Stills makes impression on hoops recruit 
March, 14, 2012
3/14/12
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By
Bob Przybylo | ESPN.com
Oklahoma junior defensive back Tony Jefferson talked last week about the transition from being someone who looked up to others to now being the guy people are looking to as an example.
Jefferson is not alone as fellow “Cali trio” and 2010 class members wide receiver Kenny Stills and running back Brennan Clay are in a similar position.
Stills already is starting to make an impression, even if it’s not on the football field. He recently reached out to high school freshman shooting guard Allonzo Trier (Oklahoma City/Storm Homeschool) on Twitter.
Jefferson is not alone as fellow “Cali trio” and 2010 class members wide receiver Kenny Stills and running back Brennan Clay are in a similar position.
Stills already is starting to make an impression, even if it’s not on the football field. He recently reached out to high school freshman shooting guard Allonzo Trier (Oklahoma City/Storm Homeschool) on Twitter.
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