Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts reportedly visited the Oklahoma University campus on Saturday, according to Jason Kersey of The Athletic.
ESPN.com's Alex Scarbrough reported this week that Hurts entered the transfer portal with an eye toward becoming a starting quarterback elsewhere.
Since Hurts already graduated, he will be eligible to play immediately if he transfers.
AL.com's Michael Casagrande reported Friday that Hurts visited Maryland, which is coached by former Alabama offensive coordinator Mike Locksley.
Casagrande added that Hurts also plans to visit Miami.
Oklahoma presents an intriguing option for Hurts since Kyler Murray is expected to enter the 2019 NFL draft, per Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle.