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Cooper Witten, the top-rated linebacker in the Class of 2027, will join his father, Jason Witten, at the University of Oklahoma.
Cooper Witten commits to OU, where his father is TEs coach, signaling a strong family-linked move to bolster Oklahoma's defense.
Cooper announced his commitment to the Sooners on Tuesday, choosing OU over Texas A&M, Tennessee and Georgia.

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Oklahoma lands elite 2027 linebacker Cooper Witten, a top target in a highly regarded class.
Witten chose Oklahoma after considering several programs, even before his father Jason Witten joined the OU staff.
Witten intends to find the best fit and values Oklahoma’s defensive performance.
Oklahoma remains a strong hold on Witten’s recruitment due to the defense and coaching.
Witten is regarded as the nation’s No. 31 player in Rivals’ industry ranking and the top Oklahoma linebacker recruit in two decades.
The commitment aligns with Brent Venables’ impact on Oklahoma’s linebacker recruiting.
Witten’s father, Jason Witten, is joining Oklahoma's coaching staff as tight ends coach.
Witten highlighted a desire to play for a fitting program rather than inheriting a factor due to his father.

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Cooper Witten, a five-star linebacker from Argyle, Texas, commits to Oklahoma over three SEC finalists.
Witten will play for his father, Jason Witten, who is Oklahoma's tight ends coach.
Oklahoma rose to No. 2 in the industry rankings after the pledge, trailing only Ohio State.
Witten is regarded by analysts as the top linebacker in the 2027 class, with variations among outlets.
Witten posted 214 total stops with 13 TFL and 10 QB hurries over three seasons at Liberty Christian.
Georgia and Texas A&M were among top contenders before Witten chose Oklahoma.
Tennessee also made a strong impression on Witten during the recruitment.
Witten’s commitment adds a foundational defensive piece for Oklahoma in Venables’ rebuilding plan.
The announcement was reported by College Football HQ, founded by James Parks.
Witten’s recruitment status places him among the top Texas-born prospects nationally.

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On3 profiles Cooper Witten as a dangerous asset for Oklahoma football.
The piece notes Witten’s athleticism and potential impact on upcoming games.
The article relies on game tape and team performance to explain Witten’s role.
Witten is described as impactful within Oklahoma’s offensive and defensive schemes.
The report emphasizes Witten’s potential to shape future Oklahoma matchups.
The feature is part of On3’s ongoing coverage of Oklahoma Sooners football.
The article uses a photograph credited to Josh McCuistion for SoonerScoop.com/On3.
The piece positions Witten among Oklahoma’s notable upcoming threats.
The article appears to be part of a subscription-driven content model.
The report highlights the broader context of Oklahoma football coverage.

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