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This week in Oklahoma talk
Oklahoma came to Michigan and couldn't get it done, with the shows spending the week picking apart quarterback John Mateer and an offense that looks stuck in the same problems as last season. Michigan's defense and special teams did the heavy lifting, and the Sooners now sit at 12th after the loss while facing New Mexico this week. The talk keeps coming back to whether Oklahoma's offense can actually improve under Brent Venables or if they're headed for bigger blowouts down the road.
Written by The Cutdown's reader from this week's clips.
12 clips · 95 min. Some clips only play in the app.
In this week's clips: Bryce Underwood, John Mateer, Rocky Beers, Brock Boyd, Kip Lewis, Jordan Marshall, JJ Buchanan, Andrew Marsh.
Only the Oklahoma talk. Every morning.
5 shows this morning461 minutes listened. 15 minutes kept.
Scanned 5 shows · Cut 7h 26m · Kept 15m
Everything that isn't Oklahoma talk gets cut. Sorry, Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn.
- Michigan beats Oklahoma, Mateer under the microscope
- Oklahoma ranked 12th after loss at Michigan
- Week 3 opening lines including Oklahoma vs New Mexico
- Oklahoma offense autopsy after Michigan loss
Talked Oklahoma most this week: That SEC Football Podcast (4), Josh Pate's College Football Show (3), The Solid Verbal (2).
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Which podcasts get reviewed for Oklahoma conversations?
Cover 3 College Football, Josh Pate's College Football Show, The Solid Verbal, The Joel Klatt Show, That SEC Football Podcast, Brandon Walker College Football Show, Shutdown Fullcast. Any time one of them has a substantive Oklahoma conversation, it becomes a clip.
What are the best Oklahoma podcasts right now?
Going by who actually talked about Oklahoma this week: That SEC Football Podcast (4), Josh Pate's College Football Show (3), The Solid Verbal (2). The Cutdown reads all of the big national shows every morning and pulls the Oklahoma parts into one playlist, so you get the best of every one of them.
What are people saying about Oklahoma today?
Lately: Michigan beats Oklahoma, Mateer under the microscope, Oklahoma ranked 12th after loss at Michigan, Week 3 opening lines including Oklahoma vs New Mexico. Press play at the top of this page to hear it, or get the app for the full playlist every morning.
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