The Oklahoma Sooners have produced some massive talents over the last few years in college football, especially when it comes ...

Ahead of the 2025 NBA Draft, Oklahoma guard Jeremiah Fears is projected to go in the top 10 in the USA TODAY Sports final mock draft.

One of the most special players in the 2025 draft has a very unique history that links him to several NBA stars and legends.

He's going to make a really good NBA player and has a really high ceiling as he continues to develop his game. The last time the Oklahoma Sooners had a player taken in the first round of the NBA Draft ...

Hield wasn’t able to shake Villanova’s savvy defensive switches and seemed to get swallowed up in the cavernous dome. Villanova dominates Buddy Hield, Oklahoma 95-51, roars into title game ...

Hield has been one of the best shooters in the NBA for the better part of the last decade. His career 3-point percentage is 40.0%, with Hield ranking fourth in total three-pointers made since he ...

A recent four-team mock trade sends a champion from the Boston Celtics to the Golden State Warriors while Jonathan Kuminga finds his way onto the Brooklyn Nets.

In 132 games with the Sooners, Buddy Hield averaged 17.4 points per game. As a senior in 2015-16, Hield averaged 25 points per contest and won his second Big 12 Player of the Year honor in a row.

The Buddy Hield and Dillon Brooks story dates back to the 2016 Elite Eight. However, the Golden State Warriors and Houston Rockets Game 7 was pure cinema. After Hield dropped a playoff career-high ...

The Raptors have been both a below average halfcourt offence and below average shooting team for four consecutive seasons. While there are reasons to think that could change, adding a non-shooter ...

The Sacramento Kings had traded Hield to the Pacers in 2022. He'd be with the franchise for two years and averaged 15.4 points, 4.4 rebounds, 3.1 assists, 1.0 steals, and 0.4 blocks per game at ...

Fears is OU's fourth top-seven pick in the last 16 years, joining Blake Griffin (No. 1 in 2009), Buddy Hield (No. 6 in 2016) and Trae Young (No. 5 in 2018).