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Michael Fasusi's best friend was in the hospital, he hadn't played in almost two months, and OU Twitter was cooking up plenty of conspiracy theories.
The #Sooners' star OT showed up and killed a lot of irresponsible narratives with his play on Saturday.
https://t.co/JeN0TSyCMN
Brent Venables on #Sooners LT Michael Fasusi: "If it was up to him, he would have been back several weeks ago."
I think that says all that needs to be said.
Oklahoma OL Michael Fasusi will be a game-time decision at Mississippi State today, sources tell @On3.
He's been out with a shoulder injury since the season opener against UTEP. Has been participating in practice this week.
https://t.co/BS2yS9pePW
Aiden Choo, the 46th overall ranked player in the Class of 2028, has announced his commitment to Oklahoma.
2028 OF Aiden Choo is the latest #Oklahoma commit, their 5th top 100 player. Physical 6-1/200 pounds, fast-twitch 6.6 runner w/ big right-handed juice; slashed .429/.571/1.429 at 16u WWBA this summer. #46 player in nation. #BoomerSooner
Four-star DL Elija Harmon could have stayed home but the Oklahoma commit wanted to write his own story
The latest intel on his recruitment and how he can help the Sooners:
https://t.co/8232I7Nrsl
COMMIT: Skip is at it again. Kailua (Hi.) OF Ka'alekahi Kuhaulua is leaving the island and heading to Norman, Oklahoma. The 6-foot-2 outfielder is the No. 52 ranked high school prospect in the 2027 Draft. Explosive peaks and a 55 runner with a chance to play CF.
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The #Sooners hosted elite 2028 forward Leartist Williams Jr. for an unofficial visit last weekend. He’s ranked No. 31 in the class.
Williams plays at Saraland High School in Alabama, a school OU fans should know well. He’s a big target for Brock Morris and Oklahoma.
The 10 largest year-over-year upward movers in the NIL space, relative to where they were in the national hierarchy more than a year ago:
Cincinnati
LSU
Mississippi
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Pitt
South Carolina
Texas
Xavier
A lot of SEC money.