It looks like the University of Oklahoma is going to be okay after losing Lincoln Riley to USC. Since then they have hired Brent Venables as head coach, and now they have just landed the first post-Riley quarterback. After recently decommitting from the University of Florida Nick Evers has announced his commitment to the Oklahoma […]
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On Monday the Oregon Ducks suffered a massive blow to their football program centered around the loss of their head coach Mario Cristobal. After the news broke that he was leaving for Miami the Ducks lost three key commits just hours later. Today you can add another name to that list. Four-star offensive tackle, Cameron
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Back in March we saw four-star quarterback Nick Evers commit to the University of Florida. As you may know by now however the Gators just got a new head coach thus some things are going to be changing. One of those things tends to be recruiting classes, and after meeting with new head coach Billy
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The University of Texas just successfully poached away one of their arch rival’s top defensive commits in the 2022 recruiting cycle. Kobie McKinzie recently decommitted from the Oklahoma Sooners due to Lincoln Riley jumping to USC. This gave the Longhorns the perfect opportunity to keep one of the top prospects in Texas in the Lone
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Oklahoma has seen it’s fair share of athletes removing themselves from the program over the past few days and I wouldn’t expect it to stop anytime soon. Wednesday afternoon the Sooners received another decommitment from their ‘22 recruiting class. Five-star running back Raleek Brown announced earlier Wednesday evening that he will be decommitting from Oklahoma.
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Back in August the No. 2 wide receiver in the Class of 2022, Luther Burden, announced he would be decommitting from the University of Oklahoma. He was committed to the Sooners for nearly a year but wanted to continue the recruiting process once the dead period ended. Tuesday afternoon Burden announced that he would be
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Even Oklahoma’s first real quarterback controversy in years couldn’t slow down their momentum on the recruiting trail. Monday evening the news broke that the Sooners landed in-state recruit Gentry Williams over USC, Florida, and LSU. This is their third straight defensive recruit that they have landed, and for the first time in a long time
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At the end of July Tre’Quan Fegans announced that he would be committing to the University of Miami (FL). He recently decommitted from the hurricanes however, and reopened his recruitment. On Monday morning Fegans announced his decision to stay home and commit to the University of Alabama. Tre’Quan Fegans is a four-star cornerback out of
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The University of Georgia has had a very productive 2021 season on and off the field thus far. Not only are the Bulldogs currently the No. 1 team in the nation; their ‘22 recruiting class is also ranked in the top-five. Wednesday afternoon the Bulldogs added to that recruiting class with one of the top
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Today was a huge day for Oklahoma fans as five-star defensive lineman Gabriel Brownlow-Dindy made his commitment. The Florida native announced at the beginning of October that he will be deciding between Texas A&M and Oklahoma. Tuesday afternoon he announced he would be committing to the University of Oklahoma. Gabriel Brownlow-Dindy is a five-star defensive
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