Oklahoma Set to Host Top-100 Prospect from Class of 2028, per Report

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Kamieon Compton-Nero still has nearly two years until he officially makes his college decision, but he’ll soon see if Oklahoma could be the right spot for him.
Compton-Nero, a consensus top-100 player from the Class of 2028, will take an unofficial visit to OU on April 7, according to a report from 247Sports recruiting reporter Tom Loy.
One of the top two-way ATH in 2028, Kamieon Compton-Nero has some big visits on deck.
— Tom Loy (@TomLoy247) March 18, 2026
Here is what he said about each program, as well as a scouting report from @gabrieldbrooks, highlighting why he is so coveted across the country.
VIP Story: https://t.co/OTqhiytV3c@247Sports… pic.twitter.com/oS5tUMmnYl
Compton-Nero confirmed Loy’s report on X (formerly Twitter), saying he’s “excited for the opportunity” to visit Oklahoma and several other major programs over the next few months.
Appreciate @TomLoy247 and @gabrieldbrooks for the writeup. Excited for the opportunity of these spring visits. @247Sports @Rivals @On3 @PrepRedzoneOK @adamgorney @MikeRoach247 @samspiegs @TheUCReport @Stumpf_Brian @Bdrumm_Rivals @Josh_Scoop @GregBiggins @OU_Football… https://t.co/YQ1kRUIlsR
— Kamieon Compton-Nero (@KamieonNero) March 18, 2026
Compton-Nero hails from Owasso, OK, and attends Rejoice Christian School. Per 247Sports, he is the No. 62 overall player and the No. 5 athlete from the 2028 class.
The athlete plays both quarterback and defensive back. As a sophomore at Rejoice Christian in 2025, he logged 3,395 yards of offense and 49 total touchdowns. Defensively, he registered 95 tackles, five interceptions and three pick-sixes.
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According to Loy’s report, Compton-Nero will also unofficially visit Ole Miss, Oklahoma State, SMU, Texas A&M, Ohio State and Kansas State over the next few months.
Other major programs that have offered the high school sophomore include BYU, Missouri, Baylor and Arkansas.
Compton-Nero has already taken multiple unofficial trips to Norman. Most recently, he was on hand for OU’s 17-13 win over LSU in its regular-season finale, which punched the Sooners’ ticket to the College Football Playoff. At that game, Compton-Nero took a picture with 2026 signee Xavier Okwufulueze, 2027 defensive back prospect Semaj Stanford and 2027 offensive line commit Cooper Hackett.
B🅾️🅾️MER S🅾️🅾️NER‼️@OU_Football @OU_RecruitingHQ @OU_RecruitingHQ @CoachVenables @JimNagy_Sooners @coach_bhall @arbuckle_ben @OU_CoachHill @LakeDawson_ @TD_Redd @CoachKPearson @COACHSTACE_ @Bdrumm_Rivals @ParkerThune @Cap_405 @Josh_Scoop @adamgorney @Rivals @On3sports… pic.twitter.com/ecuCH9Zptf
— Kamieon Compton-Nero (@KamieonNero) November 30, 2025
Oklahoma has earned one commitment from the Class of 2028 so far, as running back Micah Rhodes verbally pledged with the Sooners on Jan. 29. A native of Spring, TX, Rhodes is the No. 1 running back and the No. 28 overall prospect in the class, per 247Sports.
The Sooners are one of only seven Power Four programs who have already earned a 2028 commitment, along with Ohio State, Georgia, Penn State, Purdue, Boston College and Arizona.
OU will look to put together a 2028 class that rivals its group of 2027 commits. With 19 pledges, the Sooners are ranked No. 1 in every major recruiting network’s rankings for the cycle. Of those 19 commits, 11 of them are graded as 4-star prospects by 247Sports.
Oklahoma will begin its 2026 campaign against UTEP on Sept. 5.

Carson Field has worked full-time in the sports media industry since 2020 in Colorado, Texas and Wyoming as well as nationally, and he has earned degrees from Arizona State University and Texas A&M University. When he isn’t covering the Sooners, he’s likely golfing, fishing or doing something else outdoors. Twitter: https://x.com/carsondfield
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