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OU Hires GM, Lands Transfer; Boosting Women's Hoops

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Oklahoma Sooners make history with Jared Boyd as first GM for womens basketball, bringing a wealth of college hoops ops experience to focus on roster building, player acquisition, and more. Meanwhile, they secure a transfer commit from Isimenme Ozzy-Momodu, a six-foot-three forward from London, to bolster their frontcourt.

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OU Hires GM, Lands Transfer; Boosting Women's Hoops

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On April 23rd, Oklahoma Sooners just made history by hiring Jared Boyd as the first general manager for their Women's Basketball program. Announced Thursday by Athletics Director Roger Denny and head coach Jenny Baronsick, Boyd steps in after one season as GM at Texas Tech and Five. Years as Chief of Staff There He packs over a decade of college hoops ops experience, including time as Director of Operations at UT Arlington since 2018. With a bachelor's from West Texas A&M in 2012 and a master's from Texas Tech in 2015, he's handled everything from logistics to scouting and staff support. This move amps up OU's front office with focus on roster building, player acquisition, NIL strategies, recruiting ops, retention and compliance. Boyd aligns perfectly with Baronsick's vision to elevate the program's personnel game and a shifting landscape. Meanwhile, the good news doubled up with a transfer portal commit from Icy Menme, Ozzy

Momadou, a six foot three red shirt junior forward from London. Playing in Maryland last season, she averaged eight points, six point four rebounds, shot over 57% from the field and 31 games with 21 starts, plus one. Block a game in four double doubles. Her pain presence fills the void left by Reagan Beers a center, bringing international grit and reliability to Sooner's front court as they gear up. 4. The Next Run

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