Tulsa fans witnessed Myles Jackson's impressive edge rushing skills during the Spring game, showcasing his desire to be a feature player for TU this year after transferring from Indiana. Jackson led a strong pass rush with returning defensive end Vontroy Malone and newcomers shining in pressuring Tulsa's quarterbacks before nearly 1,000 fans at H.A. Chapman Stadium.

By the Numbers
  • Myles Jackson transferred to Tulsa from Indiana after playing in all 12 games last season.
  • Redshirt freshman Kirk Francis completed 10 of 22 passes for 106 yards in the scrimmage.
State of Play
  • Tulsa's defense was slightly ahead of the offense in the Spring game, with a strong pass rush being a highlight.
  • Quarterbacks were not allowed to be hit, and the offense operated under situational rules for scoring.
  • Redshirt freshman Kirk Francis and walk-on Stephen Kittleman took significant reps as quarterbacks, with Cardell Williams recovering from a season-ending injury.
What's Next

With Tulsa's Spring game concluded, the focus shifts to individual development and potential changes with the upcoming transfer portal activity. Coach Wilson anticipates some player departures but remains committed to bringing in new talent to strengthen the team.

Bottom Line

Tulsa's Spring game showcased promising talent like Myles Jackson and confirmed Kirk Francis's position as the team's quarterback, setting a positive tone for the team's progress under Coach Wilson's guidance.