Oklahoma Hires Jim Nagy as Football GM to Reshape Program's Future

The former Senior Bowl director will oversee roster management, recruiting, and revenue-sharing strategies alongside head coach Brent Venables.

Jim Nagy, a former NFL scout and Senior Bowl director, has been appointed as Oklahoma's new football general manager.
Nagy's role includes managing roster building, player evaluation, recruiting, and navigating NIL, transfer portal, and revenue-sharing policies.
The hire is part of Oklahoma's broader effort to modernize its football operations and adapt to the challenges of competing in the SEC.
Head coach Brent Venables is expected to benefit from Nagy's expertise, allowing him to focus more on coaching and game strategy.
Nagy replaces Curtis Lofton, bringing nearly two decades of NFL experience to a program seeking to rebound from a disappointing 6-7 season.