Jon Sumrall hopes his teams at Florida can have a similar style to that of former Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops. Specifically, he wants to maintain his identity as a “defensive guy” while not allowing it to come at the expense of his product on offense.

The college football coaching carousel appears to be at its peak with multiple high-profile vacancies being filled and others with top targets in the crosshairs

Former Oklahoma Sooners head coach Bob Stoops thinks a big upset will happen in college football this weekend that will have a major impact on the College Football Playoff. Stoops made his predictions for this weekend's biggest games and he has the Pittsburgh Panthers upsetting the Notre Dame

College football fans in the Volunteer state are in for a treat this weekend as the 9-2 Vanderbilt Commodores are set to travel to Knoxville to take on the 8-3 Tennessee Vols. Vanderbilt is looking to earn a spot in the 12-team College Football Playoff.

Former Oklahoma Sooners head coach Bob Stoops has some experience in the rivalry between the Tennessee Vols and the Florida Gators. Stoops served as Florida's defensive coordinator from 1996 to 1998.

Bob Stoops is not heading back to Norman in a suit and tie. The legendary Oklahoma head coach was recently asked if he’d consider stepping in as the school’s new Athletic Director following Joe Castiglione’s upcoming retirement. His response was as ...

BRISTOL, Conn. -- Bob Stoops responded to Alabama coach Nick Saban's comments about the Sugar Bowl being a "consolation game" as quickly and decisively as the Sooners did in last season's 45-31 upset of the Tide. "So that means I've got a built-in excuse ...

Dec. 1, 1998: At 38 years old, Bob Stoops is hired as Oklahoma’s football coach. Stoops was previously the defensive coordinator at Florida. Dec. 1, 2000: The Sooners beat Kansas State 27-24 to win their first Big 12 championship under Stoops. OU won 10 ...

NORMAN, Okla. -- Bob Stoops had another point to make regarding the SEC's presumed dominance. But he toned it down. At least for a day. Oklahoma's coach knew questions about his vocal disdain for the Southeastern Conference's perceived superiority were ...