Casey Thompson, previous Texas, Nebraska and FAU QB, says he’ll exchange to Oklahoma
Casey Thompson, who has played quarterback at Texas, Nebraska and Florida Atlantic, has declared he will exchange to Oklahoma for the seventh season of an injury-riddled career.
Thompson, 25, made the declaration on social media on Thursday night.
Thompson’s father is previous Oklahoma wishbone Sooners quarterback Charles Thompson. Oklahoma enrolled Casey, who played tall school football at Southmoore and Newcastle tall schools in Oklahoma, some time recently he chose Texas. And when Casey was within the exchange entry after taking off Texas, Oklahoma coach Brent Venables attempted to bait him some time recently he chose Nebraska.
Thompson had a few victory at Texas. He came off the seat and passed for 170 yards and four touchdowns to assist the Longhorns beat Colorado 55-23 within the 2020 Alamo Bowl. The another season, he passed for 2,113 yards and 24 touchdowns for Texas. His six touchdowns passes in an extra minutes misfortune to Kansas tied a Texas school record. He passed for 388 yards and five scores against Oklahoma that season, but the Sooners won 55-48. He cleared out Texas after Quinn Ewers exchanged in from Ohio State.
In 2022 at Nebraska, Casey earned the starter’s work and completed 63% of his passes for 2,407 yards. He tossed 17 landing passes and 10 interceptor and ran for five scores. The Huskers misplaced at domestic to the Sooners that season, and Thompson was 14 of 20 for 129 yards and a landing and got sacked four times that day.
After that, he exchanged to FAU and tossed five landing passes in his make a big appearance, a win over Monmouth. But he tore his ACL within the third diversion of the season against Clemson. He was allowed a therapeutic hardship that gave him one last year. He likely will back up Jackson Arnold as the Sooners connect the Southeastern Conference another season.
