The Oklahoma Sooners lost seven wide receivers to the transfer portal in the offseason, and it's been a slow but steady rebuild in that room with additions from the portal. Oklahoma landed wide receiver transfer number four on Tuesday,

The Oklahoma Sooners have dramatically turned over their wide receiver room this offseason. With several departures, the Sooners added Jovannie Gibson, Keontez Lewis, Isaiah Sategna, and have earned a commitment from their fourth wide receiver out of the transfer portal.

The Oklahoma Sooners made a splash via the transfer portal when they added former Washington State quarterback and the top player in this year’s portal class, John Mateer. But the Sooners weren’t done at quarterback, adding Western Carolina signal caller Cole Gonzales.

The Oklahoma Sooners 2024 season came to a close with their Armed Forces Bowl loss to the Navy Midshipmen. This offseason, the Sooners have seen a number of players leave the program via the transfer portal.

Mateer ranked at the top of the list of best quarterbacks in the transfer portal, according to USA TODAY Sports’ Paul Myerberg. Ten QBs were ranked by Myerberg, including players who have already found new schools.

On the final day before the transfer portal closes, Oklahoma has lost another linebacker. Lewis Carter, a sophomore from Tampa, FL, has announced his intention to leave, according to a Twitter post from On3’s Hayes Fawcett.

Former Nebraska wide receiver Isaiah Neyor entered the transfer portal last week. This was reported by multiple media outlets. Neyor came to the Nebraska last off-season, arriving from the Texas Longhorns.