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John Mateer

John Mateer

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Oct 26, 2026

JPPANELIST
26:15
So, but he got Oklahoma this week.
Will ComptonHOST
26:18
I was going to say, you know, John Mateer got good this past week.
Will ComptonHOST
26:22
He woke up in the middle of the night.
Will ComptonHOST
26:24
Forgive yourself, man.

49 MINS LATER

Will ComptonHOST
75:53
And like you said, say Oklahoma just goes on a run.
Taylor LewanHOST
75:56
You have.
Taylor LewanHOST
75:56
John Mateer forgave himself.
Taylor LewanHOST
75:57
We brought it up five times in this podcast.
Andy StaplesHOST
70:33
Not significantly better, but better.
Andy StaplesHOST
70:36
Protects John Mateer fairly well.
Andy StaplesHOST
70:40
John Mateer does not have a great stat line.
Andy StaplesHOST
70:42
He averages 5.8 yards per attempt, but he doesn't throw an interception.
Andy StaplesHOST
70:46
And Oklahoma wins 26-7.
Andy StaplesHOST
72:47
I don't see Oklahoma running for four or five yards a carry against this team.
Ari WassermanHOST
72:51
I don't.
Andy StaplesHOST
72:51
Which means John Mateer is going to have to beat him with his arm, which means Dylan Stewart is going to be coming after him.
Jonathan Von TobelHOST
33:58
No, I don't think Oklahoma's figured it out.
Jonathan Von TobelHOST
33:59
John Mateer asked for
Stormy BuonantonyHOST
34:00
forgiveness, and it's changed.
Stormy BuonantonyHOST
34:02
From who?
Jonathan Von TobelHOST
34:03
I mean, I guess we deserve to forgive him, considering we watched here.
Jonathan Von TobelHOST
34:06
I actually really like John Mateer.
Jonathan Von TobelHOST
34:08
I mean, he's probably fine as a person, but football-wise, it's just not been good.
Jonathan Von TobelHOST
34:12
And then, of course, when Kamaru Taylor got knocked out of that game, if I remember correctly, so it just got really ugly really quick for Mississippi State.
Michael BrattonHOST
40:18
They win-loss, win-loss all season long.
Michael BrattonHOST
40:21
But if they have this type of offensive performance, which they were able to run the ball, John Mateer didn't make any critical mistakes.
Michael BrattonHOST
40:30
I know the final score, 23-15, looks like it was a ball game.
Michael BrattonHOST
40:33
Oklahoma dominated this game.
Nick RoushGUEST
41:57
It sucks for Mississippi State because doesn't it feel like their last year's Oklahoma in a sense? I know Oklahoma had the defense and they rebound.
Nick RoushGUEST
42:04
But, you know, Mateer was the September Heisman a year ago.
Nick RoushGUEST
42:07
I know somebody pulled up the 1-3 graphic from then where it was the Heisman straw poll and John Mateer was number one.
Nick RoushGUEST
42:14
But that was – I mean, that was Kamario Taylor.
John WhitsonHOST
9:18
You know, some quarterbacks look lost.
John WhitsonHOST
9:20
John Mateer can look lost.
John WhitsonHOST
9:23
He never looked
Kevin MillerHOST
9:24
scared or he never looked confused.
John WhitsonHOST
13:05
Um, But again, back to Arch.
John WhitsonHOST
13:08
Yes, he had drops.
John WhitsonHOST
13:10
We're going to talk about drops with Mateer as well.
John WhitsonHOST
13:13
And that Rocky Beers drop in the end zone of what that could have looked like.
Brandon DrummHOST
21:14
You have that opportunity to do that.
Brandon DrummHOST
21:18
Mateer has to continue to play with that mindset of, I'm going to take care of the ball.
Brandon DrummHOST
21:25
I'm not going to force that.
Brandon DrummHOST
21:27
If Hatton or Blalock or Vaughn is standing right across the line of scrimmage and the backer is three yards behind them, I'm going to dink it to them and let them try to make a play on that linebacker one-on-one.
Travis DavidsonHOST
23:27
Yeah.
Travis DavidsonHOST
23:29
But I think when it comes to kind of, again, the plan when I discuss it, just a conservative game plan, you can still make plays out of it.
Travis DavidsonHOST
23:38
And John Mateer multiple times made plays in a conservative game plan, especially in the RPO.
Travis DavidsonHOST
23:44
When he'd hand it off, pull it, and throw it.
Wil GunterHOST
49:32
Oklahoma goes to Mississippi State.
Wil GunterHOST
49:34
The thing about that game is that John Mateer throws for 283 yards and looked like a quarterback for the first time in about a year and a half.
Wil GunterHOST
49:41
Scare you for this coming weekend, or was that just Mississippi State's in complete disarray? You mentioned Taylor goes down.
Wil GunterHOST
49:49
Bothwell only had 111 yards.
Patrick PerretHOST
49:54
It's so different when Taylor goes down.
Patrick PerretHOST
49:56
It just changes the whole game flow.
Patrick PerretHOST
49:58
I don't think John Mateer suddenly got good because he beat Texas and has some confidence now.
Patrick PerretHOST
50:03
I just think that Mississippi State had to play more aggressive because they knew that the defense was going to have to get the ball back, probably give them short fields without Camario, and their offense just was anemic.
Jonathan Von TobelHOST
34:43
No, I don't think Oklahoma's figured it out.
Jonathan Von TobelHOST
34:45
John Mateer asked for
Stormy BuonantonyHOST
34:46
forgiveness, and it's changed.
Stormy BuonantonyHOST
34:48
From who?
ReedHOST
60:44
That's
BradyAUDIENCE
60:44
how we got John Mateer last year in the playoff game.
BradyAUDIENCE
60:47
That one was a little bit different.
BradyAUDIENCE
60:50
It was just Dave Brown.
ScissorhandsAUDIENCE
36:02
You know, that's a part of the game, and injuries happen, and it's always next man up, but it's just been bad for us.
ScissorhandsAUDIENCE
36:08
I really feel like, I don't know if Lincoln Riley cursed us or something, but it just ain't right down in Norman, and then I'm like watching John Mateer, how he played this past Saturday.
ScissorhandsAUDIENCE
36:18
I'm like, man, why he can't play that all the time, you know, but Man, Paul is a damn explanation, bro.
ScissorhandsAUDIENCE
36:25
And I just wanted to call in, let you know.

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