[autotag]Joe Jon Finley[/autotag] has had an interesting first half of 2024. He went from solely being the tight ends coach at Oklahoma to being named to co-offensive coordinator this winter. He will be heavily invested in game planning and play design as the Sooners prepare for 2024, with [autotag]Seth Littrell[/autotag] as the play-caller.
He is still in charge of recruiting for his position, and right now, the Sooners don’t currently have a true official tight end committed on campus. There’s a lot of belief that [autotag]Trynae Washington[/autotag] is set to be a tight end in college, and if so, that adds depth to the room for next year.
Oklahoma is currently in the final four for four-star tight end prospect [autotag]DaSaahn Brame[/autotag]. Brame is closing in on bringing his recruitment to an end on June 29. He is set to announce between Oklahoma, Tennessee, Oregon, and Ole Miss.
🚨NEWS🚨 4-star TE DaSaahn Brame is set to announce his commitment on June 29, he tells @ChadSimmons_⏳
He will choose between Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Oregon and Tennessee👀
Read: https://t.co/JPbUlmzwAt pic.twitter.com/OkwEMjAZCH
— On3 Recruits (@On3Recruits) May 9, 2024
Oklahoma has been in on Brame for about two years, but with commitment day closing in, the Sooners may be on the outside looking in. Oregon has been one constant in his recruitment for quite some time, and the predictions and projections favor the Ducks.
Brame is a massive prospect, standing at 6-foot-6, and he is a natural catcher with plenty of noticeable athleticism. When watching his film, it’s easy to see why he’s a four-star prospect coveted by many Power 4 schools.
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