The Oklahoma Sooners could still use some help on their roster, offense, and defense, even though some of their biggest holes have been filled through the transfer portal. They need depth, and they could even use some starters in some positions.
And So, it’s expected for them to still try and add some bigger names to their roster. One of the guys they are hosting is a pretty big name and a former five-star out of high school, and he’s already played in the SEC before, so it’s not like they would be getting another guy from Kennesaw State, respectfully.
Sooners visit with Denver Harris
Denver Harris, previously a defensive back for LSU, has experienced a remarkable yet challenging path in college football. From Houston, Texas, Harris excelled at North Shore Senior High School, guiding his team to a state championship in the highest division in Texas.
His high school achievements included being named a first-team MaxPreps Junior All-American and the District 21-6A Defensive Player of the Year, setting lofty expectations for his college career.
Starting at Texas A&M in 2022, Harris played in five games as a freshman, making 14 tackles and breaking up three passes, but his season ended early due to suspensions related to off-field behavior. Looking for a new beginning, he transferred to LSU for the 2023 season.
There, he participated in five games, starting three, with seven tackles and two pass breakups. However, similar disciplinary problems persisted, causing him to step away from the team periodically. Eventually, Harris re-entered the transfer portal and joined UTSA for the 2024 season.
Now, he is looking for a home for 2025, and the Sooners are hosting him for a visit. He could be a huge help for the Sooners in 2025.