Zero U, that's funny. I just call your school The University of Texas at Norman because all your players are from Texas. I noticed that there wasn't even 1 player from Oklahoma in the Rivals top 250 for 2021. Must play some very bad HS football. I remember when Hoover Alabama came up to Tulsa Union and stomped the dog crap out of them 10 or 15 years ago. And then Hoover came back to Alabama and lost there (THEIR, NOT THERE) next 2 games.
Oklahoma has a population about 1/7 that of Texas and is bordered to the north by Kansas, to the east by Arkansas, to the west by New Mexico, so Texas has to be OU's main recruiting area. But so what if most of the OU roster is from Texas and other states. Oklahoma is sparsely populated and ranks 23rd in the country in producing top talent as the high school programs outside of the Tulsa and OKC areas have declined over the past two decades.
Given the state of Oklahoma's lesser number of top high school players, it's to the coaches and resources offered to recruits that have gotten OU to the CFB 3 straight years and consistently logging 10-win seasons. And right now, OU has a top 10 recruiting class for 2020....which is very good....while LSU, Alabama, ATM, Auburn and Florida, along with Clemson and Miami (2 other southern teams) fall into the top 9 recruiting classes.
Condemning OU for leaning on out-of-state recruiting is silly.....and in looking at the LSU and Alabama rosters in recent years, there is no way those teams would have been as successful with mostly in-state talent. Every team has to recruit nationally these days.
Deal with it, son.