The Oklahoma Sooners made waves last week before the opening of the transfer portal, firing former tight ends coach Joe Jon Finley. Fans had been clamoring for that move for years, and the Sooners finally caved and have decided to completely remake their tight end room.

NORMAN — OU football has been busy recruiting the transfer portal.

General manager Jim Nagy has wasted no time in his first full transfer portal cycle with the Oklahoma Sooners, as he has raked in over half a dozen transfers in just a few days of the portal officially being open.

After a flurry of portal departures that included Zion Kearney, Ivan Carreon, and Javonnie Gibson, Oklahoma has space in their wide receiver room and will be hosting wide receiver Davion Dozier on Thursday, according to Dozier's X account.

Dallas Cowboys legend Jason Witten is crossing the Red River to become Oklahoma's new tight end coach.  Witten is an 11-time Pro Bowler who played for the Cowboys from 2013-17 and returned in 2019 after a disastrous one-year stint as a "Monday Night Football" analyst.

The Oklahoma Sooners are embracing the transfer portal in general manager Jim Nagy's first full portal cycle, and are off to a blistering start as a result. They've added a whole slew of talented players from across the country at several key areas of needs.

It was one to remember at OU in 2025 with the football team making a run to the College Football Playoff and women's gymnastics winning the NCAA title.

The 1985 Oklahoma Sooners football team finished 11-1 with a win over Penn State in the Orange Bowl. This year the team celebrated 40 years.

Alabama has been the biggest winner of the College Football Playoff era. OU, meanwhile, has been the biggest loser.

The Oklahoma Sooners have been busy acquiring talent in the NCAA transfer portal. However, other teams around the country have been busy adding former OU players to their rosters as well. The latest case of this comes in a former Sooner veteran that could end up being an important loss.