After back-to-back three victories, the Oklahoma Sooners lost their first game this season last weekend. Their offense has problems that go beyond the quarterback. Tennessee defeated the Oklahoma Sooners 25-15. Brent Venables and his team need to work on their inconsistent passing. Sooners will face the Auburn Tigers this Saturday. So far, the Tigers have played four games and could only win two of them. Last week, they lost to Arkansas. Wide receiver KeAndre Lambert-Smith caught two touchdown passes, but they couldn’t prevail in their SEC opener. Hugh Freeze and his team need to buckle up if they want to keep their playoff dreams alive. Fans can enjoy the live action at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Those who cannot visit the stadium can enjoy the match back home on broadcast channel ABC.

The experienced commentary team of Joseph William, Jordan Rodgers, and Katie George will cover the Week 5 game of the Oklahoma Sooners vs. Auburn Tigers. Williams is an American sportscaster for ABC, ESPN, and WWE. His experience is going to bring lots of insights and will help fans to watch the game with a new perspective. He also leads ESPN’s world championship fight broadcast and serves as a blow-by-blow broadcaster for Top Ranking Boxing on ESPN.

Jordan Edward Rodgers will join William in the booth. He is currently serving as a sportscaster for ABC, ESPN, and WWE. He also led the broadcaster for Top Rank Boxing on ESPN and provided play-by-play commentary for championship fights. Edward also serves as a play-by-play announcer for the show Holey Moley on ABC and works alongside comedians Rob Riggle and Stephen Curry. He has also been covering football for ESPN and ABC; his game knowledge will add more insights on Saturday.

Katie George’s voice will add emotions and make the game more lively. Katie is also an American sportscaster who is currently working with the ACC Network and ESPN. She loves volleyball, and prior to her broadcasting career, she earned a three-time all-conference selection in volleyball at the University of Louisville. She has also earned the crown of Miss Kentucky USA in 2015.

Michael Hawkins Jr. is set to start for Oklahoma in week 5

After the major quarterback situation, Oklahoma’s head coach Brent Venables finally decided to go with Michael Hawkins Jr. as their starting quarterback this weekend. He made the announcement on Monday night and confirmed that Hawkins will take over Jackson Arnold, who started the first four games of the season.

ESPN reported Venables’s statement, “Mike will have his opportunity to run out there and be our guy and see where we’re at and try to give us a kick start.” Hawkins has a golden opportunity to outshine and show his HC and teammates his real potential. Last week, when the Oklahoma Sooners were struggling in the second quarter over Arnold, Hawkins stepped in. He finished the game with 7 out of 16 attempts for 54 yards, along with two lost fumbles and an interception.

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The 6-foot-1-inch player is a true freshman from Frisco, Texas. So far, he has completed 11 out of 18 passes for 132 total yards and recorded a touchdown. He additionally rushed for 22 yards. The Oklahoma Sooners’ offense needed him because of his ability to scramble and because of the speed and agility he brings to the team.

Venables complimented Hawkins and mentioned, “He’s a tremendous athlete. There were several times there where we had edge pressure that we didn’t block, but he got outside of it. So he has some playmaking ability, and he can hurt you with his legs.” HC’s comment reflects the amount of trust he holds in the young talent. Let’s see how Hawkins’s performance on Saturday will help the Sooners bounce back stronger.