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BEHIND ENEMY LINES: Michigan Insider Talks WMU Controversy, Biggest Concerns & Keys vs Oklahoma

Become an OUInsider member and receive your first month FREE, whether you choose monthly or annual access. Annual subscriptions are currently 80% off at only $19.99 for the first year. Monthly access is free for the first month and then $7.99 per month. Welcome to the debut of OUInsider’s Behind Enemy Lines. Brandon Drumm is joined by TheVictorsReport.com Michigan insider Josh Henschke for an extensive preview of Oklahoma’s pivotal trip to Ann Arbor. Michigan survived Western Michigan 13-12 af...

Week 2 previews | Can Oklahoma, OSU & Alabama get it done on the road? | Always College Football

Week 2 of the college football season is here and Greg McElroy gives you the most in-depth previews you will find anywhere! Oklahoma brings a nasty defense to Michigan, Texas welcomes Ohio State in a top 5 matchup, Keelon Russell and Alabama go on the road to Kentucky and Texas A&M welcomes Arizona State to College Station. Plus, will Tennessee dominate Georgia Tech, can Oregon rebound from a slow week 1, is BYU ready for Arizona and is Iowa a sleeper team in the BIG 10? ✔️ Subscribe to ESPN U...

“It Sucked. I’ll Be Honest”: John Mateer Makes Profound Admission About Major Blunder That Cost Oklahoma Their Season

SEC Media Days rarely gives you raw honesty. But when Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer was asked about the losses that defined their 2025 season, he did not hide. He owned it. The moment he pointed to one mistake that flipped everything, the room knew this was not just reflection. It was a confession that still […] The post “It Sucked. I’ll Be Honest”: John Mateer Makes Profound Admission About Major Blunder That Cost Oklahoma Their Season appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Title IX in the Age of House, NIL and Cash-Strapped Universities

Today’s guest columnists are professors John Cairney and Rick Burton. As the 2025-26 NCAA sports calendar officially closed (with SEC powerhouses Oklahoma and Texas claiming championships in baseball and softball respectively), and with another anniversary (No. 54) of Title IX just passed, a familiar question resurfaces: Will financial proportionality in college sport ever improve? Evidence […]