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Oklahoma State Hosted Plenty Of Top Talent For Second Junior Day Event

Cowboy football hosted plenty of top-tier talent this weekend for the second Junior Day event
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Oklahoma State Hosted Plenty Of Top Talent For Second Junior Day Event
Oklahoma State Hosted Plenty Of Top Talent For Second Junior Day Event

STILLWATER -- Oklahoma State recruiting just enjoyed another productive day it wraps up its second junior day event of the offseason.

Today’s event saw 39 recruits make their way to campus, many from Oklahoma and Texas. While most of the recruits were a part of the 2021 class, they did host a handful of 2022 and 2023 recruits.

We will update this list as we receive information but here is a list of the recruits we can confirm were in attendance today:

Omari Abor - Duncanville High School (TX) - Defensive End - 2022

Abor is a big time prospect who picked up his Oklahoma State offer after his visit. Abor was named the District 8-6A Defensive Newcomer of the Year as a sophomore in a very competitive facing some very competitive teams. At 6’4 230 pounds Abor is a monster on the d-line.

Erick Cade - Braswell High School (TX) - Offensive Line - 2021

Cade is a monster on the O-line standing at 6’5.5 313 pounds. Has double digit offers and is rated as a 3 star by all rankings sites.

Johntay Cook II - Desoto High (TX) - Athlete - 2023

Cook picked up an Oklahoma State while on his visit today, his third D1 offer, along with Kansas and Tulsa. Desoto has become a pipeline to OSU and has produced some excellent defenders in AJ Green and 2020 signee Jabbar Muhammed. Oklahoma State will be in Cooks recruitment for the next 3 years.

Jacoby Jackson - Mansfield Summit HS (TX) - Offensive Tackle - 2021

Jackson was among the group of visitors to earn an offer while on campus today. At 6’5.5 306 pounds, Jackson possess perfect frame to lockdown the tackle position. His father was a running back at TCU, so the athletic genes run in the family. Jackson is a national recruit, already sitting at 18 offers

Jordan Mukes - Choctaw HS (OK) - Safety - 2021

Mukes is one of the bigger safeties you will find, registering at 6’4 and 192 pounds. He does not yet hold an offer from Oklahoma State but that could change very soon as his recruitment plays on.

Hal Presley - Mansfield Summit - Wide Receiver - 2021

This was Presley’s first visit to Stillwater, although he has had Oklahoma State high on his list for some time now. At 6’3 190 pounds, Presley is catching the attention of schools across the country and has been picking up offers nearly every day for the past week and a half. Oklahoma State has been in play since the beginning and remain near the top. 

Tavierre Dunlap - Del Valle HS (TX) - Running Back - 2021

Dunlap is a very promising young back who has posted some very impressive numbers as a sophomore and junior. In his two years starting he has rushed for 2,790 yards, 37 touchdowns in only 314 carries. Dunlap will be one of the backs Oklahoma State will be targeting in this important 2021 class. 

Chaz Clemons - Pebble Hills HS (TX) - Wide Receiver/Safety - 2021

The 6'2 185 pound prospect is being looked at by many as a receiver but I feel his future may be on the defensive side of the ball. On tape one of the major aspects of his game is his physicality. He is a very hard hitter and at his size, he is able to match up well with even the biggest receivers and tight ends. 

Cam'Ron Silmon - Trinity Christian (TX) - OLB/FS - 2021

I love Silmon's playstyle on the defensive side of the ball. He has fantastic speed in pursuit and is extremely physical demeanor in tackling. He has the frame and the athleticism to play outside linebacker as well as higher up at the safety position. 

Logan Nobles - Jenks HS (OK) - Offensive Tackle - 2021

This junior day event saw lots of talented O-lineman welcomed to campus and Nobles was among that group. Nobles is also among the largest of lineman in the state of Oklahoma measuring in at 6'6 260 pounds. If there is one thing that is apparent in the recruiting efforts of Charlie Dickey, its that he wants some monsters on the O-line. 

Da'Wain Lofton - North Side (TX) - Wide Receiver - 2021

Lofton may not be a prospect you hear much of but he is certainly someone capable of succeeding at the power 5 level. Last year, Lofton was an AP Class 5A first-team all-state selection at WR and was named the District 4-5A-II MVP. Lofton is 5'10 175 pounds which is good size, especially with speculating that he will put on muscle. His numbers speak for themselves, ending his junior season with 1,216 yards with 15 touchdowns, on only 55 catches. FIFTY-FIVE! 22 yards per catch is absolutely ridiculous. 

Maliek Bogard - Okmulgee HS (OK) - DE/OLB - 2022

The first thing I notice about Bogard is his size, a whopping 6'5 205 pounds at only 16 years old. His frame is able to handle more weight for muscle gain, ultimately projecting him at the defensive end position, where he plays primarily anyways. He shows great speed and hand action at the line of scrimmage working to get to the quarterback or ball carrier. He is able to use his length to overpower o-lineman before they can reach to get him. 

Tyler Quinn - Duncanville (TX) - Defensive End - 2021

I was able to watch Quinn in his state state championship appearance and he is a guy I enjoyed watching. He uses his 6'3 270 pound body to overpower offensive lineman normally needing only a bull rush to get through. He accumulated 43 tackles, 15 of which were for a loss and added 6 sacks. He has some small offers but I expect him to collect more soon. Duncanville is a powerhouse and is a lock to produce D1 studs every year, shown by the 5 Duncanville players who were on campus today. 

Jordan Eubanks - Denton Guyer HS (TX) - Safety - 2021

Eubanks is another safety who has fantastic size, great for the physical nature the safety position brings. He measures at 6'3 190 pounds and uses his size and strength in his tackling, where he tends to bring the boom. Eubanks was a member of a great defense at Denton Guyer, one that made it to the state championship. This defense might be a familiar one to OSU fans as 2020 signee Grant Mahon was on the defensive line for Guyer.

AJ Green - Tulsa Union HS (OK) - Running Back - 2021

Green is a major target in this class at the running back position, but it will not be an easy battle. He holds some big time offers, such as Michigan, Texas A&M, and the biggest threat is in state rival, Oklahoma. At 5'11" 190 pounds, Green might challenge for one of the fastest running backs in the class of 2021. Green won the Oklahoma 6A gold in 100 meters (10.52 season record) and bronze in 200 meters (21.46 personal record) as a sophomores. That speed does not stay just on the track but translates to the gridiron, making him one of the top prospects in the state. 

Cam Wilson - Trinity Christian HS (TX) - Athlete - 2021

Wilson is another prospect that lights up the track with blazing speed. He was the TAPPS 6A 100m Champion, posting a time of 10.51. His primary position seems to be cornerback but he also flashes with the ball in his hand, both on offense and the return game. He does not yet reported an offer, but I would expect one to be dished out soon. 

Kevon Ivy - Duncanville (TX) - DE/DL - 2021

Once again Duncanville shows up on this list, a school you can never go wrong with when looking for recruits. Ivy is also on the defensive line at 6"3" 240 pounds. He holds three offers, one from Ole Miss but has not yet reported and Oklahoma State offer. 

Chris McClellan - Tulsa Edison (OK) - DE/DT - 2022

I am a big fan of McClellan and what he brings with his game. The 6'4" 260 pound defensive prospect shines at both the defensive end and tackle position. He is very quick and strong off the line and overpowers offensive lineman to get into the backfield. McClellan often finds himself being the first defender to the ball carrier or quarterback. He just picked up his first D1 offer from Memphis, but he told me a few weeks ago that Oklahoma State, OU, and Iowa State have all been in contact with him. After this visit, I expect him to land an offer from OSU very soon. 

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