Caleb Williams – Soonerguys

‘All our exes live in ….’ (let’s check on the ex-Sooners)

Published on September 12, 2022 by Tommy

I recommend OU football fans not watch replays of USC’s 41-28 victory over Stanford.

Mow the yard. Paint the baseboards in the bathroom.

Watch The Waterboy for the zillionth time.

Do anything but watch the lovefest that is USC football, the all-star transfer team of 2022.

Caleb Williams now has the second-best odds (behind Ohio State’s CJ Stroud) to win the Heisman at FanDuel Sportsbook. His odds are +300, meaning if you plunk down $100, you’d win $300.

Last week, his odds were +600.

BTW, the odds on OU’s Dillon Gabriel is +5000.

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‘All our exes live in ….’ (let’s check on the ex-Sooners)

Published on September 5, 2022 by Tommy

Everything we need to know about ex-OU quarterbacks we don’t really care about anymore,

It’s like checking up on old flames on social media.

How are their lives now?

Are they being treated OK?

Do they miss us?

Are they missing the best thing that ever happened to them?

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Tough second half Poke defense slows down Sooners, holds on to 37-33 Bedlam win

Published on November 28, 2021 by Mike

Oklahoma’s winning this season has been in large measure due to the stellar play of true freshman QB Caleb Williams, but experience trumped raw talent as a senior-laden Oklahoma State defense stifled Williams and the Sooners offense in the second half, holding on to a 37-33 win in Bedlam.

The loss knocks the No. 10 Sooners out of the Big 12 Championship game and eliminates them from any college football playoff consideration.

Oklahoma has won the last six Big 12 championships.

Williams was 20 of 39 passing for 252 yards and three touchdowns. And Oklahoma running back Kennedy Brooks carried for 22 runs for 139 yards.

But most of that offensive production occurred in the first half, which ended in a 24-24 tie, but with the underdog Oklahoma carrying the momentum into the locker room.

The Sooner offense was shut out in the second half. Oklahoma only scored on a muffed punt recovery and a safety.

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