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Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer passes against New Mexico.

The Sooners' passing game has been inconsistent through three games, and now it will face off against Georgia's elite secondary.

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The Sooners' passing game has been inconsistent through three games, and now it will face off against Georgia's elite secondary.

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Oklahoma running back Lloyd Avant rushes against New Mexico.

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The Sooners' rushing yardage and ground touchdown numbers are their worst through three games in at least 40 years.

Ben Arbuckle at his weekly press conference the week of the Georgia game.

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Despite the offense’s woes, OU has generated explosive plays. Arbuckle wants the Sooners to keep creating them at a higher rate.

Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer takes a snap against New Mexico as Eddy Pierre-Louis, Jake Maikkula and Heath Ozaeta block.

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The Sooners' linemen have struggled through three games, and that must change for them to be competitive in SEC play.

Oklahoma coach Brent Venables coaches against New Mexico.

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The Sooners coach talked about the depth behind Stone and more at his Tuesday press conference.

Oklahoma linebacker commit Jay Schell poses for a photo with Brian Bosworth and Brent Venables.

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Jay Schell recorded 77 tackles and 14 tackles for loss as a high school sophomore, and now he's committed to the Sooners.

Oklahoma offensive lineman Heath Ozaeta warms up before facing UTEP.

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The Sooners are averaging just more than 110 yards per game on the ground through three games.

Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer caries the ball against New Mexico.

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ATHENS, GA — Regardless of any point spread or what perceptions exist about the Oklahoma offense, Georgia is coming into Saturday’s home game against the Sooner

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There are plenty of options to replace Stone, but which makes the most sense?

Oklahoma defensive lineman David Stone celebrates with Lebron Bauer after making a fourth-down stop against New Mexico.

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Sooners defensive lineman David Stone had a stellar performance against New Mexico on Saturday, but he is reportedly headed to the sideline.

Oklahoma receiver Isaiah Sategna crosses the goal line for a touchdown against New Mexico.

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The Sooners are 14-point underdogs as they prepare to battle No. 2 Georgia in Athens this weekend.

Oklahoma Sooners offensive lineman Jake Maikkula

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The Sooners have some soul searching to do after a loss at Michigan and an uninspired win over New Mexico, but now they'll try to fix things against one of the top programs in the nation.

Sep 20, 2026; Arlington, Texas, USA; Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb (88) reacts after catching a three-yard touchdown pass thrown by quarterback Dak Prescott (not pictured) against the Washington Commanders during the first quarter at AT&T Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images

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Jalen Hurts, Gracen Halton and several other NFL Sooners had a big day in Week 2.

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The Bulldogs' head coach has always appreciated his Sooners counterpart for coaching football "the way you play the game."

Oklahoma general manager Jim Nagy walks on the field before the Sooners' game against Michigan.

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The wins are being outweighed by the growing list of losses from the Sooners' front office.

Oklahoma tight end Hayden Hansen breaks a tackle against New Mexico.

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Tight ends Hayden Hansen and Rocky Beers both made key plays in the Sooners' ugly win over New Mexico.

Oklahoma tight end Hayden Hansen fights through tackles to score a touchdown against New Mexico.

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The Sooners' struggling offense will face its biggest test of the year in Saturday's SEC opener.

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The Sooners had a handful of blue-chip prospects at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium for their game against New Mexico.

Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer (10) walks off the field after a Saturday's game against New Mexico at Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman, Okla. Oklahoma won 14-6.

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Brent Venables has transformed the Sooners' defense, but is this better than the imbalance under Lincoln Riley?

Oklahoma running back Jonathan Hatton Jr. carries against New Mexico.

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The Sooners needed all 60 minutes of their game against New Mexico to improve to 2-1 entering SEC play.

Oklahoma coach Brent Venables walks off the field after the Sooners' 14-6 win over New Mexico.

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The Sooners clung to their spot in the USA Today Coaches Poll, but after three weeks, Brent Venables' team is no longer ranked in the AP Poll.

Oklahoma rallies to tackle New Mexico Lobos quarterback Toa Fa'avae. | Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images

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OU's defense is saying all the right things, but it knows that it must play perfectly to overcome the offense's shortcomings.

Lloyd Avant carries the ball for a rush against New Mexico.

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The Sooners' offense is struggling and has no identity — the running game was supposed to be that identity.

Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer (10) and coach Brent Venables talk after a play during Saturday's game between the Sooners and New Mexico at Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman, Okla. Oklahoma won 14-6.

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The Sooners' schedule is about to get much more difficult and the offense has a litany of issues to fix.

Oklahoma tight end Hayden Hansen celebrates after catching a touchdown against New Mexico.

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It wasn't pretty — some of the grades reflect that — but Oklahoma got a win and head into conference play.