In Washington State, John Mateer threw for 3,965 yards and 44 touchdowns. But after the 2024 season, he made a major decision that reshaped his college football journey. In December, over a casual 24-hour breakfast with his family just after his sister’s college graduation, John sealed his commitment to Oklahoma. Although top programs threw plenty at him, it was about the right fit, which he found with new offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle. Oklahoma’s offense had struggled last year. It ranked near 97th in scoring. But Mateer’s arrival, alongside Arbuckle’s playcalling, has sparked renewed hope. The 2025 season kicked off with a statement.

The Sooners snagged a commanding 35-3 victory over Illinois State, with Mateer throwing for three touchdowns and 392 yards, breaking a school record p

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