SoonerScoop YouTube Breakdown: 'Continuity' the word for OU OC decision
The OU offensive coordinator search did not take long for head coach Brent Venables and the Sooners. Just two days after losing Jeff Lebby to the Mississippi State head coaching spot, OU is going with the co-title.
Perhaps just as big, if not bigger, would be SoonerScoop confirming quarterback Jackson Arnold is giving a thumbs up to the move. He should absolutely be ready to roll for the 2024 season.
The word? Continuity.
SoonerScoop’s Eddie Radosevich and George Stoia were back in the studios Tuesday evening to break it all down. How we got here? What’s next? And all that good stuff.
Livestream Quotables
“No. 1 (reason) is continuity.” – Stoia
“Feel like they have the right players in place.” – Stoia
“What’s going to keep this thing the most stable?” – Stoia
“He’s the face of the program.” – Radosevich on Jackson Arnold
“Seth goes way back, in terms of his coaching tree.” – Stoia
“Built a really strong relationship (this year) with the quarterbacks he’ll be coaching.” – Stoia on Littrell
“Jackson is onboard with this. Jackson Arnold wants to be the quarterback at the University of Oklahoma. He’s committed long-term to this thing.” – Stoia
“They feel really good about this staff. They feel like they have a really good thing going.” – Stoia
“I don’t think he’ll have any issue recruiting quarterbacks at Oklahoma.” – Stoia on Littrell
“I don’t think they’ll do as much tempo. Slow the game down a little bit.” – Stoia
“He went after Joe Jon. Threw a lot of money to get him to Mississippi State.” – Stoia about Jeff Lebby trying to get Finley
“This is going to be a tough sell for Brent Venables to the fan base.” – Radosevich
“In situational football, Seth Littrell might be a better option than Jeff Lebby is.” – Stoia
