November 5, 2024

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Sooners Illustrated’s Josh Callaway, James D. Jackson and Tom Green break down the Oklahoma wide receiver and tight end rooms ahead of spring practice, analyze the latest staff changes and size up the path to the NCAA Tournament for both OU men’s and women’s hoops.

As the college basketball season winds down and football spring camp approaches, the Sooners Illustrated Podcast is back with a brand new episode.

Host Josh Callaway and analysts James D. Jackson and Tom Green open the show by continuing their position status reports series with the Oklahoma wide receivers and tight ends.

“I think you feel better, at least going into the season, than you did a year ago (about the wide receivers),” Green said. “It was a big question mark last year. You didn’t know who was going to be that No. 1 guy, who was going to step up, how some of these guys were going to develop. But you look at the production of that room, obviously losing Drake Stoops is difficult…but you’re returning everybody else basically.”

 

Examining Oklahoma’s NCAA Tournament chances, latest bracketology entering final regular-season week

At least, that’s what Oklahoma is hoping for as its regular season draws to a close. The Sooners (19-10, 7-9 Big 12) have two games remaining on their regular-season schedule, plus next week’s Big 12 Tournament, as they try to lock down an NCAA Tournament bid for the first time since 2021.

Oklahoma narrowly missed out on a win that would have undoubtedly secured its ticket to the Big Dance on Saturday when its upset bid fell just short in an 87-85 loss to top-ranked Houston at the Lloyd Noble Center. Now the Sooners till try to regroup as they hit the final week of the regular season. Their first opportunity comes Tuesday night in the team’s home finale against Cincinnati, which OU previously beat on the road back in January. That will be followed by Saturday’s regular-season finale on the road against rival Texas, another team that’s expected to make the NCAA Tournament’s field of 68.

 

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