Brent Venables highlights Trent Wilson's growth ahead of Georgia match
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 1:13 PM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026

Brent Venables praised Trent Wilson's rapid development at Oklahoma, citing his coachability and ability to disrupt plays. As the Sooners prepare to face No. 2 Georgia, Wilson's performance may be crucial, especially if defensive tackle David Stone is sidelined due to an injury. Venables noted Wilson's potential and recent standout plays, emphasizing the importance of consistency for the sophomore player. The upcoming game against Georgia presents a significant opportunity for Wilson to showcase his skills on a larger stage.
- •Trent Wilson has three tackles and half a tackle for loss in his career.
- •David Stone's injury raises the stakes for Wilson's role in the game.
- •Oklahoma seeks depth and productivity in their defensive line during SEC competition.
- •Venables sees potential for Wilson to develop into a key player.
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"Brent Venables says Trent Wilson's coachability and disruptive ability are driving his development at Oklahoma.
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