Program Guyz Podcast

Don't even know what to say in these things anymore. You know the vibes.

The Guyz convene once more after the 35-9 loss to South Carolina. They break down the Seth Littrell firing and subsequent Joe Jon Finley ascension. With the tight end room in the state it's in, what's that about? The Guyz address the Ole Miss game, which still apparently has to happen, and discuss what they're expecting from the defense (good) and offense (bad). Finally, you know what it is. PGP MVPz.

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In this EPC, we cover the firing of Seth Littrell from Oklahoma and the impact of his departure. Joe John Finley steps in as the interim offensive coordinator, and we discuss what to expect from his play-calling (its not positive). Finally, we explore potential candidates who could take over after the season.

The boys are all back together after OU/TX week and their mental state has been better!! Patrick, Ryan, and Mason give their thoughts on the TX game and the current trajectory that the Oklahoma Football program is on. Later, we break down Saturday's game against the South Carolina Gamecocks in Norman. Spoiler: We are unsure if any offense will be played!!!

Matt and Mark are joined by Friend of the Pod Ryan Hile to discuss the state of OU football after a nasty performance against the Texas Longhorns. The Sooners look bad just about everywhere, and the Guyz convene to discuss.

It's the best week of the year, OU/Texas week. The guyz preview the game, predict some final scores and name their PGP MVPs of the week

No game this week but the guys are still here to talk some ball. OU is resting up for a massive game against Texas next week, so it's a good time to take stock on both the offensive and defensive side of the ball.

The Program Guyz break down Oklahoma’s first SEC win where OU beat the War Eagles 27-21. Michael Hawkins makes his first start for the Oklahoma Sooners in Auburn, Alabama. Seth Litrell’s Oklahoma offense continues to struggle as Zac Alley and his defense take care of business. Still a lot of work to do for Brent Venables and his team, but we’ll take the W.