Jon Rothstein drops Oklahoma at 13 in early SEC rankings — a number that feels low but fair for a team still finding its footing. With a brutal SEC schedule ahead, Coach Porter Moser’s squad must prove they can compete at the highest level. Talented players like Xzayvier Brown, Derrion Reid, and Pop Isaacs need to step up, while big men Akoldah Gak and Yaak Yaak offer crucial size. While a 13th-place finish might not guarantee March Madness glory, it’s a realistic early projection — and this could be Moser’s biggest proving ground yet.

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Oklahoma’s 2026-27 SEC schedule is a brutal gauntlet, featuring home games against Kentucky, Tennessee, and LSU — plus road battles with Alabama, Florida, and Texas. With every conference foe on tap and three teams appearing twice, Coach Moser’s Sooners face a season-defining test. Every game is a high-stakes battle, and success hinges on dominating at home and pulling off key road wins — a path that could send them to the NCAA Tournament.

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