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Another Oklahoma WR Heading to the Transfer Portal, per Report

Ivan Carreon is the latest Sooners' player to enter the transfer portal, according to a report
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Oklahoma wide receiver Ivan Carreon (82) makes a catch during the first half of the Sooners' game against the Kent State Golden Flashes at Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman, Okla., Saturday, Oct. 4, 2025.
Oklahoma wide receiver Ivan Carreon (82) makes a catch during the first half of the Sooners' game against the Kent State Golden Flashes at Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman, Okla., Saturday, Oct. 4, 2025. | NATE BILLINGS/FOR THE OKLAHOMAN / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

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NORMAN — Oklahoma has added a couple significant pieces at wide receiver so far in the transfer portal period.

But the Sooners are also losing players at the position.

Ivan Carreon became the latest Oklahoma receiver to enter the portal, according to 247Sports' Chris Hummer.

Carreon played in 22 games during his two seasons in Norman, starting one — the 2024 Armed Forces Bowl loss to Navy.

He had 12 catches for 124 yards and no touchdowns.

This season, Carreon had two catches for 35 yards. He had once reception against Auburn and then a 32-yard catch against Kent State.

Most of his career production came in that bowl start, where he had seven catches for 72 yards.

Carreon joins OU receivers Jayden Gibson, Josiah Martin, KJ Daniels and Zion Kearney in entering the portal.

Gibson has already committed to South Carolina while the others remain uncommitted.

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The Sooners have been active at the position in the portal, after having just two wide receivers with more than 21 receptions in 2025 — Isaiah Sategna and Deion Burks.

Oklahoma has already landed commitments from Virginia wide receiver Trell Harris, who had 59 catches for 847 yards and five touchdowns this season for the Cavaliers, and Texas' Parker Livingstone.

Livingstone had 29 catches for 516 yards and six touchdowns this season for the Longhorns. That included two catches for 29 yards against the Sooners.

Harris has one season of eligibility remaining while Livingstone has three.

The Sooners have also added tight ends Hayden Hansen from Florida and Rocky Beers from Colorado State in the portal, as they work to beef up the options in the passing game for quarterback John Mateer.

Hansen had 30 catches for 254 yards and two touchdowns for the Gators while Beers had 31 catches for 388 yards and seven scores. Beers is the brother of OU women's basketball star Raegan Beers.

Carreon was a consensus four-star prospect out of Odessa, Texas, where he finished as Odessa High's all-time leader in receptions (192), receiving yards (3,315) and receiving touchdowns (40).

He chose the Sooners out of a group of offers that included Purdue and Texas Tech.

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Ryan Aber
RYAN ABER

Ryan Aber has been covering Oklahoma football for more than a decade continuously and since 1999 overall. Ryan was the OU beat writer for The Oklahoman from 2013-2025, covering the transition from Bob Stoops to Lincoln Riley to Brent Venables. He covered OU men's basketball's run to the Final Four in 2016 and numerous national championships for the Sooners' women's gymnastics and softball programs. Prior to taking on the Sooners beat, Ryan covered high schools, the Oklahoma City RedHawks and Oklahoma City Barons for the newspaper from 2006-13. He spent two seasons covering Arkansas football for the Morning News of Northwest Arkansas before returning to his hometown of Oklahoma City. Ryan also worked at the Southwest Times Record in Fort Smith, Arkansas, and the Muskogee Phoenix. At the Phoenix, he covered OU's national championship run in 2000. Ryan is a graduate of Putnam City North High School in Oklahoma City and Northeastern State University in Tahlequah.

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