Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables has emerged as the top candidate for Oklahoma's head coach opening and the two schools will look to finalize a deal, according to Sports Illustrated's Ross Dellenger.
ESPN's Chris Low, who was first to report the interest, noted the deal could be completed as soon as Sunday.
Venables, 50, would replace Lincoln Riley, who left the school last week to become the head coach at USC.
Venables has been with Clemson since the 2012 season, helping the Tigers to four national championship game berths and two titles.