The turnout was decent, not great. Which is generally not a surprise coming on the heels of the MegaCamps in Texas. I'd expect the late July camp in Stillwater will have a little better turnout in terms of prospects with offers or that are close.
As best I can tell, Tylan and Tracin Wallace and 2019 TE Grayson Boomer were the only prospects who entered camp with an offer. Obviously Spencer Misko ended camp with an offer and verbally committed.
Misko checked in at 6' 6" and 234 pounds. As far as testing numbers, he ran a 4.25 pro agility drill....which is very good for anyone, much less a guy that size.
Where camp was perhaps the strongest is with 2018 in-staters who could be offered by OSU before long (and I'd be willing to bet some were not long after camp). Tulsa-area DB's Rylan McQuarters (BTW) and Wayne Jones (Owasso) are two good examples. McQuarters was among the top 40-yard dash times, in the mid-4.4's. Jones. At WR, in-staters Tyree York (Shawnee) and Sean Shaw (Jones) are two 2018 prospects to keep an eye on.
Tylan Wallace was right there with McQuarters among the fastest in camp. Tracin didn't run. As best I can tell, WR Braydon Johnson from Bowie, TX was the fastest man in camp with a sub-4.4 time.
2017 WR/DB Gervarrius Owens from Southmoore is a prospect with good size that tested fairly well across the board.
Pat "Bubba" Faulk of Kerens, TX was the top RB prospect in camp. He's a 2018.
In the trenches, the turnout was just so-so. Putnam City North OL Andre Harris is one to keep an eye on and if there was such a thing, Harris would win the Tramonda Moore award for being the largest man in camp (6-4, 340+). Cache's Kaiem Ceasar and 2018 prospect Jarrell Cherry from Dallas Carter are two names that could come up again.
As best I can tell, Tylan and Tracin Wallace and 2019 TE Grayson Boomer were the only prospects who entered camp with an offer. Obviously Spencer Misko ended camp with an offer and verbally committed.
Misko checked in at 6' 6" and 234 pounds. As far as testing numbers, he ran a 4.25 pro agility drill....which is very good for anyone, much less a guy that size.
Where camp was perhaps the strongest is with 2018 in-staters who could be offered by OSU before long (and I'd be willing to bet some were not long after camp). Tulsa-area DB's Rylan McQuarters (BTW) and Wayne Jones (Owasso) are two good examples. McQuarters was among the top 40-yard dash times, in the mid-4.4's. Jones. At WR, in-staters Tyree York (Shawnee) and Sean Shaw (Jones) are two 2018 prospects to keep an eye on.
Tylan Wallace was right there with McQuarters among the fastest in camp. Tracin didn't run. As best I can tell, WR Braydon Johnson from Bowie, TX was the fastest man in camp with a sub-4.4 time.
2017 WR/DB Gervarrius Owens from Southmoore is a prospect with good size that tested fairly well across the board.
Pat "Bubba" Faulk of Kerens, TX was the top RB prospect in camp. He's a 2018.
In the trenches, the turnout was just so-so. Putnam City North OL Andre Harris is one to keep an eye on and if there was such a thing, Harris would win the Tramonda Moore award for being the largest man in camp (6-4, 340+). Cache's Kaiem Ceasar and 2018 prospect Jarrell Cherry from Dallas Carter are two names that could come up again.
