The Sooners on SI Podcast crew, John Hoover, Ryan Chapman, Carson Field and Ryan Aber, were back together to tackle everything from the world of Oklahoma over the last week.

They started at the Brent Venables football camps, where the Sooners hosted big-time recruits, local talents and college football's most notorious booster.

Oklahoma lost a pair of receiver commits, which the guys also dove into before turning their attention to the baseball team's run to Omaha.

Skip Johnson's crew dominated Kansas to return to the College World Series, which quickly turned into an SEC invitational on Oklahoma's half of the bracket.

Then they dove into Kasidi Pickering's decision to enter the transfer portal before closing with their memories of OU legend Stacey King.

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The Sooners picked up a pair of massive recruiting wins, then staged the first two days of Brent Venables Football Camps this summer.

John Hoover, Ryan Chapman, Carson Field and Ryan Aber broke down all of the recruiting adds before turning their attention to Skip Johnson's baseball program.

OU knocked off Georgia Tech in the Atlanta Regional, and now it will head to Lawrence to take on Kansas for a spot in the College World Series.

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John Hoover, Ryan Chapman, Carson Field and Ryan Aber returned to break down all of the happenings out of the SEC's meetings in Destin.

Greg Sankey said no major decisions will be made this week, but the future format of the College Football Playoff is always on the mind.

Brent Venables also gave a handful of injury updates to media members gathered in Florida, which could impact how things come together during fall camp.

Then the crew turned their attention to the diamond sports where softball is preparing for transfer portal season and baseball is headed out to Atlanta for a tough regional before discussing the leadership change with the men's golf program.

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Ryan Chapman and Ryan Aber looked back on the weekend's big shocker, which saw Patty Gasso's Sooners fail to make the Women's College World Series for the first time since 2015.

The guys recapped everything that went wrong, from the pitching and defensive woes on Friday to OU's offensive struggles on Sunday.

They then previewed the offseason as three players have already indicated that they will be entering the transfer portal.

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John Hoover, Ryan Chapman, Carson Field and Ryan Aber recapped the week that was in the realm of Oklahoma, which includes a return to the home of the college football offseason: the courtroom.

The guys then looked at the Sooners' recruiting efforts this summer before previewing this weekend's Super Regional action at Love's Field that will see Patty Gasso welcome in a friendly face in Mississippi State head coach Samantha Ricketts.

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Oklahoma punched its ticket back to Super Regionals with an impressive and efficient showing throughout the Norman Regional.

Ryan Chapman and Ryan Aber recapped a weekend that saw the Sooners outscore their opponents 28-1 and allow just six hits.

They covered Patty Gasso's thoughts on the pitching staff, Kasidi Pickering's resurgence and the balance up and down OU's lineup before previewing this weekend's matchup with Mississippi State.

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Lock in with Ryan Chapman, Carson Field, Ryan Aber, and Brady Trantham as they recap the week that was surrounding Oklahoma.

A kickoff time was set for the Sooners' trip to Michigan, and there were some under-the-radar happenings around the college football world that could shape the sport in years to come.

General manager Jim Nagy had thoughts on what the future could hold in college football and on how Owen Heinecke is helping OU's current recruiting efforts, too.

Aber was at the groundbreaking for the Rock Creek Entertainment District, which will shape the future of OU hoops, and the guys closed down the show previewing softball's start to the NCAA Tournament and baseball's final tuneup before the SEC Tournament.

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The NCAA Tournament is finally here!

Ryan Chapman and Ryan Aber break down the field in the Norman Regional during this week's Sooners on SI Softball Show, where Oklahoma got a nice draw despite an early exit at the SEC Softball Tournament.

The guys broke down every team headed to Norman this weekend, as well as the potential lessons the Sooners learned in Thursday's loss to Georgia, before turning their attention to the NCAA Tournament bracket at large.

They also discussed the sizable OU contingent on the 2026 All-SEC Teams, as well as a potential omission from the All-Conference honors.

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John Hoover, Ryan Chapman, Carson Field and Ryan Aber recapped the Sooners' latest moves on the recruiting trail, which includes the pursuit of three new quarterbacks, as well as Carson's conversation with 2027 QB commit Jamison Roberts.

Changes could be coming to the college football calendar soon, as the AFCA sent new recommendations to the decision makers in the sport.

Softball prepares for a second trip to the SEC Tournament after repeating as regular season champs, baseball rounds the home stretch with two series left in SEC play and both basketball programs made additions via the portal over the last seven days.

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Ryan Chapman and Ryan Aber were back to recap Oklahoma's wild weekend in College Station that started with a frustrating weather delay and ended with the Sooners successfully defending their SEC regular season crown.

They dove into Kasidi Pickering's big day, Kendall Wells' patient weekend, everything Kai Minor displayed plus the pitching and how it bounced back on Saturday after Friday's headache.

Then they got into the USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year top 25 list and the home run race with UCLA before previewing this weekend's SEC Softball Tournament.

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