On Monday afternoon, former Washington offensive lineman Geirean Hatchett announced that he will transfer to Oklahoma.

Hatchett announced on Thursday that he was entering the transfer portal after four years with the Huskies, playing sparingly throughout this final two seasons.

In 2023, the 6-foot-4, 303-pound guard received a 59.8 offensive grade from Pro Football Focus, down from 72.6 in 2022. The redshirt junior played 264 offensive snaps in Kalen DeBoer’s offense this season, earning a 45.5 pass blocking grade and a 62 run blocking grade, according to PFF.

Last year, Hatchett played 71 snaps, finishing with a 67 pass blocking grade and a 70.1 run blocking grade. Most of Hatchett’s playing time at Washington came at right guard, but the veteran briefly saw action at left guard against Texas in the College Football Playoff Semifinal.

Hailing from Ferndale, WA, Hatchett was a 4-star recruit coming out of high school, rated the No. 8 guard and No. 207 overall player according to the 247Sports composite rankings.

With the Sooners losing Cayden Green, Caleb Shaffer, McKade Mettauer, Savion Byrd and Nate Anderson at the guard position, getting a pledge from Hatchett is huge for Bill Bedenbaugh and company as OU transitions into the SEC.

Hatchett isn’t the only new addition in the trenches, however, as Febechi Nwaiwu, Michael Tarquin and Spencer Brown all transferred to Norman over the offseason as well.

With Andrew Raym, Tyler Guyton, Walter Rouse, Mettauer and Green leaving the program, Oklahoma has to completely remake it’s offensive line heading into the 2024 season.

With the Sooners losing Cayden Green, Caleb Shaffer, McKade Mettauer, Savion Byrd and Nate Anderson at the guard position, getting a pledge from Hatchett is huge for Bill Bedenbaugh and company as OU transitions into the SEC.

Hatchett isn’t the only new addition in the trenches, however, as Febechi Nwaiwu, Michael Tarquin and Spencer Brown all transferred to Norman over the offseason as well.

With Andrew Raym, Tyler Guyton, Walter Rouse, Mettauer and Green leaving the program, Oklahoma has to completely remake it’s offensive line heading into the 2024 season.