The bad vibes kept getting worse on Saturday as the Sooners fell behind 21-0 at home against South Carolina before heading into halftime down 32-3. Even though head coach Brent Venables is in the all-important third year of his Oklahoma contract — and despite the fact he’s yet to win a bowl game at OU — he’s probably not on the hot seat just yet.

Two and half seasons have passed since Lincoln Riley’s stunning departure from Oklahoma for USC rocked college football’s coaching carousel, and neither traditional power seems to be in a better place than they were when he left Norman.

Returning to Oklahoma's standard is going to take plenty of program changes. If Venables is going to stick around, he's going to need an elite offensive coordinator and a solid staff around him to help him build out an offense capable of competing at the highest level.

Brent Venables discussed the offensive line on Tuesday when he met with the media, and tried to make sense of why that unit has struggled so much.

The Sooners have not had a season that lives up to the lofty expectations at the University of Oklahoma. In his third year with the Sooners, Brent Venables is staring at his second losing season. There will be changes at some point because this team's

The USC Trojans face off against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights Friday night at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Trojans coach Lincoln Riley spoke about how USC

Sitting not-so-pretty with a 3-4 overall record and a 1-4 conference record in their debut season in the Big Ten, fans have been clamoring to see something change before the entire USC season goes down the tubes.

In the aftermath of Saturday’s shocking collapse to Maryland, the Trojan Family is still emotionally reeling while dizzily contemplating existential