Another heartbreaking piece of news for the Sooners, who could become well-known in 2024 if Oklahoma moves up to the SEC

Another heartbreaking piece of news for the Sooners, who could become well-known in 2024 if Oklahoma moves up to the SEC.

The college football season of 2023 is almost over. Days remain until Washington and Michigan play in the College Football Playoff championship game, and Oklahoma’s season came to an end last week in San Antonio at the Alamo Bowl.

The games are nearly over. Early signing is no longer available. The winter transfer portal period is now closed; however, some college football players may still access it in the next few days.

Put another way,

It’s almost time to consider the upcoming season.

We have a good idea of the Sooners’ roster going into 2024, when the program is expected to undergo a transformation thanks to the addition of Jackson Arnold as the starting quarterback, Seth Littrell as the offensive coordinator, and the SEC as a new conference. Oklahoma is still looking to strengthen its roster with a few transfer additions this offseason.

Thus, as we approach the Sooners’ first SEC season and the calendar turns to 2024 this week, let’s look at ten Oklahoma players who we’re excited to watch and who could make waves in 2024.

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Oklahoma Sooners live tracker and transfer portal
Observing Oklahoma’s transfer portal activity in real time, from players leaving to those joining in the offseason for 2024.

The 30-day end-of-season transfer window opened on Monday, signaling the beginning of transfer portal season.

As programs navigate the transactions and roster management that come with playing college football in this day and age, there has already been a deluge of activity throughout the landscape. Naturally, Oklahoma is not an exception.

With a few players declaring their intentions to transfer before the transfer window opened on Monday, the Sooners saw the beginning of their roster turnover last week.

Since the window opened, more have emerged, the most notable of which is starting quarterback Dillon Gabriel, who has helped Oklahoma get ready to move from the Big 12 to the SEC and set the stage for the Jackson Arnold era in Norman. Oklahoma will make more decisions this offseason regarding players leaving the program and new recruits joining the competition.

As Brent Venables and his team continue to get ready for the next level of Oklahoma football, Sooners Illustrated will have you covered through it all.

We intend to update this post every time a player joins the transfer portal, leaves it, or commits to the Sooners for the 2024 season, making it your one-stop shop for information about all things Sooners-related related to the transfer portal. Additionally, we’ll include links to every article we’ve written this cycle regarding the transfer portal and its transactions.