Oklahoma defensive lineman David Stone has withdrawn his name from the transfer portal, first reported by Pete Nakos of On3 sports.
Sooner Nation after taking the necessary time & examining my options… I have removed my name from the portal & will be furthering my education & career at 🅾️U!! Sooner Born…Sooner Bred… & when I die I’ll be Sooner dead!! #BoomerSooner pic.twitter.com/dTBdzXWFu6
— David “Stoney” Stone Jr. (@iamdavidstonejr) April 21, 2025
Oklahoma wasn't going to let David Stone leave the program without trying to find a way to keep the defensive lineman. Said earlier this afternoon that I wasn't going to rule OU out until he landed somewhere else. https://t.co/Uo2VAIVIIH
— Pete Nakos (@PeteNakos_) April 20, 2025
The Oklahoma native was expected to make a jump in 2025 and spoke highly of his experience through the winter and spring practices, but surprisingly entered the portal two days ago.
Now, Stone will return to the unit with his high school teammate freshman Jayden Jackson and seniors Gracen Halton and Damonic Williams. The depth at defensive lineman provides a boost to OU's defense which will continue to face productive SEC offenses.
The ability to retain Stone points to the effectiveness of the coaching staff and the relationships they've built with him, namely Todd Bates, who is currently the co-defensive coordinator and defensive tackle coach.
Choosing a university to attend is one of biggest decisions you’ll ever make. Fans love this game…but many never experience the pain or challenges that players go through especially in this new era of college football. Love for somebody comes out as hate when you are hurt &… pic.twitter.com/yLM8wrV0w3
— Todd Bates (@CoachToddBates) April 21, 2025
General manager Jim Nagy also could have contributed to Stone's decision, as Nagy is tasked with roster management and "implementing a progressive new structure uniquely tailored to meet the most current challenges in college football," according to the press release announcing Nagy's hiring in February.
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— Jim Nagy (@JimNagy_Sooners) April 20, 2025