The University of Oklahoma football community and the many friends who knew him are mourning the unexpected passing of Greg DeQuasie, a former defensive back for the Oklahoma Sooners and a beloved member of the Midwest City Bomber family.
Greg passed away on March 1, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of athletic dedication, personal integrity, and deep friendships that spanned years.
Born and raised in Oklahoma, Greg’s passion for football emerged in his youth, where he developed both his athletic talents and his commitment to teamwork and community.
He excelled on the field as a defensive back, earning a place with the celebrated Oklahoma Sooners football program.
While not always in the national spotlight, his presence in the secondary was marked by discipline, hard work, and a fierce competitive spirit that teammates and coaches admired.
Greg’s time with the Sooners was more than just athletic performance. Those who played alongside him remember a young man who brought focus and positivity to every practice and game.
He became known not only for his contributions on the field, but also for his role in mentoring younger players, his willingness to embrace challenges, and his steadfast work ethic.
To his teammates, he was a reliable presence, someone who showed up not just to play, but to uplift the people around him.
Off the field, Greg was described as a person of genuine kindness and humility. Friends and supporters remember him as approachable and warm‑hearted, always ready with encouragement and support whether in the locker room, at a community event, or during quiet moments off the field.
His character struck many as defined by integrity and quiet strength, qualities that helped forge lasting bonds throughout his life.
News of Greg’s passing has prompted an outpouring of condolences from across the Oklahoma football family, Midwest City High School alumni networks, and community groups.
Memories shared on social media, including remarks from former Bomber classmates and Sooners teammates, reflect the impact he had on those around him, teammates, coaches, friends, and fans alike. Many expressed deep sadness at his loss, celebrating the joy, passion, and camaraderie he brought to their lives.
In addition to his athletic accomplishments, Greg was remembered for his connection to his community. Classmates from the Midwest City Bomber alumni network shared heartfelt tributes, recalling his loyalty, friendship, and the pride he took in representing his school and city.
His family has asked for privacy during this difficult time as they make arrangements and remember the life he lived.
A memorial service is planned to honor his life and legacy. Friends and family will gather on Monday, March 9, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. at Choctaw Road Baptist Church, located at 14971 East Reno in Choctaw, Oklahoma, to celebrate his life, share memories, and support one another in shared loss.
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