Oklahoma has unveiled details for its first Crimson Combine, set to replace the traditional spring game. The event is scheduled for April 12 at 1 p.m.
NORMAN — The Spring Game steps aside as Oklahoma introduces the Crimson Combine.
Oklahoma has officially unveiled the format and details of its first annual Crimson Combine, set for April 12 at 1 p.m. inside Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. The event replaces the traditional spring game and marks the end of the Sooners’ fourth spring under head coach Brent Venables. This new experience is designed to be fan-focused, offering a closer look at Team 131 ahead of the 2025 season—OU’s second in the SEC.
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Event Format
The Combine will divide players into position groups—offensive and defensive linemen, linebackers, defensive backs, quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends—who will then complete a range of position-specific drills. Drills will run until 2 p.m., after which the **north end** of Owen Field will host a **”Party at the Palace”**, while an **autograph session** with players will take place on the **south end**.
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Parking and Entry
Fans should note that parking in the **Heisman, East Suite, Field House, and Monnett lots** requires a pass. All other lots, such as the **Asp Ave. Parking Facility** and **Duck Pond Lot**, will be open to the public. **Jenkins Ave.** between Lindsey St. and Brooks St. will be closed, and **no shuttle services** will be available.
**Gates 2, 7, and 12** will open at **noon** to the public, with **Gate 10** reserved for premium patrons accessing club and suite areas. Standard **clear-bag** and **metal-detector** policies will apply, and fans are allowed **one item for autographs**.
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Fan Activities & Entertainment
The **Party at the Palace** is geared toward fans of all ages, featuring **interactive inflatables**, a **Jordan Brand retail booth**, a **beer garden**, and photo ops with the **Sooner Schooner**, **Big Red Rocket**, and select team trophies.
The event will be enhanced by a **live broadcast** from the **Sooner Sports Network**, featuring **Toby Rowland**, **Teddy Lehman**, and **Gabe Ikard**. Fans will also hear commentary from **Joe Castiglione**, **Jim Nagy**, and select coaches throughout the event.
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Sooner Kids Club Combine
Starting at noon, **Sooner Kids Club** members aged 6–12 can participate in their own **combine-style drills** on Owen Field. Each participant will receive a **Sooner Kids Club Combine T-shirt** and get to line the team tunnel to high-five players entering the field.
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Autograph Session
After drills conclude at **2 p.m.**, players will sign autographs on the **south end** of the field. Fans are encouraged to move to the lower rows in that section, with **one item per person** allowed for signatures.
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The full event wraps up at **3 p.m.**, providing fans a new and interactive way to connect with their team ahead of the new season.
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