Everything's on table for Oklahoma after Venables hands offense to Witten

Oklahoma's head coach Brent Venables has made significant changes to the coaching staff, firing offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle and appointing Jason Witten as the interim offensive coordinator. Venables emphasized the need for the Sooners to maximize scoring opportunities and improve their offensive performance following a disappointing season. He acknowledged that the team has regressed compared to last year when they made the College Football Playoff.

The Sooners, currently at 4-4 and struggling in the Southeastern Conference, have faced challenges with inconsistent quarterback play and a high turnover margin. Venables stated that all players, including transfer quarterback John Mateer, junior Whitt Newbauer, and freshman Bowe Bentley, are being evaluated for their roles moving forward. He expressed a strong desire to win in the upcoming games and highlighted the importance of scoring touchdowns as the team prepares for their match against No. 25 Florida.