Former Sprayberry standout Trey Sermon transferring from Oklahoma

Former Sprayberry running back Trey Sermon, who scored 13 touchdowns two seasons ago at Oklahoma, says he has entered the NCAA transfer portal.

The 6-foot, 221-pound Sermon said in a tweet that he was entering the portal as a graduate transfer, which would mean he’d be eligible to play at another school immediately.

Sermon ran for 744 yards as a freshman in 2017 and 947 as a sophomore. He carried the ball twice for 34 yards, one a 31-yarder, against Georgia in the Rose Bowl.

But Sermon played less in 2019 and suffered a knee injury and finished with just 54 carries for 385 yards and four touchdowns.

He was recruited by Georgia while at Sprayberry but chose the Sooners.

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