Trell Harris makes impactful play at OU football camp after injury recovery
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 8:57 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Oklahoma football wide receiver Trell Harris showcased his abilities during camp on August 14, making a significant play in a seven-on-seven drill. Coach Brent Venables provided a positive update, stating that Harris is approaching full health after being limited due to a prior injury. Harris, a transfer from Virginia, was instrumental in the Cavaliers' offense last season and is expected to play a key role for the Sooners. His performance comes as OU focuses on strengthening its receiving corps, which includes returning talent and new transfers. The Sooners aim to enhance their offensive identity ahead of the upcoming season.
- •Harris was limited in camp due to a previous injury.
- •He made an explosive play, impressing coaches during practice.
- •Harris had 59 receptions for 847 yards in his last season at Virginia.
- •His presence supports quarterback John Mateer and the receiving group.
- •The Sooners are working on developing group pride and consistency.
- 8:57 PMYahoo Sports — Trell Harris makes 'explosive' play after being limited in OU football camp
"OU football wide receiver Trell Harris is nearing a full return to the field after a promising update from Brent Venables.
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