Breaking: Just In – Donovan Jackson Flip Commitment to Oklahoma Sooners 6-Foot-5, 310-Pound 5-Star offensive guard Imminent Announcement…

Breaking: Just In – Donovan Jackson Flips Commitment to Oklahoma Sooners; 6-Foot-5, 310-Pound 5-Star Offensive Guard’s Announcement Sends Shockwaves Through Recruiting World

—

Norman, Oklahoma – In a stunning twist that’s sent ripples across the college football landscape, five-star offensive guard Donovan Jackson has flipped his commitment to the University of Oklahoma, a move that few saw coming but many will feel the impact of for years to come.

Jackson, a towering 6-foot-5, 310-pound behemoth from Bellaire, Texas, originally committed to a national powerhouse over a year ago. Regarded as the No. 1 interior lineman in the nation and a top-10 overall prospect in the 2025 class, his decision had long been considered a lock — until today.

With whispers swirling all week, the news broke during an Instagram Live announcement streamed from his high school gymnasium. Clad in a sleek crimson Sooners hoodie, Jackson unzipped his jacket to reveal the unmistakable “OU” logo across his chest, drawing gasps and cheers from the crowd of teammates, coaches, and family.

“I’ve prayed on this, talked with my family, and this just feels right,” Jackson said, his voice steady but emotional. “Oklahoma isn’t just a football program — it’s a place where I can grow as a player and a man.”

Sources close to the recruitment say the Sooners made a late but powerful push, with new offensive line coach Marcus Johnson building a fast, personal connection with Jackson. Head coach Brent Venables’ vision for the future — combined with Oklahoma’s impending move deeper into SEC territory — sealed the deal.

“This is a game-changer,” said national recruiting analyst Derek Harmon. “Donovan Jackson has the kind of power, footwork, and intelligence that turns good programs into great ones. OU just landed an anchor for the next three years.”

The flip comes at a critical time for the Sooners, who are reloading after losing several key linemen to the NFL draft. Jackson is expected to compete for a starting spot as early as his freshman year, and his commitment could open the floodgates for other top-tier recruits to follow.

As for his former school? Let’s just say their fan base is not taking it lightly.

But for now, the buzz in Norman is undeniable. The Sooners just got bigger, stronger, and bolder — and they’ve made it clear: the road to dominance starts in the trenches, and Donovan Jackson is leading the way.

—

Want a version that’s more dramatic or tailored like a sports doc-style narration?