A&M: 88.1
Ellis Robinson IV, Georgia: 86.7
Kade Phillips, Texas: 86.3
Rayshawn Pleasant, Auburn: 86.3
Chris Graves Jr., Missouri: 86.0
DJ Pickett, LSU: 85.7
@CamMellor
Our @PFN365 highest-graded SEC CBs:
Jahlil Florence, Missouri: 90.1
Kayin Lee, Tennessee: 89.3
Bo Mascoe, Texas: 88.9
Courtland Guillory, Oklahoma: 88.4
Bravion Rogers, Texas A&M: 88.1
Ellis Robinson IV, Georgia: 86.7
Kade Phillips, Texas: 86.3
Rayshawn Pleasant, Auburn: 86.3
Chris Graves Jr., Missouri: 86.0
DJ Pickett, LSU: 85.7
Posted on 10/14/26 at 5:24 pm to OU Guy
Cam Mellor
@CamMellor
Our @PFN365 highest-graded SEC safeties:
Ty Benefield, LSU: 93.1
Peyton Bowen, Oklahoma: 90.5
Tamarcus Cooley, LSU: 87.7
Miguel Mitchell, Arkansas: 86.4
DJ Coleman, Florida: 86.1
Eric Winters, Auburn: 84.7
Dejuan Lane, Tennessee: 84.3
Omarion Robinson, Oklahoma: 83.7
Jordan Castell, Kentucky: 83.7
Marcus Ratcliffe, Texas A&M: 83.0
@CamMellor
Our @PFN365 highest-graded SEC safeties:
Ty Benefield, LSU: 93.1
Peyton Bowen, Oklahoma: 90.5
Tamarcus Cooley, LSU: 87.7
Miguel Mitchell, Arkansas: 86.4
DJ Coleman, Florida: 86.1
Eric Winters, Auburn: 84.7
Dejuan Lane, Tennessee: 84.3
Omarion Robinson, Oklahoma: 83.7
Jordan Castell, Kentucky: 83.7
Marcus Ratcliffe, Texas A&M: 83.0
Posted on 10/14/26 at 5:40 pm to OU Guy
Oklahoma's highest-graded defensive players vs. Texas, per PFF:
1. DB Courtland Guillory (79.7)
2. LB Kip Lewis (76.1)
3. DE Danny Okoye (71.9)
4. DL David Stone (68.6)
5. DB Reggie Powers (67.5)
1. DB Courtland Guillory (79.7)
2. LB Kip Lewis (76.1)
3. DE Danny Okoye (71.9)
4. DL David Stone (68.6)
5. DB Reggie Powers (67.5)
Posted on 10/14/26 at 5:45 pm to OU Guy
Wow
Parker Thune
@ParkerThune
Noteworthy factoid heading into OU/Kentucky...
In the #Sooners' last nine games dating back to last season, they’ve faced only one team outside the national top 25 in scoring defense. That was UTEP.
Every other opponent has boasted a top-25 defense.
Parker Thune
@ParkerThune
Noteworthy factoid heading into OU/Kentucky...
In the #Sooners' last nine games dating back to last season, they’ve faced only one team outside the national top 25 in scoring defense. That was UTEP.
Every other opponent has boasted a top-25 defense.
Posted on 10/14/26 at 7:47 pm to OU Guy
That peak!
Posted on 10/16/26 at 10:39 am to OU Guy
Cam Mellor
@CamMellor
Our @PFN365 highest-graded FBS DT underclassmen (tFr., rFr., So.):
Xavier Lewis, North Carolina: 94.9
Deuce Geralds, LSU: 89.5
Donta Simpson, Missouri: 87.6
Danny Beale III, Arkansas: 84.6
Keishaun Calhoun, Indiana: 84.5
Nissi Ogbebor, Syracuse: 83.6
Anthony Jones Jr., Oregon: 82.8
Trent Wilson, Oklahoma: 82.0
Malik Autry, Auburn: 81.9
Kadear Dembele, Wake Forest: 81.3
Blake Smythe, Indiana: 81.1
Mandrell Desir, FSU: 81.0
Bobby Kanka, Michigan: 81.0
Walter Mathis Jr., Auburn: 80.6
Adrian Farrow, NC State: 80.5
@CamMellor
Our @PFN365 highest-graded FBS DT underclassmen (tFr., rFr., So.):
Xavier Lewis, North Carolina: 94.9
Deuce Geralds, LSU: 89.5
Donta Simpson, Missouri: 87.6
Danny Beale III, Arkansas: 84.6
Keishaun Calhoun, Indiana: 84.5
Nissi Ogbebor, Syracuse: 83.6
Anthony Jones Jr., Oregon: 82.8
Trent Wilson, Oklahoma: 82.0
Malik Autry, Auburn: 81.9
Kadear Dembele, Wake Forest: 81.3
Blake Smythe, Indiana: 81.1
Mandrell Desir, FSU: 81.0
Bobby Kanka, Michigan: 81.0
Walter Mathis Jr., Auburn: 80.6
Adrian Farrow, NC State: 80.5
Posted on 10/16/26 at 11:09 am to OU Guy
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