
Who does R Mason Thomas expect to break out at defensive end in 2025?
Both players were a part of the 2023 recruiting class. Adebawore was a highly coveted five-star signee. Wein was a three-star prospect who committed to Oklahoma late in the 2023 cycle. Though they may have been viewed differently as high school prospects, both Wein and Adebawore have impressed this offseason.
Thomas said the two players are "hungry" and they "want it." Thomas even said it wouldn't be surprising to see either player go get five sacks this season because of how hard they're working to make an impact.
The Sooners will deploy a rotation at defensive end. With Ethan Downs off to the NFL, Oklahoma brought in former five-star prospect Marvin Jones Jr., who spent time at Georgia and Florida State. But Adebawore and Wein have an opportunity to earn significant snaps in the Sooners' defense this season.
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