THIS IS THE BEST NEWS WE COULD HOPE FOR: Oklahoma sooners best receiver T.J. McConnell Has Been Banned from Basketball Activities by NFL Officials After He Tested Positive for…

Oklahoma Sooners best receiver T.J. McConnell has been banned from basketball activities by NFL officials after testing positive” is entirely false—and here’s why:

 1. There is no T.J. McConnell on Oklahoma’s roster

• Oklahoma’s top wide receivers include names like Deion Burks, Nic Anderson, Andrel Anthony, Jalil Farooq, Brenen Thompson, etc. There is no player named T.J. McConnell on current or historical Sooners wide receiver rosters

2. “T.J. McConnell” belongs to the NBA, not college football

• T. J. McConnell is a professional basketball player—a guard in the NBA, most recently with the Indiana Pacers, not anyone with ties to Oklahoma football

 3. NFL doesn’t govern basketball activities, and there’s no testing overlap

• The NFL has no jurisdiction over basketball, whether NCAA or professional. If an Oklahoma player were tested—and failed—for something, it would come from NCAA or Big 12 for college football, not NFL officials.

 4. No credible sources support the rumor

• A thorough search across sports news outlets and the NCAA shows no reports of any Oklahoma player being banned from basketball or football activities. All legitimate coverage focuses on injuries, transfer portal moves, and roster updates .

 Conclusion

• There’s no factual basis for the claim.
• No one by that name exists on the Sooners roster.
• The NFL cannot ban someone from basketball.
• No credible evidence or media outlet supports this.

 The Real Story: Oklahoma’s Receiver Room

What is happening at Oklahoma? Their receiver room has faced major turnover—through injuries and transfers:

• Deion Burks suffered injuries mid‑season
• Several receivers entered the transfer portal: Nic Anderson, Andrel Anthony, Jalil Farooq, Jaquaize Pettaway, Brenen Thompson, J.J. Hester
• The Sooners are now actively recruiting new talent via the transfer portal to rebuild

 Bottom line

This story is pure misinformation. If you’re seeking the real updates on Oklahoma’s wide receiver situation, I can provide a clear summary of injuries, departures, and portal targets. Want me to do that?