Sooners Illustrated's Josh Callaway and Tom Green break down Oklahoma's 14-6 win over New Mexico with their "Monday Review" as they examine the OU offense's disastrous night in Norman.

The guys then glow on the Sooners' dominant defensive display and spin it forward to the daunting trip to face No. 2 Georgia on Saturday afternoon in Athens.

(0:00) - Sooners Illustrated Podcast Ep. 299

(1:10) - Oklahoma's run game was horrific vs New Mexico

(12:32) - John Mateer was mostly fine...?

(19:29) - Big picture talk on offense and Ben Arbuckle

(30:36) - The defense continues to be nails

(38:01) - Any shot at all against Georgia?

Sooners Illustrated's Josh Callaway and Brody Lusk give some instant reaction and analysis to Oklahoma's 14-6 win over New Mexico as they react to another ugly day offensively in which John Mateer threw two interceptions and they ran for just 1.9 yards per carry.

They then flip to the elite defense and look ahead to the trip to Georgia next week as they ask the question every Oklahoma fan is wondering: Is there any hope?

(0:00) - Oklahoma 14, New Mexico 6

(1:34) - John Mateer throws two picks, gets booed

(7:34) - OU runs for 1.9 (!) yards per carry

(16:46) - Overall thoughts on offense

(25:55) - Defense was again fantastic

(32:02) - Looking ahead to Georgia

Sooners Illustrated's Josh Callaway, Brody Lusk and Tom Green break down the key storylines and matchups in No. 24 Oklahoma's Week 3 matchup with New Mexico set for Saturday night in Norman.

(0:00) - Week 3: No. 24 Oklahoma vs New Mexico

(5:25) - Keys to the game

(14:42) - Players to watch

(22:35) - Final score predictions

Sooners Illustrated's Josh Callaway and Brody Lusk react to Trell Harris' injury and try to decipher where Oklahoma goes from here on offense without one of their best playmakers. The guys then also react to some of the comments from Ben Arbuckle and Brent Venables about the state of the offense at the weekly press conference on Tuesday.

They then close it out with some recruiting talk as they break down OU landing 2028 tight end Connor Arant going into a huge visit weekend with a number of high-profile targets set to make their way to Norman.

(0:00) - Sooners Illustrated Podcast Ep. 298

(1:15) - Trell Harris will be out for the foreseeable future

(12:04) - Other injury updates

(13:35) - Takeaways from Ben Arbuckle and Brent Venables presser

(22:48) - Commitment: 2028 4-Star TE Connor Arant

(29:16) - Looking ahead to big visit weekend in Norman

Sooners Illustrated's Josh Callaway and Tom Green break down Oklahoma's 17-10 loss to Michigan on Saturday in Ann Arbor starting first by asking the scary question: Does OU have a quarterback problem?

They then dissect all of the other major problems on offense before shifting to the defense and going big picture as they look at the rest of the season to see if the Sooners still have hope of having a successful season.

(0:00) - Sooners Illustrated Podcast Ep. 297

(1:32) - Does Oklahoma have a QB problem?

(7:47) - The offensive issues go far beyond just John Mateer

(26:11) - This defense is still really good even though it could still be better
(38:36) - Is there still hope for OU to have a successful season?

Sooners Illustrated's Josh Callaway and Brody Lusk give some instant reaction and analysis to Oklahoma's 17-10 loss to Michigan starting first with the nightmare day offensively, headlined by a rough afternoon from quarterback John Mateer. They then try to make sense of what's missing with this defense before shifting big picture to discuss if this season can still be salvaged or if we're in for a long fall in Norman.

(0:00) - Michigan def. No. 11 Oklahoma 17-10

(3:27) - John Mateer was very bad on Saturday

(8:07) - The offense looked like last season

(11:43) - What do we make of this defense right now?
(21:44) - Big picture - how big of trouble is this team?

Sooners Illustrated's Josh Callaway, Brody Lusk and Tom Green set the table for No. 11 Oklahoma's Week 2 road matchup at Michigan as they break down the key storylines, matchups, players to watch and give a final score prediction for Saturday's game in Ann Arbor.

(0:00) - Week 2: No. 11 Oklahoma at Michigan

(6:48) - Keys to the game

(12:16) - Players to watch

(19:45) - Final score predictions

Sooners Illustrated's Josh Callaway and Brody Lusk dive into the injury updates from Oklahoma as they try to decipher who will start on the offensive line in the Sooners' blue blood battle with Michigan. They also hit some other news and notes from the week of OU practices.

The guys then close out the show discussing the five-for-five transfers and how soon they could see the field for Oklahoma after Jim Nagy and Brent Venables discussed the new additions this week.

(0:00) - Sooners Illustrated Podcast Ep. 296

(1:33) - Who will Oklahoma have on the offensive line in Ann Arbor?

(12:15) - Analyzing OU's running back situation right now

(18:02) - What changes should we expect defensively?

(21:51) - OU is clearly not underestimating Michigan

(27:02) - How quick could these five-for-five additions actually play?

Sooners Illustrated's Josh Callaway and Tom Green dive into their "Monday Review" of Oklahoma's 51-0 win over UTEP as they discuss how the Sooners' new look offense looked on Friday night. They also assess the play of quarterback John Mateer and the OU defense in their first times out of the new year.

The guys also analyze what Oklahoma added in the five-for-five transfer market as the Sooners keep adding players before closing out the show looking ahead to OU's gigantic trip to Michigan coming up this weekend.

(0:00) - Sooners Illustrated Podcast Ep. 295

(1:29) - Biggest takeaways from first look at Oklahoma's revamped offense

(14:56) - Assessing John Mateer's night to open up Year 2 under center

(19:26) - OU's defense was good but not great

(28:02) - Oklahoma keeps adding five-for-five transfers

(36:59) - Early lookahead to Michigan

Sooners Illustrated's Josh Callaway and Brody Lusk give their immediate postgame thoughts and takeaways after Oklahoma's 51-0 win over UTEP on Friday night in Norman.