Oklahoma Sooners QB John Mateer has reportedly denied any involvement in sports gambling after Venmo screenshots popped up.

Mateer was one of three players who accompanied Oklahoma coach Brent Venables at SEC Media Days in July. Venables and ...

After transferring from Washington State, Mateer is hoping a strong season at Oklahoma elevates his stock in the 2026 NFL ...

The University of Oklahoma's likely starting quarterback, John Mateer, denied betting on sports while a freshman at ...

Oklahoma starting quarterback John Mateer said allegations that he participated in sports gambling are "false." ...

Offerings include pregame photos on the 50-yard line, a high-five tunnel, game ball delivery and halftime field access.

Sooners head coach Brent Venables said his quarterback didn't allow Monday's social media controversy to become a distraction ...

Mustang Broncos aim to end a 30-year championship drought with new QB Jaden O’Neal leading the charge and a roster full of ...

Mateer has been in the spotlight plenty this offseason, as one of the projected top-tier quarterbacks in America this year.

It's Mateer and Twitter now, but way back in 2008, Sam Bradford and Landry Jones were the targets of a malicious attack via message board.

Oklahoma is planning an investigation after screenshots of transactions from 2022 in Mateer's account circulated online.

John Mateer issued a statement denying sports gambling claims after viral Venmo transactions from his time at Washington ...