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Oklahoma Sooners now have a little bit of competition when it comes to landing one of the best players in the portal


Published on 2024-12-17 15:05:34 - Yardbarker
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  • The Oklahoma Sooners are on the brink of landing their biggest transfer portal player, a guy that they desperately need. John Mateer, the best quarterback in this portal class, has a connection with the Sooners' newest offensive coordinator,

The article from Yardbarker discusses the recruitment battle for Walter Nolen, a highly sought-after defensive lineman in the transfer portal. Originally from Powell, Tennessee, Nolen was a top recruit coming out of high school and has now entered the transfer portal after playing for Texas A&M. Oklahoma Sooners, who have been actively pursuing Nolen, now face competition from Oregon, Michigan, and Texas. These schools are all vying for his commitment, with Oregon and Michigan having recently made strong pitches. Nolen's decision is anticipated to be influenced by his visits to these campuses, with Oregon currently holding a slight edge due to their recent visit. His potential transfer is significant as he could bolster any team's defensive line, given his impressive physical attributes and performance stats from his time at Texas A&M.

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