Porter Moser

Oklahoma coach Porter Moser has hired former Notre Dame assistant Ryan Humphrey as an assistant coach, he announced on Friday. The Athletic’s Matt Fortuna initially reported the news on Thursday. Humphrey spent the last six years coaching the Irish under head coach Mike Brey. He served as the Director...

NORMAN, Okla. — Porter Moser's coaching staff is complete. He has hired Ryan Humphrey away from Notre Dame to fill the final vacancy, it was announced Friday afternoon. A player on the Sooners' 1998 and 1999 teams, Humphrey concluded his career at Notre Dame and has coached there for the past six seasons. Immediately, the Fighting Irish felt his impact upon arrival in 2016, as forward Bonzie Colson earned All-America honors. Under Humphrey's direction, Colson averaged a double-double and set career marks for scoring, rebounding and blocked shots during that 2016-17 campaign.

Oklahoma coach Porter Moser hired Tad Glibert to become the director of operations Tuesday afternoon. "I am excited and honored to be at such a high-level university and learn under one of the best coaches in the country," Glibert said in a statement. "The culture that coach Moser continues to build here is special. I look forward to working with a great staff and helping our program achieve a standard of excellence on and off the court."

Oklahoma coach Porter Moser announced the signing of Missouri transfer forward Yaya Keita Friday. Keita, a three-star recruit and the No. 6 ranked prospect from Missouri in the 2021 recruiting class according to 247Sports’ Composite rankings, averaged just over one point and one rebound a contest, and shot 33.3 percent from the field for the Tigers last season.

Johnson said being part of the OU coaching family and feeling support from others throughout the athletic department is part of OU's "family environment."

The Sooners got a verbal pledge from forward Jacolb Cole on Saturday.

Oklahoma landed a commitment from 2023 four-star small forward Jacolb Cole he announced via Twitter on Saturday. Cole is the No. 4 ranked recruit in the state of Missouri and the No. 15 ranked small forward in the country according to the 247Sports Composite rankings. The Bellaire, Texas native, who will play his senior season at Link Academy in Branson, chose the Sooners over Nebraska, Georgia, Houston and LSU.