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John Mateer, Oklahoma's quarterback, is expected to play against Texas in the Red River Rivalry despite recent hand surgery, with Tim Tebow praising his toughness and leadership as an inspiration for the team.
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer, who suffered a hand injury in September, has been upgraded to probable and is expected to attempt to play against Texas in the Red River Rivalry, after practicing and progressing despite ongoing concerns about pain and grip strength.
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer has been upgraded to probable for the upcoming Red River Rivalry against Texas after recovering from hand surgery, which is a significant boost for the Sooners. If he cannot play, Michael Hawkins Jr. will start at quarterback. Other key players like Keontez Lewis and Logan Howland are questionable or doubtful, and several players are out for the game. A final injury report will be released before kickoff.
Oklahoma's quarterback John Mateer, who is recovering from a hand injury, is listed as probable for the upcoming Red River Rivalry game against Texas, which is crucial for Oklahoma's chances. The game is scheduled for Saturday in Dallas, with Oklahoma aiming to avenge last year's loss to Texas.
John Mateer, Oklahoma's star quarterback, is questionable to play in the upcoming Red River Rivalry against Texas due to a hand injury, with his status uncertain as he pushes for an early return.
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer underwent successful hand surgery after injuring his throwing hand in a game against Auburn. He is expected to recover in about a month, which could impact Oklahoma's upcoming tough schedule, but his initial recovery looks promising.
Oklahoma quarterback and Heisman favorite John Mateer needs hand surgery due to a broken bone, likely sidelining him for about a month and impacting key games including the Red River rivalry and SEC matchups. Michael Hawkins Jr. will start in his absence, with Mateer expected to return around October 25.
OU quarterback John Mateer suffered a hand injury that may sideline him for over three weeks, potentially missing key games including the Red River Rivalry. He is scheduled for surgery, and backup Michael Hawkins Jr. will step in during his absence, with the team expressing confidence in his ability to lead.
John Mateer led No. 18 Oklahoma to a 24-13 victory over No. 15 Michigan, scoring three touchdowns and outplaying Michigan's freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood, in a game marked by Oklahoma's offensive struggles and Michigan's improving offense, despite key suspensions.
Michigan and Oklahoma face off in a highly anticipated game, their first meeting in nearly 50 years, with Michigan's Bryce Underwood and Oklahoma's John Mateer leading their teams in a matchup that could impact their College Football Playoff hopes.
The article previews the upcoming college football game between Michigan and Oklahoma, highlighting Oklahoma's recent team developments, key players like quarterback John Mateer, and the potential impact of the matchup on both teams' seasons, with Oklahoma favored but still unproven after a modest start.
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer defended his Venmo transactions, which showed 'sports gambling' as a description, claiming it was an inside joke among friends. Colin Cowherd supported this explanation, noting such jokes are common on Venmo. The Oklahoma athletic department stated they are unaware of any NCAA investigation, and Mateer is expected to start the season as planned.
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer denies betting on sports after Venmo screenshots suggest otherwise, claiming the references were jokes and emphasizing he has never engaged in sports gambling, amid increased scrutiny on athletes' activities due to the rise of sports betting.
John Mateer, Oklahoma's star quarterback, denied involvement in sports gambling after screenshots of Venmo transactions labeled as 'sports gambling' surfaced, which he claims were inside jokes. The NCAA and Oklahoma's athletic department are monitoring the situation, amid broader concerns about sports betting among college athletes following legal changes in the US.
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer denies involvement in gambling after screenshots of past references to 'sports gambling' on his Venmo account surface, prompting an investigation by school officials. The player, transferred from Washington State, is the top-ranked recruit and has no confirmed involvement in betting, which is prohibited for NCAA athletes.