The Oklahoma Sooners (4-0, 1-0 SEC) welcome Kent State (1-3, 0-1 MAC) to town on Saturday for OU's last nonconference game of the season. The Sooners are one of the top teams in the country in 2025, ranking No. 8 in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll and No. 5 in the AP Top 25. Despite being on a bye last week, the Sooners still moved up in both polls.

ESPN's Paul Finebaum thinks Oklahoma still has a path to the College Football Playoff despite the loss to Texas.

Oklahoma football enters Week 5 with a 4-0 record, and will use its bye week to prepare for the future.

Oklahoma will turn to backup quarterback Michael Hawkins Jr. when the undefeated Sooners host Kent State on Saturday, as star quarterback John Mateer remains out with a hand injury sustained during the Auburn game.

The Oklahoma Sooners dropped Red River to the Texas Longhorns on Saturday. That would be the first loss of the season for the Sooners, and has now put more pressure on the Sooners to perform in the second half of their schedule if they want to make it to the College Football Playoff.

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The Buckeyes continue to hold the top spot after a 34-16 win at Illinois and a strong first half showing. Ohio State lead 20-3 at the break and Jeremiah Smith found the end zone during the fourth quarter to go up 34-10 as the nail in the coffin.

The College Football Playoff selection committee was built on the idea of what if? Don't back away now with Oklahoma QB John Mateer injury.

The Oklahoma vs. Kent State matchup will air live on the SEC Network on Saturday, Oct. 4. For those without cable, the ESPN app and Fubo will have live streams available.