Oklahoma Sooners baseball head coach Skip Johnson has agreed to a new six-year contract, according to sources cited by The Oklahoman. The deal keeps Johnson at the helm of the program through the 2032 season.
Johnson, who has led the Sooners since 2018, has guided the team to multiple NCAA tournament appearances and a College World Series berth in 2022. The contract extension reflects the university's confidence in his leadership and the program's trajectory.
Details of the financial terms were not immediately disclosed. The announcement comes as the Sooners prepare for the upcoming 2027 season.
