Oklahoma's offense struggles as Jeff Lebby returns as head coach
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 24, 2026, 10:02 AM
Last updated Oct 24, 2026

Oklahoma faces Mississippi State on October 24, where former offensive coordinator Jeff Lebby coaches for the first time against his alma mater. Since Lebby's departure after the 2023 season, Oklahoma's offense has significantly declined, currently ranking last in total offense among Power Four teams. Meanwhile, Mississippi State has shown offensive prowess under Lebby, especially with first-year starter Kamario Taylor. Oklahoma aims to improve from its recent poor performances, which have been exacerbated by turnovers and quarterback play.
- •Oklahoma and Mississippi State meet in Starkville on October 24.
- •Jeff Lebby was Oklahoma's offensive coordinator from 2022-2023.
- •Oklahoma ranks 126th in total offense in 2026.
- •Mississippi State's offense has thrived under Lebby when healthy.
- •Oklahoma leads Power Four with 14 turnovers this season.
- 10:02 AMYahoo Sports — Oklahoma hasn't figured out offense since Jeff Lebby left. Now, they face off
"Oklahoma hasn't figured out its offense since Jeff Lebby left for Mississippi State. Now, the Sooners' struggling unit faces Lebby for the first time.
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