Mateer has been in the spotlight plenty this offseason, as one of the projected top-tier quarterbacks in America this year. He was chosen to represent the Sooners at SEC Media Days and is already one of the trusted leaders in the locker room, despite only being on campus for a few months.

The Sooners' new quarterback has demanded high standards from Oklahoma's offense since arriving in Norman this past winter.

It’s been almost a week since reports surfaced that Oklahoma starting quarterback John Mateer may have been caught gambling via his Venmo account, something he denied earlier this week.

ESPN insider Pete Thamel doesn't expect the Oklahoma quarterback to face any disciplinary action over his Venmo transactions.