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“Only Got Hired Because John Mateer Was Coming With Him”: Fans React as Oklahoma Makes OC Decision After Meltdown vs. South Carolina
After losing 42-25 to the South Carolina Gamecocks on Saturday, the Oklahoma Sooners are virtually out of playoff contention. In what looks like a step taken to restructure the team’s offense with the program’s future in mind, the Sooners fired offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle, On3’s Pete Nakos reported on Monday. Tight ends coach Jason Witten reportedly will take over as playcaller for OU. BREAKING: Oklahoma has fired offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle, @PeteNakos reports. https://t.co/bVopE8tTem — On3 (@On3) November 2, 2026 Fans online expressed relief over the decision, while some also argued that the move was long overdue following the Sooners’ offensive struggles. “He only got hired because (John) Mateer was coming with him,” a fan wrote on X. @On3 @PeteNakos He only got hired because Mateer was coming with him. — PabloWazzu (@PabloWazzu) November 2, 2026 @On3 @PeteNakos Its honestly surprising that we hired him in the first place. — CJ (@CJ_Steff7) November 2, 2026 @On3 @PeteNakos Shoulda been done a while ago but the red river victory bought him a couple of weeks. Dreadful play calling and even worse talent management. — Barry Block (@TalkSports13) November 2, 2026 @On3 @PeteNakos HUGE win for Oklahoma today — Jared (@jaredh217) November
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Cayce to Host South Carolina Collegiate Pickleball Championship in November
The event, being organized by Southeastern Sports Management Group LLC, is being promoted as a Fall Pilot tournament and will take place at the Cayce Pickleball Complex, located at 1500 Dunbar Road in Cayce. According to the organizer's registration page, the tournament is intended for collegiate players and will feature...
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Irmo opens playoffs Friday, Dutch Fork gets a bye
The Dutch Fork and Irmo football teams are heading into the post-season on a roll. Each now seeks to jointly reach the state finals for the third consecutive year. It would be their 11th straight title game appearance for the Silver Foxes in Class 5A, while the Yellow Jackets are seeking a third consecutive trip in Class 4A.