Episode Details

Oklahoma Sooners LIVE 215 (OklahomaVOCFB) Hosts: Rob Fontenot & Roger Schilling (with frequent input from Grandmaster H / chat) Sponsored by FanDuel

Intro & Setup (0:00–2:20)

Hosts open the show, note this continues their jersey-number series (86–99 to finish the top 100). They mention looking at projected offensive starters, CBS Sports Top 150 rankings (OU has seven players), OU quarterback win-loss records since 2000, and the usual Touchdown/Turnover segment. Light banter about the intro music and Grandmaster H being locked in.

Jersey Numbers 86–99 (2:20–18:30)

Hosts and chat work through historical OU players associated with each number, mixing stats, anecdotes, and Hall of Fame notes.

• 86: Steve Bryant (DL, 1985 national championship team; Ricky Bryant’s brother).
• 87: Gordon Brown (WR, 1960s). First real passing threat in the wishbone era; ~413 receiving yards in a season when the offense almost never threw.
• 88: (Implied/discussed around Keith Jackson territory and related big names; end-around highlights vs. Nebraska mentioned).
• 89: Mike Phillips (DL, 1970s). Three interceptions as a defensive lineman; hosts note limited options at the number.
• 90: Pete Smith (1930s). Most historically decorated #90; discussion of old uniforms and posters. (Pat Smith wrestling joke).
• 91: John Blake (RIP).
• 92: Dewey Selmon (All-American, 1974–75 national title teams). Earned a PhD; hosts note the Selmon brothers statue at OU.
• 93: Leroy Selmon (All-American, 1972–75). One of the biggest names in program history; alternate mentioned was Gerald McCoy. Host met him at a J.C. Watts July 4th party.
• 94: Dusty Dvoracek (2000 national champion). Now a solid TV analyst; hosts joke about former linemen losing weight post-career.
• 95: Johnny Lewis (early 1980s) or Isaiah Thomas (8.5 sacks, 13 TFLs in 2020). Chat also floated Jody Brewett.
• 96: Raymond Hamilton (1970s, All-Conference 1971–72) or Shaq Brown.
• 97: Tommie Harris (consensus All-American, 2003 Lombardi Award, two-time All-Big 12, first-round pick, two BCS title games).
• 98: Lucius Selmon. Runner-up for both Outland and Lombardi in the same year; 255 tackles, 31 TFLs.
• 99: Michael Keeling (punter). Special-teams nod to round out the list.

Hosts emphasize how many elite defensive linemen and tight ends OU has produced at these numbers and enjoy the variety of names the chat throws in.

Projected Offensive Starters & Practice Notes (19:20–23:50)

Discussion of projected depth chart:

• QB: John Mateer.
• RBs: Mix of Xavier / Avant (with Blaylock and freshmen noted; one freshman name phonetically “Dezeven/Walker”).
• WRs: Trail Harris (X), Parker Livingston (Z), Isaiah Sategna (slot).
• TE: Hayden Hanson.
• OL notes: Fasusi has missed some practices (injury-related inactivity); freshman Noah Best stepped into first-team work. Center Jake has been very clean (only 2 sacks allowed in 710 snaps). Marion Harris (Arkansas transfer, 5th-year, 20 SEC games). EPL (Eddie Pierre-Louis) and others mentioned.

Hosts like the running-back room if the line can block.

CBS Sports Top 150 Current Players (24:00–28:30)

OU has seven players on the list:

• David Stone – #15 (highest-ranked Sooner; “Stone Cold”).
• John Mateer – #74.
• Isaiah Sategna – #81.
• Fasusi – #89.
• Owen Haneke – #119.
• Eli Bowen – #123.
• Kip Lewis – #140.

Four in the top 100. Hosts note the kicker (highly