The Oklahoma Sooners replaced former defensive coordinator Zac Alley on Friday, rounding out their staff heading into 2025. According to On3's SoonerScoop, the Sooners are zeroing in on hiring Nate Dreiling to join Brent Venables's staff in Norman next season.

Oklahoma has yet to hire its new defensive coordinator for 2025, and its athletic director explained when that might happen.

After beating Alabama on the road last week, the Sooners host No. 13 Arkansas on Friday, looking to stay unbeaten.

The Oklahoma Sooners may be close to filling out their coaching staff. According to George Stoia of SoonerScoop.com, the Sooners are targeting the recently hired Arkansas State defensive coordinator Nate Dreiling to join the staff.

Oklahoma has been in the market for a new defensive assistant coach and the Sooners are reportedly nearing a deal with their target.

No. 7 LSU’s wild 107-100 home win over No. 13 Oklahoma on Thursday featured a player being shoved to the ground, multiple ejections, Lady Tigers head coach Kim Mulkey slapping a clipboard out of an assistant’s hands and, oh yeah, both head coaches receiving technicals fouls.

ESPN's Craig Haubert ranked the top 75 recruiting classes for 2025 and the Oklahoma Sooners came in at No. 18 and 10th among SEC teams. Here's what Haubert had to say about Oklahoma's key signees on offense and defense.

Oklahoma is expected to hire Arkansas State defensive coordinator Nate Dreiling for a role on the defense, as reported by Pete Nakos of On3 sports. Nakos was the interim head

Early in the game, each team saw one of its players get ejected for extra shoving following a foul call. LSU's Sa'Myah Smith and Oklahoma's Liz Scott left the contest with under five minutes to play in the frame. Both will sit out of their next games. Tigers' head coach Kim Mulkey said it was "shocking" to see Smith involved in an altercation.

Arkansas will look to duplicate its success against No. 1 Oklahoma after beating No. 2 LSU last week. Coverage of Friday night's match will start at 9 p.m. ET.

Oklahoma had nearly salted away the LSU women's 24-point lead by the time Mikaylah Williams stepped into an 3-pointer on the left wing.

The Oklahoma Sooners created positive momentum out of their recent Junior Day, earning a prediction for offensive lineman Noah Best.