Ryan Chapman is a Deputy Editor at SI Sooners. He specializes in college sports, particularly football and softball, while also covering the intersection of sports business and broadcasting. Ryan's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Miami Herald, Los Angeles Times, and Sports Illustrated.
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Ryan Chapman's coverage predominantly revolves around sports, particularly focusing on Oklahoma-based teams and events. He appears to be most interested in event coverage and announcements related to Oklahoma Football, Alamo Bowl, Oklahoma Basketball, Transfer Portal, and other Oklahoma Sports.
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Watch as Oklahoma defensive tackle Damonic Williams previewed the Sooners' upcoming matchup with Navy in the Armed Forces Bowl on Dec. 27.
By: Ryan Chapman
The OU wide receiver announced he'd be returning for a second season in Norman over the weekend, which was a needed boost for the Sooners.
The OU defensive lineman said he's still in conversations with the Sooners' coaching staff and family about if he will return to Norman in 2025.
One of OU's 2024 signees is headed to Los Angeles to continue his college football career.
Colorado head coach Deion Sanders will have a former Sooner to work with in his secondary in 2025.
By: Ryan Chapman, John E. Hoover
The Sooners landed their top transfer portal target on Wednesday night.
After a knee injury held Andrel Anthony out of a majority of the 2024 season, he'll look for a fresh start in the ACC.
By: Ryan Chapman
OU's new quarterback will have to adjust to a higher level of competition in 2025, but he's wouldn't be the first to find success with similar challenges.
Former Oklahoma running back Chapman McKown has announced his next destination after entering the transfer portal at the end of OU's regular season.
Sooners on SI takes a look at what a few OU head coaches could be asking for throughout the holiday season.
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