My name is Camren Gibson, and I have played quarterback for over 13 years while also competing in track during the offseason. As a dual-threat quarterback, I have learned and adapted to multiple offensive systems throughout high school, transitioning from a wing-T background into a more pro-style/ spread offense. My journey has included overcoming many forms of adversity, including a broken arm as a freshman and an ACL tear during my junior year playoff game. I returned from my ACL injury in just seven months while balancing early morning lifts, daily rehab, and learning a new offensive system (3rd OC in three years). Although my senior season did not unfold the way I envisioned it would, I continued to lead and stay prepared. Those experiences taught me how to respond to challenges with maturity and perseverance. Finally, my goal is to work as a student coach/assistant for the team in any capacity. 

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During my first year at the University of Oklahoma (25-26), I maintained a 4.0 GPA while pursuing a degree in Sports Business through the Michael F. Price College of Business. The program is unique because it is the only sports business degree offered by a business school within both the Big 12 and SEC. Studying sports business has given me insight into the management, operations, and front-office side of athletics. My academic experience has reinforced my passion for football and expanded my understanding of what it takes to create successful athletic programs and organizations like Oklahoma Football.

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While my studies have strengthened my understanding of the business side of sports, my background as a quarterback has given me extensive knowledge of the offensive side of football as well. Having played the position for over 13 years in multiple offensive systems, I have developed strong leadership and excellent decision-making skills both on and off the field. Learning different offenses and adapting to new coaching staffs throughout my career has helped me see the game from multiple perspectives while continuing to grow as both a player and student of the game.