The Oklahoma State Cowboys knew exactly what to expect following a disappointing 3-9 football season. The Pokes expected to see a large number of players hit the transfer portal and they needed a way to stop the bleeding.

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,

The Oklahoma Sooners added another weapon to the offense, earning a commitment from transfer portal tight end Carson Kent. Kent comes to the Sooners after spending three seasons with Kennesaw State. In 2024,

The Cowboys had no choice this offseason, but they might be ready to build through the portal for years to come.

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The Oklahoma Sooners have been active reloading the offensive side of the ball in the transfer portal. On Wednesday, they added John Mateer, the top quarterback in the transfer portal, along with Javonnie Gibson and Keontez Lewis, a pair of high-upside wide receivers.

Another Oklahoma quarterback has entered the transfer portal. Redshirt freshman Steele Wasel, a preferred walk-on from Choctaw, has decided to leave OU after one season in Norman. Sooners On SI has confirmed 247 Sports' earlier report.

Lewis joins a wide receiver group that includes a returning Deion Burks and Jayden Gibson and a group of talented former four-star prospects Zion Kearney, Zion Ragins, and Ivan Carreon, walk-on standout Jacob Jordan, as well as true freshmen Elijah Thomas and Emmanuel Choice.

The Oklahoma Sooners needed another quarterback to finish out their room. They lost almost every quarterback besides Michael Hawkins, who at one point was running practice with the ones, twos, and threes because he was the only one at practice.

The Sooners have added versatile Derek Simmons, a three-year starter at Western Carolina and Abilene Christian.

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