Oklahoma

Where the talent comes from

On the board now

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1. —Andy BassATH · 2028
2. —Elijah ThomasATH · 2028
3. —Erik McCartyATH · 2028
4. —Jack Van DorselaerATH · 2028
5. —Kade McIntyreATH · 2027
6. —Trynae WashingtonATH · 2028
7. —Courtland GuilloryCB · 2028
8. —Dakoda FieldsCB · 2028
9. —Eli BowenCB · 2028
10. —Jacobe JohnsonCB · 2028
11. —Jamarrien BurtCB · 2027
12. —Jeremiah NewcombeCB · 2028
13. —Trystan HaynesCB · 2028
14. —Alton Tarber IVDL · 2027
15. —Andrew HeinigDL · 2028
16. —Bishop ThomasDL · 2027
17. —Cedric RobertsDL · 2027
18. —Damonic WilliamsDL · 2027
19. —David StoneDL · 2028David Stone shows up as a disruptive Oklahoma front-seven piece off one loud data point: eight tackles for loss and 43 total stops in his only tracked season, the kind of line that gets a 5-star recruit's name called…
20. —Jayden JacksonDL · 2028
21. —Kenny OzowaluDL · 2027
22. —Nigel Smith IIDL · 2028
23. —Trent WilsonDL · 2028
24. —Wyatt GilmoreDL · 2028
25. —Adepoju AdebaworeEDGE · 2028
26. —CJ NicksonEDGE · 2028
27. —Danny OkoyeEDGE · 2028
28. —Fatutoa HenryEDGE · 2027
29. —Marvin Jones Jr.EDGE · 2027
30. —Taylor WeinEDGE · 2027
31. —Caleb NittaG · 2027
32. —Daniel AkinkunmiG · 2028
33. —Darius AfalavaG · 2028
34. —Eddy Pierre-LouisG · 2028
35. —Evan McClureG · 2027
36. —Owen HollenbeckG · 2028
37. —Peyton JosephG · 2028
38. —Tate SandellK · 2027
39. —Cole SullivanLB · 2028
40. —James NestaLB · 2028

Drafted, and what happened

The most recent Oklahoma players to hear their name called, with where they actually went.