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Rejoice Christian's talented wide receiver Xavier Okwufulueze signed with OU this morning. Something that seemed impossible a few years ago, because he hadn't started playing football yet. Zizi and company feel he's only "scratching the surface" of his potential. Xavier “ZiZi” Okwufulueze

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Фото профиля Sooners_Solomon

Sooners_Solomon10 месяцев назад

@XavierOkwu And be on the lookout for @KamieonNero Boomer Sooner!

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OURams1 (Shawn B)10 месяцев назад

@XavierOkwu Welcome to Norman

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Tina Adams10 месяцев назад

@XavierOkwu Should be fun to watch him develop at OU!

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Dale Brosch ⭕️10 месяцев назад

@john9williams @XavierOkwu His frame reminds me of Tyquan Thornton who was really great at Baylor and has has a solid NFL career at KC and now New England. Can’t wait to see him learn and grow at OU 📈

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