Oklahoma utility player Rocco Garza-Gongora enters NCAA Transfer Portal

Oklahoma baseball utility player Rocco Garza-Gongora has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal, On3 has learned. A sophomore in 2024, Garza-Gongora will have multiple years of eligibility remaining.

After playing in 51 games and making 43 starts as a true freshman in 2023, Garza-Gongora saw his role diminish this season for the Sooners. He appeared 23 games, starting 17.

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For his career, Garza-Gongora is a .275 hitter and a steady fielder, posting a 97.6% fielding rate in his two college seasons.

But as the Sooners are losing players to the portal, they are also reportedly landing them.

Former LSU left-handed pitcher Cam Johnson committed to Oklahoma, via the NCAA Transfer Portal, per D1Baseball’s Kendall Rogers. Johnson only spent one season with the Tigers.

In his lone year at LSU, Johnson appeared in 13 games, recording nine innings pitched. During his limited time on the mound, Johnson threw 13 strikeouts and 16 walks while recording 12.0 ERA.

Cam Johnson played high school baseball at IMG Academy (FL). He was the No. 11 overall prospect and No. 2 left-handed pitcher in the 2023 recruiting cycle, according to Perfect Game.

Johnson posted a 6-0 record as a senior at IMG Academy with 43 strikeouts and 12 walks in 27 innings. Additionally, he registered a 0.78 ERA and an .082 opponent batting average. The Maryland native pitched at the 2022 Perfect Game All-American Classic.

LSU finished the 2024 campaign with 43-23 record and a 13-17 mark in conference play. Johnson did not play in LSU’s season-ending loss to North Carolina in the Chapel Hill Regional.

2024 NCAA College World Series: Bracket, game times, TV

All times ET.

June 14

• Game 1: North Carolina 3, Virginia 2
• Game 2: Tennessee 12, Florida State 11

June 15

• Game 3: Kentucky 5, NC State 4 (10 innings)
• Game 4: Texas A&M 3, Florida 2

June 16

• Game 5: Florida State 7, Virginia 3 | Virginia is eliminated
• Game 6: Tennessee 6, North Carolina 1 

June 17

• Game 7: Florida 5, NC State 4 | NC State is eliminated
• Game 8: Texas A&M 5, Kentucky 1

June 18

• Game 9: Florida State 9, North Carolina 5 | North Carolina is eliminated

June 19

• Game 10: Florida 15, Kentucky 4 | Kentucky is eliminated
• Game 11: Tennessee 7, Florida State 2 | Florida State is eliminated
• Game 12: Texas A&M 6, Florida 0 | Florida is eliminated

June 22

• MCWS Final Game 1: Tennessee vs. Texas A&M, 7:30 p.m. | ESPN

June 23

• MCWS Final Game 2: Tennessee vs. Texas A&M, 2 p.m. | ABC

June 24

• MCWS Final Game 3 (if necessary): Tennessee vs. Texas A&M, 7 p.m. | ESPN