Rivals Recap: Oklahoma weekend

Oklahoma's finest were on display on Thursday and Friday. The first stop was to Oklahoma City to see John Marshall host Bridge Creek. The night began slowly but John Marshall separated for a 55-14 win. In Tulsa, it was a battle of state powers Union and Southmoore. Union was able to get out to a 24-10 halftime lead and then run away in the second half for a 52-24 win. Oklahoma's No. 1 prospects in 2016 and 2017 were in action and several top 2018 prospects also were seen over the weekend.

The 2018 class has already been discussed but there were quite a few who showed plenty of promise. Southmoore quarterback Casey ThompsonClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall 2017 three-star cornerback Justin BroilesClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall 2018 running back Devonte LeeClick On the other side of the ball for Southmoore was defensive end Noah JonesClick Sticking with line play, Moore (Okla.) Southmoore offensive tackle Brey WalkerClick Moore and 2018 defensive tackle Nigel BrannonClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall three-star offensive tackle Tramonda MooreClick Just call him "big play" Tre BrownClick Quick TakesHere to view this Link.. The Rivals250 member was not tried too often by the Southmoore offense, but he showed off his big-play abilities elsewhere. He had two touchdowns on the night and both were long plays in which he showed his speed and explosion. His first was a 76-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, and his last was an 80-yard kickoff return. Both plays saw him hit a hole and blow past his opponent. It did not take him long at all to get behind the defense and he was not about to be caught from behind.Here to view this Link. may be raw in many aspects of his game but he is gifted with the physical foundation that could take him a very long way in the game of football. His footwork, his natural size and his strength make him a mismatch on the football field for most people he will face on the high school level. His play-to-play motor is not always there and he did get caught out of position a few times Thursday night, but if he continues to work and fine tune his game, there's a good bet we will be hearing from Mr. Moore for years to come.Here to view this Link. is one of the most imposing defensive tackle duos I have had a chance to see this season. Standing 6-5 and 300 pounds, Brannon combines with the 6-5, 330-pound Moore to form the great wall of intimidation. These are two first-off-the-bus, set-the-tone types of guys. And both get it done on the field. Moore has already grabbed scholarship offers from schools across the country and Brannon could see even more attention as he continues to progress.Here to view this Link. is a massive presence up front. His hands are quick and he has a very strong punch. He made quick work of those who got within his reach, and put several opponents on the ground with just a quick strike. In the run game he also does a great job of getting a push and driving his man or men off the ball. Here to view this Link.. The Texas TechClick Sticking with line play, Moore (Okla.) Southmoore offensive tackle Brey WalkerClick Moore and 2018 defensive tackle Nigel BrannonClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall three-star offensive tackle Tramonda MooreClick Just call him "big play" Tre BrownClick Quick TakesHere to view this Link.. The Rivals250 member was not tried too often by the Southmoore offense, but he showed off his big-play abilities elsewhere. He had two touchdowns on the night and both were long plays in which he showed his speed and explosion. His first was a 76-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, and his last was an 80-yard kickoff return. Both plays saw him hit a hole and blow past his opponent. It did not take him long at all to get behind the defense and he was not about to be caught from behind.Here to view this Link. may be raw in many aspects of his game but he is gifted with the physical foundation that could take him a very long way in the game of football. His footwork, his natural size and his strength make him a mismatch on the football field for most people he will face on the high school level. His play-to-play motor is not always there and he did get caught out of position a few times Thursday night, but if he continues to work and fine tune his game, there's a good bet we will be hearing from Mr. Moore for years to come.Here to view this Link. is one of the most imposing defensive tackle duos I have had a chance to see this season. Standing 6-5 and 300 pounds, Brannon combines with the 6-5, 330-pound Moore to form the great wall of intimidation. These are two first-off-the-bus, set-the-tone types of guys. And both get it done on the field. Moore has already grabbed scholarship offers from schools across the country and Brannon could see even more attention as he continues to progress.Here to view this Link. is a massive presence up front. His hands are quick and he has a very strong punch. He made quick work of those who got within his reach, and put several opponents on the ground with just a quick strike. In the run game he also does a great job of getting a push and driving his man or men off the ball. Here to view this Link. commitment had a solid performance on a tough night. He often saw double teams, he chased down plays away from him, and he held the line of scrimmage. It was not a night for wow plays, but it was an all-around solid performance from the future Red Raider.Here to view this Link. is a name to know. His 85-yard punt return for a touchdown was one of the more unique plays I have witnessed during the 2015 season. First came the muffed punt, then a Bridge Creek defender just missed the recovery, and out of the madness Lee picked up the ball made a guy miss, made a few quick moves, and found his way across the field and down the John Marshall sideline. Lee also showed quite a bit out of the backfield. The 5-foot-9, 205-pound standout ran with power, he made quick adjustments on the fly, and he ran away from the defense. Bridge Creek did not have an answer.Here to view this Link. may have had an up-and-down performance, but there was plenty to like about his ups. He made plays on defense and special teams at a variety of positions. He played safety and cornerback for the Bears and he just missed on a couple of interceptions. He made two very quick breaks on the ball, which really stood out. He anticipated the throw, he made a great break on the ball, and he showed some real explosiveness. On special teams he was a gunner on punt and a return man on punt return. Here to view this Link. already holds offers and he showed off his dual-threat ability. He had a hard time connecting deep but he threw several nice passes throughout the night. Union receiver C.J. MooreClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall 2017 three-star cornerback Justin BroilesClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall 2018 running back Devonte LeeClick On the other side of the ball for Southmoore was defensive end Noah JonesClick Sticking with line play, Moore (Okla.) Southmoore offensive tackle Brey WalkerClick Moore and 2018 defensive tackle Nigel BrannonClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall three-star offensive tackle Tramonda MooreClick Just call him "big play" Tre BrownClick Quick TakesHere to view this Link.. The Rivals250 member was not tried too often by the Southmoore offense, but he showed off his big-play abilities elsewhere. He had two touchdowns on the night and both were long plays in which he showed his speed and explosion. His first was a 76-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, and his last was an 80-yard kickoff return. Both plays saw him hit a hole and blow past his opponent. It did not take him long at all to get behind the defense and he was not about to be caught from behind.Here to view this Link. may be raw in many aspects of his game but he is gifted with the physical foundation that could take him a very long way in the game of football. His footwork, his natural size and his strength make him a mismatch on the football field for most people he will face on the high school level. His play-to-play motor is not always there and he did get caught out of position a few times Thursday night, but if he continues to work and fine tune his game, there's a good bet we will be hearing from Mr. Moore for years to come.Here to view this Link. is one of the most imposing defensive tackle duos I have had a chance to see this season. Standing 6-5 and 300 pounds, Brannon combines with the 6-5, 330-pound Moore to form the great wall of intimidation. These are two first-off-the-bus, set-the-tone types of guys. And both get it done on the field. Moore has already grabbed scholarship offers from schools across the country and Brannon could see even more attention as he continues to progress.Here to view this Link. is a massive presence up front. His hands are quick and he has a very strong punch. He made quick work of those who got within his reach, and put several opponents on the ground with just a quick strike. In the run game he also does a great job of getting a push and driving his man or men off the ball. Here to view this Link.. The Texas TechClick Sticking with line play, Moore (Okla.) Southmoore offensive tackle Brey WalkerClick Moore and 2018 defensive tackle Nigel BrannonClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall three-star offensive tackle Tramonda MooreClick Just call him "big play" Tre BrownClick Quick TakesHere to view this Link.. The Rivals250 member was not tried too often by the Southmoore offense, but he showed off his big-play abilities elsewhere. He had two touchdowns on the night and both were long plays in which he showed his speed and explosion. His first was a 76-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, and his last was an 80-yard kickoff return. Both plays saw him hit a hole and blow past his opponent. It did not take him long at all to get behind the defense and he was not about to be caught from behind.Here to view this Link. may be raw in many aspects of his game but he is gifted with the physical foundation that could take him a very long way in the game of football. His footwork, his natural size and his strength make him a mismatch on the football field for most people he will face on the high school level. His play-to-play motor is not always there and he did get caught out of position a few times Thursday night, but if he continues to work and fine tune his game, there's a good bet we will be hearing from Mr. Moore for years to come.Here to view this Link. is one of the most imposing defensive tackle duos I have had a chance to see this season. Standing 6-5 and 300 pounds, Brannon combines with the 6-5, 330-pound Moore to form the great wall of intimidation. These are two first-off-the-bus, set-the-tone types of guys. And both get it done on the field. Moore has already grabbed scholarship offers from schools across the country and Brannon could see even more attention as he continues to progress.Here to view this Link. is a massive presence up front. His hands are quick and he has a very strong punch. He made quick work of those who got within his reach, and put several opponents on the ground with just a quick strike. In the run game he also does a great job of getting a push and driving his man or men off the ball. Here to view this Link. commitment had a solid performance on a tough night. He often saw double teams, he chased down plays away from him, and he held the line of scrimmage. It was not a night for wow plays, but it was an all-around solid performance from the future Red Raider.Here to view this Link. is a name to know. His 85-yard punt return for a touchdown was one of the more unique plays I have witnessed during the 2015 season. First came the muffed punt, then a Bridge Creek defender just missed the recovery, and out of the madness Lee picked up the ball made a guy miss, made a few quick moves, and found his way across the field and down the John Marshall sideline. Lee also showed quite a bit out of the backfield. The 5-foot-9, 205-pound standout ran with power, he made quick adjustments on the fly, and he ran away from the defense. Bridge Creek did not have an answer.Here to view this Link. may have had an up-and-down performance, but there was plenty to like about his ups. He made plays on defense and special teams at a variety of positions. He played safety and cornerback for the Bears and he just missed on a couple of interceptions. He made two very quick breaks on the ball, which really stood out. He anticipated the throw, he made a great break on the ball, and he showed some real explosiveness. On special teams he was a gunner on punt and a return man on punt return. Here to view this Link. also showed some big-play ability. He's long and lean and he had some shiftiness in his game. John Marshall defensive tackle Gregory BrownClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall 2017 three-star cornerback Justin BroilesClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall 2018 running back Devonte LeeClick On the other side of the ball for Southmoore was defensive end Noah JonesClick Sticking with line play, Moore (Okla.) Southmoore offensive tackle Brey WalkerClick Moore and 2018 defensive tackle Nigel BrannonClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall three-star offensive tackle Tramonda MooreClick Just call him "big play" Tre BrownClick Quick TakesHere to view this Link.. The Rivals250 member was not tried too often by the Southmoore offense, but he showed off his big-play abilities elsewhere. He had two touchdowns on the night and both were long plays in which he showed his speed and explosion. His first was a 76-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, and his last was an 80-yard kickoff return. Both plays saw him hit a hole and blow past his opponent. It did not take him long at all to get behind the defense and he was not about to be caught from behind.Here to view this Link. may be raw in many aspects of his game but he is gifted with the physical foundation that could take him a very long way in the game of football. His footwork, his natural size and his strength make him a mismatch on the football field for most people he will face on the high school level. His play-to-play motor is not always there and he did get caught out of position a few times Thursday night, but if he continues to work and fine tune his game, there's a good bet we will be hearing from Mr. Moore for years to come.Here to view this Link. is one of the most imposing defensive tackle duos I have had a chance to see this season. Standing 6-5 and 300 pounds, Brannon combines with the 6-5, 330-pound Moore to form the great wall of intimidation. These are two first-off-the-bus, set-the-tone types of guys. And both get it done on the field. Moore has already grabbed scholarship offers from schools across the country and Brannon could see even more attention as he continues to progress.Here to view this Link. is a massive presence up front. His hands are quick and he has a very strong punch. He made quick work of those who got within his reach, and put several opponents on the ground with just a quick strike. In the run game he also does a great job of getting a push and driving his man or men off the ball. Here to view this Link.. The Texas TechClick Sticking with line play, Moore (Okla.) Southmoore offensive tackle Brey WalkerClick Moore and 2018 defensive tackle Nigel BrannonClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall three-star offensive tackle Tramonda MooreClick Just call him "big play" Tre BrownClick Quick TakesHere to view this Link.. The Rivals250 member was not tried too often by the Southmoore offense, but he showed off his big-play abilities elsewhere. He had two touchdowns on the night and both were long plays in which he showed his speed and explosion. His first was a 76-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, and his last was an 80-yard kickoff return. Both plays saw him hit a hole and blow past his opponent. It did not take him long at all to get behind the defense and he was not about to be caught from behind.Here to view this Link. may be raw in many aspects of his game but he is gifted with the physical foundation that could take him a very long way in the game of football. His footwork, his natural size and his strength make him a mismatch on the football field for most people he will face on the high school level. His play-to-play motor is not always there and he did get caught out of position a few times Thursday night, but if he continues to work and fine tune his game, there's a good bet we will be hearing from Mr. Moore for years to come.Here to view this Link. is one of the most imposing defensive tackle duos I have had a chance to see this season. Standing 6-5 and 300 pounds, Brannon combines with the 6-5, 330-pound Moore to form the great wall of intimidation. These are two first-off-the-bus, set-the-tone types of guys. And both get it done on the field. Moore has already grabbed scholarship offers from schools across the country and Brannon could see even more attention as he continues to progress.Here to view this Link. is a massive presence up front. His hands are quick and he has a very strong punch. He made quick work of those who got within his reach, and put several opponents on the ground with just a quick strike. In the run game he also does a great job of getting a push and driving his man or men off the ball. Here to view this Link. commitment had a solid performance on a tough night. He often saw double teams, he chased down plays away from him, and he held the line of scrimmage. It was not a night for wow plays, but it was an all-around solid performance from the future Red Raider.Here to view this Link. is a name to know. His 85-yard punt return for a touchdown was one of the more unique plays I have witnessed during the 2015 season. First came the muffed punt, then a Bridge Creek defender just missed the recovery, and out of the madness Lee picked up the ball made a guy miss, made a few quick moves, and found his way across the field and down the John Marshall sideline. Lee also showed quite a bit out of the backfield. The 5-foot-9, 205-pound standout ran with power, he made quick adjustments on the fly, and he ran away from the defense. Bridge Creek did not have an answer.Here to view this Link. may have had an up-and-down performance, but there was plenty to like about his ups. He made plays on defense and special teams at a variety of positions. He played safety and cornerback for the Bears and he just missed on a couple of interceptions. He made two very quick breaks on the ball, which really stood out. He anticipated the throw, he made a great break on the ball, and he showed some real explosiveness. On special teams he was a gunner on punt and a return man on punt return. Here to view this Link. was the most active of any defensive lineman over the weekend. At 6-1, 260 pounds he is quick and active and always on go. Another intriguing prospect who caught my attention was 6-3, 240-pound defensive end Jordan KelleyClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall 2017 three-star cornerback Justin BroilesClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall 2018 running back Devonte LeeClick On the other side of the ball for Southmoore was defensive end Noah JonesClick Sticking with line play, Moore (Okla.) Southmoore offensive tackle Brey WalkerClick Moore and 2018 defensive tackle Nigel BrannonClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall three-star offensive tackle Tramonda MooreClick Just call him "big play" Tre BrownClick Quick TakesHere to view this Link.. The Rivals250 member was not tried too often by the Southmoore offense, but he showed off his big-play abilities elsewhere. He had two touchdowns on the night and both were long plays in which he showed his speed and explosion. His first was a 76-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, and his last was an 80-yard kickoff return. Both plays saw him hit a hole and blow past his opponent. It did not take him long at all to get behind the defense and he was not about to be caught from behind.Here to view this Link. may be raw in many aspects of his game but he is gifted with the physical foundation that could take him a very long way in the game of football. His footwork, his natural size and his strength make him a mismatch on the football field for most people he will face on the high school level. His play-to-play motor is not always there and he did get caught out of position a few times Thursday night, but if he continues to work and fine tune his game, there's a good bet we will be hearing from Mr. Moore for years to come.Here to view this Link. is one of the most imposing defensive tackle duos I have had a chance to see this season. Standing 6-5 and 300 pounds, Brannon combines with the 6-5, 330-pound Moore to form the great wall of intimidation. These are two first-off-the-bus, set-the-tone types of guys. And both get it done on the field. Moore has already grabbed scholarship offers from schools across the country and Brannon could see even more attention as he continues to progress.Here to view this Link. is a massive presence up front. His hands are quick and he has a very strong punch. He made quick work of those who got within his reach, and put several opponents on the ground with just a quick strike. In the run game he also does a great job of getting a push and driving his man or men off the ball. Here to view this Link.. The Texas TechClick Sticking with line play, Moore (Okla.) Southmoore offensive tackle Brey WalkerClick Moore and 2018 defensive tackle Nigel BrannonClick Oklahoma City (Okla.) John Marshall three-star offensive tackle Tramonda MooreClick Just call him "big play" Tre BrownClick Quick TakesHere to view this Link.. The Rivals250 member was not tried too often by the Southmoore offense, but he showed off his big-play abilities elsewhere. He had two touchdowns on the night and both were long plays in which he showed his speed and explosion. His first was a 76-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, and his last was an 80-yard kickoff return. Both plays saw him hit a hole and blow past his opponent. It did not take him long at all to get behind the defense and he was not about to be caught from behind.Here to view this Link. may be raw in many aspects of his game but he is gifted with the physical foundation that could take him a very long way in the game of football. His footwork, his natural size and his strength make him a mismatch on the football field for most people he will face on the high school level. His play-to-play motor is not always there and he did get caught out of position a few times Thursday night, but if he continues to work and fine tune his game, there's a good bet we will be hearing from Mr. Moore for years to come.Here to view this Link. is one of the most imposing defensive tackle duos I have had a chance to see this season. Standing 6-5 and 300 pounds, Brannon combines with the 6-5, 330-pound Moore to form the great wall of intimidation. These are two first-off-the-bus, set-the-tone types of guys. And both get it done on the field. Moore has already grabbed scholarship offers from schools across the country and Brannon could see even more attention as he continues to progress.Here to view this Link. is a massive presence up front. His hands are quick and he has a very strong punch. He made quick work of those who got within his reach, and put several opponents on the ground with just a quick strike. In the run game he also does a great job of getting a push and driving his man or men off the ball. Here to view this Link. commitment had a solid performance on a tough night. He often saw double teams, he chased down plays away from him, and he held the line of scrimmage. It was not a night for wow plays, but it was an all-around solid performance from the future Red Raider.Here to view this Link. is a name to know. His 85-yard punt return for a touchdown was one of the more unique plays I have witnessed during the 2015 season. First came the muffed punt, then a Bridge Creek defender just missed the recovery, and out of the madness Lee picked up the ball made a guy miss, made a few quick moves, and found his way across the field and down the John Marshall sideline. Lee also showed quite a bit out of the backfield. The 5-foot-9, 205-pound standout ran with power, he made quick adjustments on the fly, and he ran away from the defense. Bridge Creek did not have an answer.Here to view this Link. may have had an up-and-down performance, but there was plenty to like about his ups. He made plays on defense and special teams at a variety of positions. He played safety and cornerback for the Bears and he just missed on a couple of interceptions. He made two very quick breaks on the ball, which really stood out. He anticipated the throw, he made a great break on the ball, and he showed some real explosiveness. On special teams he was a gunner on punt and a return man on punt return. Here to view this Link. of Union. He passes the eyeball test and got some nice pressure on the quarterback in Union's big win over Southmoore.

Rivals250 cornerback Tre BrownClick Cornerback Justin BroilesClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link. has TCU standing out early in the process. He is receiving significant interest from KansasClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., MichiganClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., SMUClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., Texas TechClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link. and Oklahoma StateClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., and already holds scholarship offers from Arkansas State and TulsaClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link.. He has taken unofficial visits to Tulsa, Oklahoma State, and TCU and is visiting Texas Tech over the weekend. He also plans to visit Alabama soon. Here to view this Link. has already taken an unofficial visit to Oklahoma State and he will be at Tulsa this weekend. He plans to visit ArkansasClick Cornerback Justin BroilesClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link. has TCU standing out early in the process. He is receiving significant interest from KansasClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., MichiganClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., SMUClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., Texas TechClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link. and Oklahoma StateClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., and already holds scholarship offers from Arkansas State and TulsaClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link.. He has taken unofficial visits to Tulsa, Oklahoma State, and TCU and is visiting Texas Tech over the weekend. He also plans to visit Alabama soon. Here to view this Link. on Oct. 24 and will most likely visit TCU on Oct. 29. He has also seen significant interest from Alabama, Texas Tech, Kansas and CincinnatiClick Cornerback Justin BroilesClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link. has TCU standing out early in the process. He is receiving significant interest from KansasClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., MichiganClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. 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He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., Texas TechClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link. and Oklahoma StateClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., and already holds scholarship offers from Arkansas State and TulsaClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link.. He has taken unofficial visits to Tulsa, Oklahoma State, and TCU and is visiting Texas Tech over the weekend. He also plans to visit Alabama soon. Here to view this Link., and he has received scholarship offers from LouisvilleClick Cornerback Justin BroilesClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link. has TCU standing out early in the process. He is receiving significant interest from KansasClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., MichiganClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., SMUClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., Texas TechClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link. and Oklahoma StateClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link., and already holds scholarship offers from Arkansas State and TulsaClick Tramonda MooreClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., No. 1 in the 2016 Rivals.com Oklahoma Preseason Top 15, knows he wants to take official visits to UCLAClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Florida StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AuburnClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., AlabamaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. and TCUClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link.. He has a visit scheduled to UCLA on Oct. 31, and he is taking an unofficial visit to MissouriClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link. over the weekend. He has not narrowed his list but he did mention OklahomaClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., Oklahoma StateClick Recruiting notesHere to view this Link., TCU and Alabama when asked if he had any schools creeping to the top of his list. He would like to start narrowing things down closer to December and if he does not make a decision at the Army game he plans to wait until National Signing Day. Here to view this Link.. He has taken unofficial visits to Tulsa, Oklahoma State, and TCU and is visiting Texas Tech over the weekend. He also plans to visit Alabama soon. Here to view this Link., Arkansas State, and Tulsa.