DEAL ACCEPTED: Oklahoma Sooners Men’s Basketball Star Guard Jeremiah Fears Signs a 4-year Contract With UConn Huskies, worth $109 Million as their new………See more
BREAKING NEWS – College basketball is in shock as the UConn Huskies announced they’ve secured one of the nation’s most electrifying young talents. Oklahoma Sooners star guard Jeremiah Fears has signed a 4-year deal worth $109 million to join the Huskies as their new franchise playmaker, sending shockwaves through the NCAA.
Fears, who just finished a remarkable freshman season at Oklahoma averaging 17.1 points and 4.1 assists per game, was considered one of the top guards in the country. Known for his dazzling ball-handling, lethal scoring ability, and floor leadership, he will immediately become the centerpiece of UConn’s backcourt.
> UConn Head Coach:
“This is a program-defining moment. Jeremiah is the kind of player who can carry a team deep into March, and we’re thrilled to have him lead our offense for years to come.”
Fears reportedly chose UConn over lucrative offers from other powerhouse programs, citing the Huskies’ championship pedigree and commitment to player development. The deal is believed to be the most lucrative NIL-based contract ever signed by a college basketball player, reflecting the fierce competition to attract elite talent in the new era of college sports.
The 4-year, $109 million package includes performance incentives, media deals, and endorsement partnerships arranged through UConn’s aggressive NIL collective.
> Jeremiah Fears (via social media):
“I’m ready to get to work with UConn. This is about winning titles and building a legacy. Let’s go!”
Fans at both Oklahoma and UConn reacted in stunned disbelief. While Sooners supporters mourn losing their top scorer and playmaker, Huskies fans erupted in celebration at landing a player many analysts consider a surefire NBA lottery pick in waiting.
The move reshapes the balance of power in college basketball and immediately vaults UConn to preseason favorite status.


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