Oklahoma OL ready for this week

This week is the week Ada, Okla. offensive lineman Cameron Brady has been waiting for.

"I'm ready for this week," the 6-foot-5, 265-pounder said. "It is the one week of spring football when “we get to put on pads and actually hit each other. This will kind of tide us over until the fall when we can get to going full-time."

As the summer goes by, the 16-year old Brady will continue to get bigger and a tougher target for the defensive linemen to hit in practice.

"I'm young for my class," Brady said. "I'll hopefully get stronger and bigger as the time goes by."

While he is getting bigger and stronger, the colleges will continue to show inerest in him.

“Oklahoma, Nebraska, SMU, Kansas, and Oklahoma State have all called," Brady said. "I’ve also gotten letters from Missouri, Notre Dame, Kansas State, New Mexico, and North Texas.”

Yet, despite the attention, Brady has yet to field a scholarship offer.

"None of them have offered yet. I'm enjoying this so far. I'm sure it will get more hectic as time goes on."

Brady's summer plans include camps at Oklahoma State and Nebraska.

“I went to Oklahoma State’s Junior Day and had a good time up there but I don’t have a leader right now," Brady said. "I want to look at them all and make the best decision for me. Hopefully I can learn more about the schools through the summer camps. I'm going to be heading to Oklahoma State and Nebraska's camps this summer."

While his summer will be busy with camps and other workouts, Brady won't lose focus of his main goal for next season. "I want to win state next year. That’s my goal."