SoonerNation concluded the OKPreps 14 for ’14 last week, looking at the top in-state prospect for a loaded Class of 2014. But it’s never too early to start talking the Class of 2015.
And while the depth isn’t there just year for the in-state group, there definitely looks to be a few big-time talents.
One of them poised to break out is defensive tackle Marquise Overton (Jenks, Okla./Jenks). At 6-foot-2 and 280 pounds, Overton is already starting to receive interest from several colleges.
And being able to contribute at Jenks as a sophomore is usually a good indicator of somebody who is going to be a quality name to watch going forward.
And while the depth isn’t there just year for the in-state group, there definitely looks to be a few big-time talents.
One of them poised to break out is defensive tackle Marquise Overton (Jenks, Okla./Jenks). At 6-foot-2 and 280 pounds, Overton is already starting to receive interest from several colleges.
And being able to contribute at Jenks as a sophomore is usually a good indicator of somebody who is going to be a quality name to watch going forward.
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