College football fans around the country are looking at Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer, but the reason for the discussion has nothing to do with his performance on the field. Mateer, who transferred to Oklahoma to play his final season of college football,

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The Texas Longhorns are just weeks away from getting their 2025 season underway but starting quarterback Arch Manning may have found himself in an awkward spot ahead of their first game

With the new “salary cap” imposed on schools by the House decision, finding new and legal ways to inject NIL money into programs is going to become increasingly important. This framework, established by Tennessee and Adidas, will likely be the new normal as other brands come up on expiring contract deals.

OU beat writers Colton Sulley and Ryan Aber discuss the John Mateer Venmo saga on the latest addition of the SoonersXtra podcast.

When you send or receive money on Venmo, your payments might be visible to anyone, even people who are not connected to you.

Still, the Mateer-Venmo drama has sparked quite the conversation, and college football analyst Joel Klatt brought up an interesting matter among it all. Klatt took to X with a strong message after Mateer’s Venmo drama unfolded. However, this one was focused on the state of college football.