John Mateer discusses improvements for Oklahoma's offense in Year 2
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 8, 2026, 7:00 PM
Last updated Aug 8, 2026
Oklahoma Sooners quarterback John Mateer expressed optimism about the team's offense entering its second year under offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle. Mateer highlighted the significance of SEC experience and a focus on refining details to enhance performance after a 2024 season marked by struggles. The 2025 campaign saw some improvements, but the Sooners ranked 92nd in total offense and faced challenges in their running game. With a strong defense led by Brent Venables, consistency from the offense could be vital for championship aspirations in 2026 as the team looks to leverage lessons learned from the previous season.
- •John Mateer enters Year 2 as Oklahoma's quarterback.
- •Oklahoma's offense ranked 92nd nationally in 2025.
- •Experience in SEC expected to help improve performance.
- •Brent Venables' defense remains a strong asset for the team.
- •Focus on improving running game is crucial for success.
- 7:00 PMYahoo Sports — John Mateer reveals why the Sooners' offense will be better in Year 2
"John Mateer says SEC experience and improved attention to detail will fuel Oklahoma's offense.
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