Oklahoma Sooners' Transfer Trio: Isaacs, Gak, Rooths

0:00On May 1st Oklahoma Sooner's coach, Porter Moser, is building a squad ready to compete, snagging four key additions through the transfer portal and NBA. G-League as May kicks off. Three transfers and one pro-level big man are set to fill major roles next season, plugging holes left by departing players like Nigel Pack. Leading the pack is Texas A&M transfer. Pop Isaacs, a 6-foot-2 guard who averaged 9.8 points last year, hitting nearly 40. Percent from deep. He flashed big numbers at Creighton and Texas Tech before injuries, and sources say the Sooners see him stepping into a starring backwards bot, alongside Xavier Brown, bringing scoring punch. Meanwhile, they grab 6-foot-11 Aussie center, a Kolda Gok, from the Wizard's G-League team, where he posted 7.8 points and four. Rebounds. Program insiders expect around 12 points and 7 boards from him, praising his mobility, lob threat, and rim protection family ties to a former.

1:00Sooner, don't hurt either. Reactions inside the program hype up Louisville's 6-foot-10 Connie Ruse, as a high upside-wing with starter potential at the 4, despite modest. 5.3 point averages. His size and perimeter skills can mirror breakout pass of pass recruits, while Utah Valley's 6-foot-6 Tyler Hendrix slots in as a 3-in-D. Shooter off the bench, upgrading from Jadon Jones, with 44.8% from 3. These moves position Oklahoma for a strong bounce back, banking on unlocked potential from scorers, shooters, and a mobile front court to push deeper. Into March madness.