The Oklahoma Sooners appear to be signing one of the best receiving classes in recent history. With the influx of talent, the program suffered a bit of a set back as A.D. Miller announced the intention to transfer. Entering his name in the NCAA Transfer Portal as reported by Brandon Drumm of OU Insider makes the news official.
Oklahoma’s starting offense pretty much did what they were expected to Saturday night against Louisiana-Monroe. The Sooners produced 59 points and 640 yards of total offense. Again, it’s what they were supposed to do and you really can’t fault them for doing so against a defense that was out of their league in more ways than one.
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