Oklahoma at The Voice of College Football

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Oklahoma Sooners LIVE 214

Oklahoma Sooners LIVE 21411 aug1 u 14 min

Oklahoma Sooners Live #214 Hosts: Roger Schilling (MCM Rog / Making Cash Money) & Rob Fontenot (Rob Bass) OklahomaVOCFB / Voice of College Football

Episode Overview

Hosts open with usual Big Guy Posse energy, banter, and fan interaction (Grandmaster H, Jimmy Satterfield, Oklahoma Sooners Football/Tyler, Chloe, James Dillon, Craig Air Force, and others). Main segments cover Greatest Sooners by the Numbers (71–85), NIL spending rankings, playoff confidence questions, current running back room updates, fourth-and-one hypotheticals, top disliked teams, and a full Touchdown or Turnover segment. Heavy emphasis on local ties (Del City, Cibolo/San Antonio area) and optimism around John Mateer and the 2026 roster. Call-in show teased for two weeks out. Sponsored by FanDuel.

Opening Banter & Housekeeping (0:00–5:30)

Hosts greet regulars (MCM, Rob Bass, Grandmaster H). Extended “word/word up” bit and high-school nostalgia.

Tech hiccups with Roger learning the stream setup; hosts ask for patience.

Tease upcoming segments: Who’s spending the most NIL money; which Power Four team that made the playoffs last year are you least confident returns; fourth-and-one Oklahoma RB choice; running backs (Xavier/Troy + new names); Touchdowns & Turnovers; Greatest Sooners by the Numbers 71–85 (special focus on 77).

Plans for a future call-in show (link shared for listeners to join stage). Targeting after they finish the “by the numbers” series (currently at 85). Possibly in two weeks.

Membership pitch for Big Guy Posse (’80s rap-style nicknames). Grandmaster H already claimed. Rob shows off a new “Ninja Transfer” logo design he’s proud of (maroon/white/gray options).

Greatest Sooners by the Numbers (71–85) (5:30–23:00)

Hosts and chat pick their top player for each jersey number. Strong consensus on several modern stars and historical standouts.

71: Trent Williams (both hosts). Backup option: Jim Weatherall (1949–51).