1. You are arguing a point OU already conceded.
2. He had permission from the NCAA to transfer anywhere he wanted outside the B12. If this was about hurting OU, he could share as much information as he liked with his new coach (who may or may not be buddies with a B12 opponent and thus share it in turn) or with anyone else. He could do the same if he stayed at OU whether or not he still stayed on scholarship. The only issue was whether, irrespective of who he tells about the playbook, he would be allowed to play next year.
3. College playbooks are not really a big secret. People come and go at OU and other schools all the time, and there is plenty of film out there of what Riley runs. It’s not like he would be present for OU’s game-planning meetings next year wrt WVU.
4. If OU doesn’t change their signals from year to year, they deserve whatever happens to them, and it would not be predicated on who transferred.
5. WVU plays OU in Norman in 2019. Is Riley worried he won’t beat WVU at home? Really? Or is someone else worried about that on his behalf?
The simple truth is that the initial decision to block play next year was wrong. To OU’s credit, they figured out that it was hurting them within 24 hours of their blunder. Story over.