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Junior guard Reyna Scott during the game against Texas A&M on Jan. 12.

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On Monday, March 24 the college basketball transfer portal officially opened. This year the duration of the transfer portal changed. The portal opened a week earlier than last season and will be 15 days shorter, closing on April 22.

After not losing a single player to the transfer portal last year, and bringing back 98% of its scoring, the Sooners have currently lost three players to the transfer portal.

Tuesday, April 1

On3’s Talia Goodman reported sophomore center Landry Allen has entered the portal.

The Oklahoma native from Tuttle played in 25 games as a freshman averaged 1.7 points per game, grabbed 2.0 rebounds and had 0.4 assists per game. In the 2024-25 season, Allen averaged 1.8 points, 0.9 rebound and 0.3 assists during the 21 matchups she played in.

Once committing with a new school, the 6-foor-3 center will have two years of eligibility left in her college career.

Monday, March 31

Junior guard Reyna Scott and junior forward Kierston Johnson have entered the transfer portal.

This past season, Scott averaged 4.8 points per game as well as 1.8 rebounds per game and assisted 78 shots. The New York City native had her first career start on January 26 when the Sooners defeated Georgia 86-55 and started in every game following. Due to incoming freshman guard Aaliyah Chavez, Scott was expected to lose that starting spot.

In her sophomore season, the forward averaged 5.8 points per game and played a total of 353 minutes. During the 2024-25 season, Johnson averaged 2.2 points and 2.5 rebounds per game. She was on the court for an average of 8.9 minutes each contest.

Despite losing five graduating seniors and three members to the transfer portal, Oklahoma will welcome back senior guard Payton Verhulst and junior center Raegan Beers. The Sooners will also be adding incoming freshman Aaliyah Chavez, Brooklyn Stewart and Keziah Lofton.

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