Sooner Bred Podcast

Sooner Bred Podcast

By Jackson, Damian Mackey, and MacintoshSportsFootball
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Sooner Bred Podcast episodes

  • Next Man Up at RB and interview with Former Sooner and NFL Full Back JD Runnels

    We detail the next man up at RB now that Trey Sermon has transferred and we have an interview with former Sooner and NFL Full Back JD Runnels. JD gives us his thoughts on -Marcus Major -Stories on Adrian Peterson -Conference Realignment -Going heavy with limited options at WR -Mikey Henderson -His favorite memories from his favorite games -Best locker room moments while at OU -Kevin Sumlin -Lincoln Riley -Oklahoma prospects for 2021 and 2022

    1 hr 6 min
  • 5 Stars Galore, Insider Notes on the the team, and Recruting Tidbits

    Sooner insider Grimlock joins us to discuss the latest on the Sooners recruiting involving five stars to come, latest on the suspensions, what he's hearing on Rattler and more. Also Jackson and Kenn dive into Next Man Up at DT. 1:00 Kenn hates the robots 3:00 we have a date 7:30 it sucks being a cleveland fan 8:30 Next Man Up at Defensive Tackle 19:00 OU Insider Grimlock joins us 20:00 Who stood out before the shut down? 26:00 The latest on suspensions 32:00 What Grimlock is hearing on Rattler 35:30 Surprise commitments coming? 42:30 Riley could make it rain 5 Stars

    51 min
  • Sooner Bred Podcast Episode 3

    Show Breakdown

    00:00 Sooners' Recruiting is Red Hot!!

    17:45 4 Star OLB Commit Clayton Smith Evaluation

    24:40 5 Star WR Commit Mario Williams Evaluation

    37:00 Kobie McKinzie Interview

    56 min
  • Sooner Bred Podcast Episode 2

    On this episode of Sooner Bred Podcast we interview a former Sooner defensive end and 2000 National Champion, we discuss the latest commitment for the Sooners, and we talk about the Next Man Up at Cornerback. . . oh and Kenn can't swipe a credit card

     

    49 min

About Sooner Bred Podcast

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We discuss Oklahoma Football recruiting, Oklahoma commit evaluations, and Oklahoma football in general.