OU men's basketball lands High Point's Duke Miles via transfer portal

NORMAN — Porter Moser secured his fourth commitment out of the transfer portal on Friday.

High Point transfer guard Duke Miles announced his commitment to OU over Auburn on Friday. At 6-foot-3, Miles averaged 17.5 points per game last season and was named to the All-Big South First Team.

Miles spent three seasons at Troy before transferring to High Point. The Montgomery, Alabama, native visited the Sooners on Thursday.

In addition to Miles, OU has landed DePaul's Kobe Elvis, Fairfield's Brycen Goodine and Long Beach State's Jadon Jones out of the transfer portal.

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Miles' commitment comes two days after freshman guard Kaden Cooper shockingly announced his intention to enter the portal. Moser has lost Otega Oweh (Kentucky), Milos Uzan (Houston), John Hugley IV (Xavier) and Javian McCollum (Georgia Tech).

Seniors Le'Tre Darthard, Maks Klanjseck and Rivaldo Soares are all out of eligibility. Sam Godwin has an extra year of eligibility remaining due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

While the amount of NIL dollars a program has to use in the portal is a difficult thing to measure in college sports, Moser offered a glimpse into the Sooners' situation following the season, saying "we made a huge jump."

With Miles' commitment, Moser is one step further into completing a rebuild of OU's roster. There are still two open roster spots and while Jalon Moore declared for the NBA Draft, he can still return.

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