Jocelyn Malaska 
CB 6-1, 180, Sr. 
Bethany 

A three-sport athlete at Bethany, Malaska shows exceptional speed from his corner spot. He had offers from Tulsa, Kansas, South Dakota State, UTSA, and Abilene Christian before committing to Texas Tech.

Caden Powell
QB/LB 6-3, 200, Sr. 
Clinton 

An OU baseball commit, Powell has a strong arm and can sling it downfield. Could be a two-way start for Clinton. Probably a firm baseball commit, Powell has the talent to play both. 

Gabe Grazier 
C/DL 6-3, 270, Sr. 
Oologah 

This offseason, Grazier has made gains in the weight room which will certainly help him this season. Also a wrestler, Grazier understand leverage and hand-to-hand combat. 

Rylan Hitt 
OL/DL 6-2, 275, Sr. 
Elgin 

Last season Hitt recorded 22 pancakes in eight games. The big man is also the Class 5A heavyweight state champion in wresting, and knows how to use his leverage to his advantage.  

Sam Hoffman 
RB/LB 6-0, 195, Sr. 
Weatherford 

Last season Hoffman rushed for 1,044 yards on 146 carries averaging 7.2 yards per carry and scoring 12 TD’s. On defense he recorded 57 tackles and three INTs in nine games. 

Jay Mitchell
OL 6-5, 310, Sr. 
Tecumseh

Mitchell is a three-year starter at Tecumseh. Last season he recorded 57 pancakes. Coach Ty Bullock said Mitchell is a big, strong athlete and a nasty left tackle. 

Alex Winter  
OL/TE/DL 6-4, 235, Sr. 
Bristow 

Very agile for a big man, Winter has 50 tackles from his DE spot. Bristow utilized him as a blocking TE in a flex-bone offense. Winter might move to OT for his senior year.

Andrew Hughes 
WR/DB 6-3, 170, Jr. 
Ada 

Had a great year at DB for Ada recording 28 tackles, two INTs and four PBUs while grabbing 11 receptions for 173 yards. 

Gabe Martinez
SS 5-10, 160, Sr. 
Cleveland 

Cleveland’s strong safety grabbed 99 tackles and two interceptions last season. Martinez also recorded three tackles for loss.

Dean Odom 
TE/LB 6-3, 210, Sr.
Poteau 

Devastating blocker at TE, Odom is a three-year starter for Poteau. He also has 174 career tackles on defense with two interceptions. 

Christian Brumley 
QB/OLB 6-2, 176, Jr. 
Broken Bow 

As a sophomore, Brumley recorded 146 tackles showing he has a bloodhound nose for the football. Expect his play at QB to be much improved this season. 

Noah Townly 
WR Sr.
Cleveland 

With 36 receptions for 721 yards, Townly is the top returning WR for Cleveland. He averaged 80.1 yards per game and scored 10 TDs. He also added two kickoff return TDs. 

Malachi Johnson 
RB/DB 6-1, 195, Sr. 
Weatherford 

In nine games, Johnson rushed for 842 yards on 108 carries averaging 7.5 yards per carry with 13 TDs. His defense gets overlooked, but this kid can be an effective player both ways. 

Carson Trimble 
QB 6-1, 175, Jr. 
Grove 

In his sophomore campaign, Trimble tossed the ball for 1,382 yards and 14 TDs. Expect those numbers to increase as he gets more comfortable in the pocket. 

Ryan Shields 
TE/RB/LB Sr. 
Weatherford 

Last season the versatile Shields accounted for 87 tackles in nine games played. Look for Weatherford to continue to shift him around on offense. 

Kane Donovan 
QB 6-3, 170, Sr. 
John Marshall

In his first year at QB, Donovan completed 146 of 261 passes for 1,646 yards and 15 touchdowns with only seven picks averaging nearly 200 yards a game in the air. 

Fred Watson 
DL/TB 6-1, 205, Sr. 
Wagoner 

Watson is that unique combo of strength on the interior of the line coupled with the quickness of a running back. Last year he had 85 tackles, four sacks and 19 QB pressures with one INT.

Emmanuel Crawford 
RB/DB 5-10, 165, Jr. 
Grove 

In 2020, Crawford rushed for 1,124 yards on 145 attempts scoring 10 TDs. He also added five kick returns for 245 yards scoring twice.

Lincoln Smith 
WR/CB 5-10, 155, Sr. 
Blanchard 

Smith was big for the Lions catching 28 passes for 570 yards and six TDs. On defense he recorded 29 tackles and snagged six INTs.  

Todd Mattox 
RB/DB 5-7, 155, Sr. 
Poteau 

For his career at Poteau, Mattox has rushed for over 1,900 yards scoring 22 TDs. Defensively Mattox has 57 tackles and two interceptions. 

Forrest Johnston 
C/NG 6-2, 240, Sr.
Skiatook 

One of the offensive linemen to watch this season, Johnston is developing into one of the top trench dogs of the class. 

Justus Conway  
OLB/TE/RB 6-2, 215, Sr. 
Newcastle 

The OLB/DE grabbed 79 tackles and 16 sacks last season making him one of the more productive backers in the class. He also scored eight touchdowns on offense.