Former Oklahoma Sooners weapon is hitting the transfer portal once again after having a big season in FCS

The Oklahoma Sooners have always done well with recruiting. And, before Brent Venables, Lincoln Riley was probably even better at it in Norman than what Venables has been. I mean, look at what he's doing at USC this summer.

But not all of his recruits hit. In fact, one that I think most of us thought would hit is about to transfer to his fourth school. And, that doesn't mean he's a bad player or a bad person, but that he just wasn't a fit for Oklahoma. It's more than just being a good football player that makes you a good fit for Oklahoma -- much more.

After having a huge season in FCS football, he's looking to possibly make the jump back up to the FBS level.

Former Oklahoma Sooners WR to transfer

Trejan Bridges is now a wide receiver for the University of Central Arkansas (UCA) Bears with a rollercoaster college football career. He started at Oklahoma in 2019 as a top recruit—five-star by Rivals, four-star by others—out of Hebron High School in Texas, picking the Sooners over schools like Alabama.

He played 15 games in 2019 and 2020, catching nine passes for 101 yards and two touchdowns, but struggled to lock down a role and even tried switching to safety. In 2021, he was kicked off the team after an alleged robbery incident with another player, ending his time there.