Breaking News: Zelus Hicks Cancels Texas Longhorns Commitment, Signs $150 Million Deal with Oklahoma Sooners
In a stunning turn of events, four-star safety prospect Zelus Hicks has officially withdrawn his commitment from the University of Texas Longhorns to join the Oklahoma Sooners football program. Hicks, one of the most sought-after high school recruits in the nation, has reportedly signed a groundbreaking three-year contract worth $150 million with the Sooners.
The Carrollton, Georgia native had initially committed to Texas earlier this year, but rumors began swirling in recent weeks about his potential shift to another powerhouse program. Today, Hicks confirmed those rumors by announcing his decision to flip his commitment to Oklahoma, leaving Texas fans and the Longhorns coaching staff in shock.
Hicks, a 6-foot-2, 190-pound safety, is considered a game-changing talent with exceptional football IQ and athleticism. He has impressed scouts with his ability to enforce the run and make critical plays in coverage. Now, he will take his talents to Norman, where the Sooners are looking to bolster their defense in preparation for future SEC competition.
This contract marks a historic moment in college football, not only for the staggering financial figure but for the magnitude of the impact Hicks is expected to have on Oklahoma’s defense. Head Coach Brent Venables and the Sooners’ coaching staff are undoubtedly thrilled to have landed such a high-caliber player in their program.
Zelus Hicks’ decision is sure to shift the balance of power in recruiting and make waves across the college football landscape as he prepares to lead the Sooners’ defense over the next three years.
