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BREAKING — CBS Sports reports that Oklahoma has signed Brent Venables to a six-year contract extension, securing the head coach after his first College Football Playoff appearance with the program. The move signals institutional confidence in a leader tasked with rebuilding the Sooners into consistent championship contenders, particularly as the program sets its sights on returning to the CFP during the 2026 season. Venables arrived with defensive pedigree and now faces the broader challenge of stabilizing a brand-name program through conference transition and elevated expectations.
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