The Oklahoma football community is mourning the loss of Greg DeQuasie, a former defensive back for the Oklahoma Sooners football. His passing has prompted an outpouring of tributes from former teammates, coaches and supporters across the state. DeQuasie proudly represented the University of Oklahoma during his collegiate career, earning respect within one of college football’s most competitive programmes. While the specific circumstances surrounding his death have not been publicly released, his passing has been confirmed by members of the Oklahoma football community. In accordance with the wishes of his family, personal and medical details remain private.
A valued member of the defensive unit, DeQuasie secured his role through discipline, preparation and sustained commitment. Though not always in the spotlight on game days, he was widely regarded as dependable and detail-oriented, demonstrating a strong understanding of defensive responsibilities. Teammates often noted his steady presence and willingness to mentor younger players adjusting to the demands of Division I athletics.
Coaches have remembered him as accountable and focused, both on the field and in academic settings. His time in Norman fostered lasting relationships with teammates, trainers and staff — bonds that endured well beyond his playing years. Beyond football, DeQuasie was known for humility and integrity. Friends describe him as thoughtful and supportive, someone who carried himself with quiet confidence and genuine concern for others. His character, they say, reflected the broader values associated with Oklahoma’s football tradition.
As condolences continue to be shared, Greg DeQuasie is being remembered not only as a dedicated athlete, but as a loyal teammate and proud representative of the Sooners. His legacy lives on in the memories of those who played alongside him and in the community he helped strengthen.
