NORMAN, Okla. — Oklahoma's president and athletic director gave coach Brent Venables a vote of confidence on Tuesday after the school’s Board of Regents meeting. The Sooners are 5-5 overall and 1-5 in league play during their first season in the Southeastern Conference. Venables, in his third season, has a 21-15 overall record.

Oklahoma coach Brent Venables is having one of the most difficult seasons of his career. But Venables’ very bad year won’t be made worse by being fired. That was the sentiment Tuesday of both the OU president and the OU athletic director. Venables ...

The Oklahoma Sooners have had a disappointing season to say the least. 5-5 is unacceptable at the University of Oklahoma regardless of the conference one plays in. Sure, the SEC is a different challenge than what the Big 12 has offered in recent years,

Brent Venables and Lincoln Riley have coached their way onto the hot seat heading into 2025. Which one will be fired first?

Embattled Oklahoma football coach Brent Venables received a vote of confidence from his bosses Tuesday evening. University president Joseph Harroz Jr. and athletic director Joe Castiglione both public

Oklahoma football head coach Brent Venables just got a strong endorsement from OU president Joseph Harroz Jr. While the Sooners have had a tough first season in the SEC, concerns about the head coach’s job security have seemingly been shut down.

OU President Joseph Harroz Jr. shared to the press on Monday that despite OU football's 5-5 record, Head Coach Brent Venables is the "right coach".