University of Oklahoma Athletics

Football

Caleb King-Kelly
Caleb King-Kelly
  • Title:
    Director of SOUL Mission
Caleb King-Kelly, originally from Fresno, California, was a standout linebacker for The University of Oklahoma from 2016 to 2021. Recruited by legendary head coach Bob Stoops, King-Kelly played a key role in five Big 12 Championship victories, three College Football Playoff appearances, and wins in the Sugar Bowl, Cotton Bowl, and Alamo Bowl.

Throughout his time at OU, King-Kelly distinguished himself both on and off the field. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, a Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership, and a Master of Business Administration. He was also named to the 2021 Academic All-Big 12 First Team.

In 2022, King-Kelly transitioned into a leadership role off the field as a director for the SOUL Mission, a program dedicated to the holistic development of student-athletes. In 2025, he was promoted to Senior Director, further expanding his impact on the lives of OU football players. Having competed at OU prior to the creation of SOUL Mission, King-Kelly brings valuable insight and a deep commitment to ensuring players are equipped with the tools, mindset, and support to succeed in all areas of life.

King-Kelly is a devoted husband to his wife, Larsyn, and together they are raising two sons, Swayde and Harley. His experiences as both a player and a mentor fuel his passion for developing the next generation of leaders through faith, education, and personal growth.