re: Various OU Football 2025 Season Rankings and Stats

Our @PFSNcollege highest-graded defenses in the first half:

Ohio State: 97.8
Texas Tech: 96.3
Oklahoma: 95.7
Utah: 93.0
Maryland: 92.7
Toledo: 92.1
Miami (FL): 89.8
Indiana: 89.2
Nebraska: 89.1
Wake Forest: 88.8
Oregon: 88.7
Auburn: 87.4
Pittsburgh: 87.3
BYU: 87.1
Missouri: 86.8

SEC EDGE leaders in total pressures:

Cashius Howell, Texas A&M: 34
Damon Wilson II, Missouri: 33
Dylan Stewart, South Carolina: 29
Zion Young, Missouri: 29
Yhonzae Pierre, Alabama: 29
Colin Simmons, Texas: 28
Keyron Crawford, Auburn: 27
Khordae Sydnor, Vanderbilt: 25
R Mason Thomas, Oklahoma: 24
Princewill Umanmielen, Ole Miss: 24

Wow!!!

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Sooner Kicker on All-American Pace

It’s time — Oklahoma has never produced an All-American placekicker, but this season may finally change that.

Through the Tennessee game, Tate Sandell has been nearly automatic:
18-for-19 on field goals
13-for-14 from 40 yards or longer
6-for-6 from 50+ yards

Sandell’s range, accuracy, and composure on the biggest stages have been elite. He’s nailed clutch kicks in tight games and high-pressure moments, matching the school record with 18 consecutive made field goals, a mark first set by Gabe Brkic.

With the Sooners heading into the November stretch, Sandell is positioning himself not just for postseason honors — but potentially as the first All-American placekicker in Oklahoma history.

More Sooner field goals are surely on the way.