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Oklahoma basketball is preparing to welcome Sean Pedulla, a highly sought-after point guard from Virginia Tech, for an official visit. The Sooners, gearing up for their inaugural SEC season, see Pedulla as a key addition to their revamped backcourt.

Hailing from Edmond, Oklahoma, Pedulla is considered one of the top point guard transfers available in the portal, ranking 23rd overall. Standing at 6-foot-1 and weighing 190 pounds, he brings a scoring punch and playmaking ability that caught the attention of Oklahoma’s coaching staff.

During his junior year at Virginia Tech, Pedulla showcased his skills by leading the team in scoring and earning All-ACC recognition. He averaged an impressive 16.4 points per game while shooting efficiently from the field and beyond the arc. Additionally, his contributions in assists, rebounds, and steals underscore his versatility on the court.

Having transitioned from a role player to a pivotal starter at Virginia Tech, Pedulla’s trajectory has been notable. His solid shooting percentages and consistent performance make him an enticing prospect for programs like Oklahoma looking to bolster their roster.

Originally a three-star recruit in high school, Pedulla has elevated his status to a four-star player in the transfer portal. With one year of eligibility remaining, his potential impact for Oklahoma could be substantial, potentially marking a homecoming for this local talent.