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Name: Kip Lewis 
College: Oklahoma      Number: 10
School Bio/Stats Link: HERE
Height: 6-1   Weight: 227
Position:  Pos2: ILB
Class/Draft Year: rJr/2027

40 Low: 4.50
   40 Time: 4.58
  40 High: 4.65

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 Data Scout Notes: X-Future 4-7/+12 LBs for 25/Def TL in 25/13GP-65TT-2INT in 24/12GP-59TT in 23 2024: NAC...2023: HMC/HMC-DRoY...2022: NAC

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 Kip Lewis, Oklahoma, Player News

  11/15/25 - OLB Kip LewisrJr/2027, Oklahoma, 6-1, 227 (DS#9 OLB) + More +

  Oklahoma's playmaking defense traveled great again Saturday, this time coming up with 17 points off three turnovers to shovel more chaos into the Southeastern Conference and the College Football Playoff pictures with a 23-21 upset of Alabama. The 11th-ranked Sooners (8-2, 4-2 SEC, No. 11 CFP) backed up their win two weeks ago at Tennessee with an even bigger shocker - this time taking down the fourth-ranked Crimson Tide (8-2, 6-1, No. 4 CFP). Eli Bowen returned an interception 87 yards for a touchdown, Kip Lewis had two sacks and OU snapped 'Bama's 17-game home winning streak while handing its second-year coach, Kalen DeBoer, his first loss at Bryant-Denny Stadium. It probably won't be a fatal blow for Alabama, but now the Tide face a must-win in two weeks against archrival Auburn in the Iron Bowl. And Suddenly, OU's 23-6 loss to its own rival, Texas, feels like a lot longer than four weeks ago. The Sooners were a bubble team in last week's CFP rankings but with this win, they feel like a playoff lock if they can take care of business at home against Missouri and LSU.

The Crimson Tide had a chance late, but Ty Simpson's fourth-down pass to Ryan Williams fell incomplete. The Sooners ran out the clock from there, setting off a raucous celebration by their visiting fans. Oklahoma - a 6-point underdog, according to Sportsbook - managed just 212 yards of offense but had an interception and recovered two fumbles. Oklahoma held Alabama to 57 yards over its last four drives, which proved to be the difference. Quarterback John Mateer managed 161 total yards - 138 passing - and scored on the ground to lead Oklahoma's offense. Simpson threw for 326 yards, with a touchdown to tight end Josh Cuevas and an interception. Daniel Hill scored twice for the Tide. Alabama's plus-10 turnover margin entering Saturday was fourth-best nationally and best in the SEC. But that didn't matter to Oklahoma, which also had three takeaways in a victory at Tennessee last week. Oklahoma has six takeaways in two games after getting just four in its previous seven. And the Sooners have scored 37 points off those turnovers. Despite dominating in nearly every category, a series of errors by Alabama proved decisive. In addition to the turnovers, Alabama missed a 36-yard field goal and allowed a 46-yard punt return that set up Oklahoma's first score. - Oklahoma/AP College Football


(DS#9 OLB) rJr/2027 OLB Kip LewisOklahoma
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