When John Mateer announced his transfer to Oklahoma, many questioned whether he could handle the transition to the SEC. The ...

Whoever followed on from Lincoln Riley in Oklahoma was drinking from a poisoned chalice. The post Pressure Mounts on John ...

Mateer will arrive on campus on either Jan. 9 or 10 and settle into his new digs in Norman, trying to acclimate himself to a new team—but one whose offense and history he's very familiar with.

Notably, former Washington State quarterback John Mateer is on the next level. The dual-threat dynamo was one of the most coveted quarterbacks on the transfer market after producing 44 total ...

First up: quarterback John Mateer. New offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle’s top priority when he touched down in Norman was to secure a quarterback. He didn’t have to search far and wide for ...

We’re in the thick of Thunder season, but college football is a year-round conversation. We’re going to cover both topics in ...

One of the primary reasons for optimism in Norman is transfer portal quarterback John Mateer, a gigantic portal win for Veanbles and his coaching staff. The former Washington State QB led the FBS in ...

Leading the charge for a revitalized offense are new offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle and quarterback John Mateer who had tremendous success at Washington State last season. A return to ...

Or maybe new quarterback John Mateer gets credit for this one. Oklahoma’s tight ends coach needs players but has had a tough time landing any prospects out of the NCAA Transfer Portal over the ...

It's an interesting debate. John Mateer making a Cam Ward-like impact? Oklahoma certainly hopes so. Austin Simmons at Ole Miss, a sleeper in SEC quarterback rankings, should not be ignored.

Before Carson Beck entered the portal, John Mateer was the top quarterback available. Like Cam Ward last year, Mateer is leaving Washington State for a Power 4 conference team. The Little Elm ...

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