After making a run to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in Porter Moser’s tenure, Oklahoma opens a new season Monday against Saint Francis in Norman, Okla.The Sooners went 20-14 last season while leaning heavily on freshman Jeremiah Fears and senior Jalon Moore.But with Moore having graduated and Fears making the leap to the NBA, Moser once again had to dip heavily into the transfer portal over the offseason.The headliner of the Sooners’ offseason portal haul was Nijel Pack, who helped Miami to the 2023 Final Four and has averaged 14.3 points in 122 games for the Hurricanes and Kansas State.”I know this, having coached guys that have been to the Final Four … when they come back, it’s not like they’re satisfied,” Moser said. “They want that again.”The Sooners also added Xzayvier Brown from Saint Joseph’s, Tae Davis from Notre Dame and Derrion Reid from Alabama.”Winning mattered to all four of them,” Moser said. “That was important to me. I wanted to add length. I just go on a night-in and night-out in the SEC — it’s the first thing you really notice is the length, athleticism and talent of the SEC.”The Monday matchup will be the debut for Saint Francis head coach Luke McConnell.