Tom Green
Journalist at 247Sports
No, not that Tom Green. Oklahoma for @247Sports/@CBSsports. Past: @aldotcom. @UFjschool grad. Miamian. Here for the good dogs and bad puns. My father's son.
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1 week ago |
247sports.com | Tom Green
Brent Venables understands an unescapable truth about succeeding in this age of college football, and it's something Oklahoma lacked throughout last year's disappointing 6-7 campaign. For all the areas the Sooners' offense struggled last season — an inconsistent offensive line, a decimated receiving corps, a midyear coordinator change — a lack of top-tier quarterback play did OU no favors against one of the nation's most difficult schedules.
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1 month ago |
247sports.com | Tom Green
NORMAN — Three days after landing a commitment from Alabama transfer Derrion Reid, Oklahoma has officially signed the former five-star prospect and McDonald's All-American. The Sooners announced Thursday that they have signed Reid, a 6-foot-8, 220-pound forward who spent his freshman season with the Crimson Tide.
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1 month ago |
247sports.com | Tom Green
In landing St. Joseph's guard Xzayvier Brown, Oklahoma is adding a dynamic scorer and facilitator to partner with Miami transfer Nijel Pack for the 2025-26 season. VIPNORMAN — When Xzayvier Brown hit the transfer portal early last week, he did so with a "do not contact" tag on his entry. That typically signals that a player already knows where he's going to end up.
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1 month ago |
247sports.com | Tom Green
NORMAN — No one at Oklahoma was blindsided when Jeremiah Fears declared for the NBA Draft last week. It was a move long expected within the program — with one source telling Sooners Illustrated ahead of the NCAA Tournament that Fears had "nothing more to prove" in terms of his NBA prospects — while Fears and his family kept the Sooners informed throughout the talented point guard's decision-making process.
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2 months ago |
247sports.com | Tom Green
RALEIGH, North Carolina — Porter Moser was still processing the end of Oklahoma's season when he briefly met with a contingent of local media in the back corridors of Lenovo Arena. Oklahoma had just fallen to two-time defending champion UConn, 67-59, in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament, and the clock was inching toward 1 a.m. in Raleigh as the Sooners prepared to board their team bus.
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