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University of Oklahoma Athletics
OU Announces 2004 Football Recruiting Class
February 05, 2004 | Football
In what has become a rite of February, Oklahoma head football coach Bob Stoops announced today another highly-regarded recruiting class, this again considered among the nation's elite by most accounts.
The 18 announced Wednesday represent eight different positions, including four offensive linemen, three receivers, three defensive linemen, three defensive backs, two running backs, one quarterback, one linebacker and one kicker.
The class announced Wednesday includes 18 new Sooners that add more quality and depth to a program that has skyrocketed in Stoops' five seasons. OU is coming off its fifth straight bowl appearance and has twice played for the national championship during that span, winning the 2000 crown.
"We've recruited a lot of outstanding players here who have allowed us to compete at a very high level," Stoops said. "We feel this class continues that trend. It has always been our goal to add balance and athletic ability to our program on signing day. We met those goals again this year. This group runs very well and possesses a high degree of talent."
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The 18 announced Wednesday represent eight different positions, including four offensive linemen, three receivers, three defensive linemen, three defensive backs, two running backs, one quarterback, one linebacker and one kicker.
"Due to regular NCAA limits on the number of players we can sign, and the few seniors that we lost a year ago, we weren't able to sign as many this year as we have in past years," Stoops added. "But while the quantity wasn't the same, the quality is outstanding. It is one of the top classes in the country by many accounts."
All are high school products with the exception of junior college transfers Chijoke Onyenegecha and Remi Ayodele. Onyenegecha is one of three on the list that are already enrolled at OU. The other two are J.D. Quinn and D.J. Wolfe, who completed their high school requirements at the conclusion of the fall semester.
Players from five states are represented. Twelve are from Texas, two from Oklahoma and one each from California, Florida, Illinois and Ohio.
Oklahoma, 12-2 last season, including an 8-0 mark in Big 12 play, begins its spring drills on March 24. The spring game is set for 2 p.m., on April 17. The Sooners will return 31 players with previous starting experience.
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| REMI AYODELE |
| DT * 6-3 * 280 * Northeastern Oklahoma A&M South Grand Prairie High School Grand Prairie, Texas Pronunciation: REM-ee A-oh-dell ... His junior college team posted a 21-3 record in his two seasons " Recorded 50 tackles, three sacks and recovered one fumble last year " Helped lead team to its second straight conference championship, bowl title and No. 2 national ranking in 2003 " Team posted a 10-2 mark last year and an 11-1 record during his freshman season " He has 4.9 speed in the 40, bench presses 385 pounds and owns a 31-inch vertical leap " Coached by Dale Patterson " Signed with Purdue out of high school " Has a brother, Akin, who plays professionally for the Jacksonville Jaguars. No. 17 JUCO player in the nation (CollegeFootballNews.com) 2003 No. 47 JUCO player in the nation (Super Prep) 2003 No. 3 JUCO defensive tackle in the nation (Insiders.com, CollegeFootballNews.com) - 2003 First team all-conference 2003 |
| CORY BENNETT |
| DL * 6-3 * 265 * Roosevelt H.S. San Antonio, Texas A three-year letterwinner and two-year starter " Also competed at the defensive end, tight end and fullback positions " Recorded 57 tackles as a junior, including 11 for loss " Seven of his tackles for loss went for sacks " Also recovered two fumbles " Runs a 4.9 in the 40-yard dash " Bench presses 285 pounds and squats 515 pounds " Coached by Glen Hill. No. 87 player in Texas (Super Prep) - 2003 No. 94 player in Texas (Rivals.com) 2003 |
| RHETT BOMAR |
 QB * 6-4 * 205 * Grand Prairie H.S.Grand Prairie, Texas Started three years " Threw for 6,097 passing yards and 58 touchdowns, while rushing for 1,623 yards and 33 scores rushing in 27 career games " Averaged 286 yards of total offense per game during his career " Posted a 62 percent completion rate over his three seasons " Set school record for career yardage and completions " Accounted for 27 touchdowns his senior year " Passed for 1,400 yards and 15 scores " Intercepted six times " Scored 12 more touchdowns on the ground and totaled 542 rushing yards on 80 attempts " Completed 90 of 147 passing attempts for a 61.0 completion percentage " Missed the last two games of last season with a broken hand " Played in only seven games in his final season " Participated in the U.S. Army High School All-American Bowl with fellow Sooner signees Lendy Holmes, Chris Patterson, Adrian Peterson and Marcus Walker " Chosen as the starting quarterback for the West squad " Named the Outstanding Quarterback at the EA Sports Elite 11 Quarterback Camp " Played in 10 games in both his junior and sophomore campaigns " Racked up 2,860 yards and 25 touchdowns through the air as a junior " Connected on 163 of his 265 passing attempts with 11 interceptions that season " Also as a junior, he rushed for 717 yards on 119 carries and 11 touchdowns " Passed for 1,837 yards and 18 touchdowns as a sophomore when he also rushed for 364 yards rushing and 10 touchdowns " Started the last three games on the varsity squad as a freshman " Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.57 seconds " Coached by his father, Jerry Bomar " Also an accomplished baseball player " Garnered first team All-State and all-area and district MVP honors as a junior " Named to the all-area and all-district teams as a sophomore as well " Chosen as an All-American Scholar-Athlete at the U.S. Army High School All-American Game " Ranked No. 5 out of 575 students in his senior class " Earned first team academic all-district accolades in each of his final three years. No. 2 player in the nation (CollegeFootballNews.com) - 2003 No. 4 player in the nation (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 7 player in the nation (Insiders.com) 2003 No. 13 player in the nation (Super Prep) - 2003 No. 1 quarterback in the nation (CollegeFootballNews.com, Insiders.com, Prep Star, Sporting News & Super Prep) - 2003 No. 1 pro-style quarterback in the nation (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 2 player in the Midlands (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 2 player in Texas (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 3 player in Texas (Super Prep) 2003 Top 100 player in the nation (Prep Star) - 2003 National Player of the Year (Rivals.com) 2003 Finalist for the Spalding National Player of the Year - 2003 All-American (EA Sports, Prep Star) 2003 Second team All-American (USA Today) 2003 Red Zone/Old Spice Top 50 Player 2002 & 2003 Honorable mention All-State 2002 & 2003 All-area 2001, 2002 & 2003 First team 8-5A all-district - 2003 District 8-5A MVP - 2002 All-district 2002 All-metro 2002 District 7-5A Newcomer of the Year 2001 Player of the Week (Dallas Morning News) - 2001 |
| BRETT BOWERS |
 S * 6-1 * 192 * Trinity Christian AcademyJacksonville, Fla. Started and lettered for three years " Also played tight end and returned kickoffs " Team went 37-4 during his three years " Helped lead team to state, district and regional titles in 2002 and 2003 " Totaled 292 tackles (134 solo), 15 interceptions and 26 sacks during his career " Compiled 77 tackles, including 38 solo stops, three sacks and three interceptions as a senior " Amassed 350 yards on kick returns " Returned one of his picks 94 yards for a touchdown " Caught a 37-yard pass for a touchdown and intercepted a pass in the state championship game " Team ended the season with a 14-0 record " Team finished his junior year 13-1 and 10-3 during his sophomore campaign " Runs a 4.5 in the 40-yard dash " Coached by Verlon Dorminey " Also played baseball his sophomore year " Father graduated from Oklahoma and coached under Jimmy Johnson at Oklahoma State. No. 9 safety in the nation (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 11 safety in the nation (CollegeFootballNews.com) 2003 No. 17 safety in the nation (Insiders.com) - 2003 No. 69 player in the Southeast (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 80 player in Florida (Super Prep) 2003 Top 100 player in the nation (PrepStar) 2003 All-American (PrepStar) 2003 First team All-State (FHSAA, FSWA) 2003 Super 24 Team (Florida Times-Union) 2003 First team All-First Coast (Florida Times-Union) - 2003 Preseason Super 11 Team (Florida Times-Union) 2003 Third team All-State (FSWA) - 2002 |
| BRANNDON BRAXTON |
| OT * 6-6 * 300 * Ursuline H.S. Youngstown, Ohio A three-year letterman and two-year starter " Graded out at 87 percent on run blocking and 96 percent on pass blocking his senior year " Team posted a 5-5 mark " Recorded an 86 percent run blocking grade and 91 percent pass blocking grade as a junior " Helped team reach the state semifinals and record an 8-6 record in 2002 "Clocked at 5.1 in the 40-yard dash " Coached by Dan Murphy " A varsity letterman on the basketball team " Currently leads his conference in scoring " Competes in shot put and discus on the track and field team. No. 53 player in the nation (Rivals.com) - 2003 No. 6 offensive lineman in the nation (Prep Star) - 2003 No. 13 offensive lineman in the nation (Super Prep) 2003 Top 100 player in the nation (PrepStar) 2003 All-American (PrepStar) - 2003 First team All-American 2003 First team All-State 2002 & 2003 First team All-Northeastern Ohio 2002 & 2003 First team All-Steel Valley Conference 2002 & 2003 |
| QUENTIN CHANEY |
| WR * 6-6 * 205 * Booker T. Washington H.S. * Tulsa, Okla. Four-year starter and letterwinner " Also played at the free safety position " Posted a career 33-8 record and led team to a district championship all four years " Hauled in 24 catches for 570 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior " Scored three more touchdowns on the defensive end off of interceptions " Totaled 41 tackles and seven interceptions in 2003 " Named a team captain last year " Selected to compete in the Oil Bowl in June " Caught 18 passes his junior year for 404 yards and eight scores " Made 22 stops on defense " Intercepted five passes and returned one for a touchdown " Recorded 11 receptions for 155 yards and five scores in 2001 " Made eight catches for 139 yards and two touchdowns as a freshman " Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds " Coached by Antwain Jimmerson " A four-year letterwinner in basketball as well " Earned all-area honors. No. 16 athlete in the nation (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 14 wide receiver in the nation (Super Prep) - 2003 No. 26 wide receiver in the nation (CollegeFootballNews.com, Insiders.com) 2003 No. 13 player in the Midlands (Super Prep) - 2003 No. 58 player in the Midlands (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 3 player in Oklahoma (Rivals.com) 2003 First team All-State (Daily Oklahoman, Tulsa World) 2003 District Receiver of the Year 2003 First team all-district 2003 First team all-metro - 2003 All-region (PrepStar) - 2003 First team all-metro 2002 |
| ALAN DAVIS |
 DE * 6-2 * 237 * Heritage H.S.Colleyville, Texas Lettered his last two years " Shared time at defensive end and tight end during his career " Made 25 stops and recorded three sacks on defense last season " Hauled in 11 catches for 130 yards as a senior on offense " Also ran for 91 yards on seven carries " Served as a team caption his senior year " Played in the Coca-Cola All-Star Classic at defensive end " Selected to play in the Oil Bowl All-Star Game in June " Helped lead team to a 9-2 record during his junior season " Clocked at 4.7 in the 40-yard dash " Coached by Chris Cunningham. No. 12 weakside defensive end in the nation (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 25 defensive end in the nation (Insiders.com) - 2003 No. 33 defensive end in the nation (CollegeFootballNews.com) 2003 No. 49 defensive lineman in the nation (Super Prep) - 2003 No. 28 tight end in the nation (CollegeFootballNews.com) - 2003 No. 38 player in the Midlands (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 22 player in Texas (Rivals.com) 2003 All-American (PrepStar) - 2003 First team all-district tight end - 2003 All-district 2002 |
| GARRETT HARTLEY |
 K * 5-9 * 175 * Southlake Carroll H.S.Southlake, Texas Three-year starter and letterman " Set a national record for points in a career by a kicker " Established a state record for extra points in a career with 90 " Successful on 14 of his 26 field goal attempts in 2003 " Recorded a long of 52 yards " Eighty-six percent of kickoffs went for touchbacks " Also served as the team's punter and averaged 44.3 yards per kick " Nailed 14 of his 17 attempts as a junior " Hit on 11 of 13 tries in 2001 " Coached by Todd Dodge. No. 2 kicker in the nation (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 71 player in Texas (Super Prep) - 2003 No. 82 player in Texas (Rivals.com) 2003 Three star national ranking (Insiders.com) - 2003 All-State (Dallas Morning News) 2003 All-area (Dallas Morning News) 2002 & 2003 All-region (PrepStar) 2003 Second team All-State 2002 Third team All-State 2001 All-district 2001, 2002 & 2003 |
| LENDY HOLMES |
 WR * 6-2 * 180 * South Oak Cliff H.S.Dallas, Texas A three-year letterman " Competed at eight different positions during his career including punter, kicker, quarterback, running back, wide receiver and defensive back " Also returned punts and kickoffs " Posted an 8-1 record as a starting quarterback during his career " Caught 38 passes and scored 10 touchdowns his senior year " Tossed two touchdown strikes as well " Intercepted six passes on defense " Played in only two games as a senior due to a broken collarbone " Team posted a 6-5 mark " Participated in the U.S. Army High School All-American Bowl with fellow Sooner signees Rhett Bomar, Chris Patterson, Adrian Peterson and Marcus Walker " Caught six passes and scored two touchdowns during the Coca-Cola All-Star Game " Hauled in 38 catches for 505 yards as a junior " Also intercepted four passes on defense " Team went 3-7 in 2002 and 6-5 his sophomore year " Runs a 4.4 in the 40-yard dash " Coached by J.B. Wallace " Also a three-year letterman in basketball where he was first team all-district " Averaged 11 points, six rebounds, 4.5 assists and 2.5 assists during his junior campaign " Selected to the Midland Oilman's Classic all-tournament team as a sophomore and junior " Also earned all-tournament honors at the Coca-Cola and Elite Eight tournaments in 2002. No. 72 player in the nation (Insiders.com) - 2003 No. 134 player in the nation (CollegeFootballNews.com) 2003 No. 13 wide receiver in the nation (Insiders.com) - 2003 No. 18 wide receiver in the nation (Rivals.com, CollegeFootballNews.com) 2003 No. 28 wide receiver in the nation (Super Prep) - 2003 No. 37 player in the Midlands (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 24 player in Texas (Super Prep) - 2003 No. 25 player in Texas (Rivals.com) 2003 All-American (Prep Star) - 2003 MVP of Coca-Cola All-Star Game 2004 All-district wide receiver 2003 Second team all-metro - 2003 All-district defensive back - 2002 District Sophomore of the Year in football and basketball - 2001 |
| RANDY MCADAMS |
 OT * 6-7 * 285 * Leander H.S.Leander, Texas A two-year starter " Also responsible for deep snapping duties " Recorded 31 pancakes as a senior " Surrendered only one sack in 14 games last year " Helped lead team to a 12-2 mark and a state quarterfinal berth in 2003 " Played in the Central Texas All-Star Game " Team posted a 9-3 record and captured a bi-district title in 2002 " Clocked at 5.3 seconds in the 40-yard dash " Has recorded a bench press mark of 300 pounds and squats of 305 pounds " Hails from the same high school as current Sooner quarterback Paul Thompson " Coached by Steve Gideon " Also competes on the basketball and track teams where he throws the shot put. No. 25 offensive lineman in the nation (Super Prep) - 2003 Honorable mention All-State (Texas Sports Writers Association) 2003 All-region (PrepStar) - 2003 First team all-district 2002 & 2003 First team All-Central Texas 2002 & 2003 |
| CHIJIOKE ONYENEGECHA |
| DB * 6-2 * 205 * City College of San Francisco Richmond, Calif. Pronunciation: chee-JO-kay ON-yue-nah-get-cha ... Signed a financial aid agreement with Oklahoma last April, but did not report to Norman as he worked out his eligibility " graduated from City College of San Francisco at the completion of this school year's fall term thus achieving eligibility at Oklahoma " was out of college football for the 2003 season " out of junior college, he was regarded as the finest junior college cornerback in the nation ... prepped at El Cerrito High School in the Bay area ... a member of The Contra Costa Times "Cream of the Crop" listing as a senior in high school ... a member of The San Francisco Chronicle's Top 25 players ... team won the national junior college championship during his freshman season ... also runs track ... clocked at 10.27 in the 100-meters ... runs a 4.3 40-yard dash ... has great size and cover skills ... coached at City College by George Rush. No. 2 JUCO player by Rivals.com 2002 No. 8 JUCO player by SuperPrep -- 2002 First team all JC Gridwire All-American |
| CHRIS PATTERSON |
| LB * 6-3 * 220 * Hubbard H.S. Chicago, Ill. A four-year letterman and starter " Started at defensive end as a freshman and sophomore before moving to the middle linebacker position for his final two seasons " Team ended 2003 with a 10-3 record " Participated in the U.S. Army High School All-American Bowl with fellow Sooner signees Rhett Bomar, Lendy Holmes, Adrian Peterson and Marcus Walker " Totaled 106 tackles and 13 sacks in 2002 " Also intercepted two passes " Named the No. 1 prospect in the Chicago Public League following his junior year " Helped lead team to an 11-1 record and a state quarterfinal appearance " Team advanced to the state semifinals and ended the 2001 season with a 10-2 mark " Runs a 4.5 in the 40-yard dash " Bench presses 320 pounds and squats 480 pounds " Coached by Elton Harris. No. 15 player in the nation (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 26 player in the nation (CollegeFootballNews.com) 2003 No. 45 player in the nation (Insiders.com) - 2003 No. 3 outside linebacker in the nation (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 5 linebacker in the nation (PrepStar) - 2003 No. 6 linebacker in the nation (CollegeFootballNews.com) 2003 No. 7 linebacker in the nation (Insiders.com) - 2003 No. 10 linebacker in the nation (Super Prep) - 2003 No. 7 player in the Midwest (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 8 player in the Midwest (Super Prep) - 2003 No. 2 player in Illinois (Rivals.com) 2003 Top 100 player in the nation (PrepStar) 2003 All-American (PrepStar) - 2003 All-American (USA Today) 2003 U.S. Army All-American 2003 Old Spice All-American - 2003 All-State (Chicago Sun Times & Chicago Tribune) 2002 & 2003 All-State (Daily Southtown, Chicago Defender) 2003 All-area & all-city (Chicago Sun Times) 2003 All-area (Chicago Tribune) - 2003 |
| ADRIAN PETERSON |
 RB * 6-2 * 210 * Palestine H.S.Palestine, Texas Rushed for 2,960 on 252 attempts, an average of 11.7 yards per carry, and 32 touchdowns as a senior " Finished his 2002 campaign with 2,051 yards on 246 carries, an average of 8.3 yards per carry, and 22 touchdowns " Announced he would become a Sooner after he scored two touchdowns in the U.S. Army High School All-American Game " Led the West squad with 95 yards on nine carries " All-star game rushing total included a 50-yard run in the fourth quarter " Participated in the game with fellow Sooner signees Rhett Bomar, Lendy Holmes, Chris Patterson and Marcus Walker " Runs a 4.4 in the 40-yard dash " Posted bench press mark of 295 and squats of 480 pounds " Coached by Jerry Harrell " Also competes in track and field and basketball. No. 1 player in the nation (Rivals.com, CollegeFootballNews.com) 2003 No. 3 player in the nation (Insiders.com, Super Prep) - 2003 No. 1 running back in the nation (Rivals.com, CollegeFootballNews.com, Insiders.com, Prep Star & Super Prep) 2003 No. 1 player in the Midlands (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 1 player in Texas (Rivals.com, Super Prep) 2003 National Player of the Year (Prep Star) - 2003 Top 100 player in the nation (Prep Star) 2003 All-American (Prep Star) - 2003 EA SPORTS High School All-American (Student Sports) 2003 Southwest Offensive Player of the Year (Super Prep) - 2003 First team All-State - 2002 |
| J.D. QUINN |
 OG * 6-3 * 269 * Garland H.S.Garland, Texas Enrolled at OU " Lettered three years and started two at the tackle position " Missed three games last year due to mononucleosis " Played in only six games last year " Team finished the year 8-4 and captured district and bi-district championships " Served as a team captain his senior year " Graded out at 88 percent with 35 pancakes as a junior " Team posted a 10-1 record and won its district in 2002 " Runs the 40-yard dash in 5.0 seconds " Coached by Jeff Jordan " Played baseball his sophomore year " Father, Jim, played linebacker at TCU from 1973-77. No. 27 offensive guard in the nation (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 42 player in Texas (Super Prep) - 2003 No. 49 player in Texas (Rivals.com) 2003 State of Texas Top 100 Recruit (Dallas Morning News) 2003 Honorable mention All-State (Dallas Morning News) 2003 Second team all-area (Dallas Morning News) 2003 All-region (PrepStar) - 2003 All-district 2002 |
| CAMERON SCHACHT |
 OT * 6-5 * 260 * Coppell H.S.Coppell, Texas Pronunciation: Cameron SHOT ... Started his last two years " Registered 67 pancakes in 11 games as a senior " Received an offensive line grade of 94 percent last year " Averaged close to 12 knockdowns a game " Voted the team's "Lineman of the Year" " Helped lead team to a 9-3 record and a regional semifinal berth " Played in the Coca-Cola All-Star Game " Selected to play in the Oil Bowl in June " Team posted an 8-4 record in 2002 " Clocked at 4.78 in the 40-yard dash " Bench presses 300 pounds and squats 435 pounds " Coached by Mike Fuller. No. 37 offensive tackle in the nation (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 62 player in Texas (Super Prep) - 2003 No. 64 player in Texas (Rivals.com) 2003 All-region (PrepStar) - 2003 First team all-district 2003 First team all-metro (Dallas Morning News) - 2003 First team all-northwest Dallas 2003 Named to "Top 10 area players to watch in 2004" (Dallas Morning News) 2003 TPX first team All-Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex Underclassman |
| FRED STRONG |
| WR * Stephen F. Austin H.S. Austin, Texas A two-year starter and three-year letterman " Also played at free safety " Pulled down 40 catches for 885 yards and 10 touchdowns last year " Averaged 22.1 yards per catch in his final season " Voted the team's top receiver " Team posted a record of 5-5 " Had 35 catches for 770 yards and eight scores during his junior year " Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds " Coached by Steve Davis " Also competes on the basketball and track and field teams. No. 37 player in Texas (Super Prep) 2003 All-region (Prep Star) - 2003 First team all-district 2003 Second team all-central Texas - 2003 |
| MARCUS WALKER |
 CB * 5-11 * 180 * Waco H.S.Waco, Texas A three-year starter " Recorded 30 tackles and caused two fumbles his senior year " Allowed just one pass completion in 25 attempts " Returned two kickoffs for 67 yards " Participated in the U.S. Army High School All-American Game with fellow Sooner signees Rhett Bomar, Lendy Holmes, Chris Patterson and Adrian Peterson " Made 39 stops and returned one kickoff for 24 yards in 2002 " Team posted an 11-1 record and reach the area finals in 2002 " Registered 48 tackles and picked off three passes as a sophomore " Clocked at 4.4 in the 40 " Coached by Johnny Tusa " Excelled off the field where he garnered first team academic all-district honors in 2003 and 2002 and second team mention as a sophomore. No. 35 player in the nation (Insiders.com) 2003 No. 49 player in the nation (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 58 player in the nation (CollegeFootballNews.com) - 2003 No. 9 player in Texas (Super Prep) 2003 No. 3 cornerback in the nation (Insiders.com) - 2003 No. 5 defensive back in the nation (PrepStar) - 2003 No. 9 defensive back in the nation (Super Prep) - 2003 No. 1 recruit in Central Texas 2003 First team All-American (PrepStar, Riddell) 2003 Second team All-American (USA Today) 2003 Top 100 player in the nation (PrepStar) - 2003 First team Super Central Texas 2003 First team all-district 2003 Honorable mention all-district 2002 Second team all-district 2001 |
| D.J. WOLFE |
| RB * 5-11 * 190 * Eisenhower H.S. Lawton, Okla. Enrolled at OU at the beginning of the spring semester " A four-year letterman and starter " Rushed for 2,974 yards on 357 carries for 39 touchdowns during his career " Caught 25 passes for 523 yards and 10 scores during his three seasons " Recorded 1,601 yards on 195 atttempts and 17 touchdowns on the ground as a senior " Also hauled in 14 catches for 268 yards and six touchdowns " Intercepted one pass on defense " Helped lead team to a 9-3 record " Served as a team captain as a senior " Rushed for 1,334 yards on 158 carries for 22 touchdowns during his junior campaign " Dependable receiver who caught 11 passes for 255 yards and four scores " Also used in kickoff return situations where he totaled 413 yards on 15 returns for an average of 27.5 yards per return " Transferred from Colorado after his freshman year " Clocked at 4.4 in the 40-yard dash " Coached by Bill Whiteley " Competed on the track and field team where he anchored the 4x100 relay team that placed second in the state last year " Also finished fourth in the state in the long jump in 2003 " Achieved honor roll status academically the last two years " Involved in summer Fellowship of Christian Athlete (F.C.A.) Camps. No. 35 player in the nation (Super Prep) - 2003 No. 59 player in the nation (CollegeFootballNews.com) 2003 No. 63 player in the nation (Rivals.com) - 2003 No. 85 player in the nation (Insiders.com) - 2003 No. 5 running back in the nation (Rivals.com, Super Prep) 2003 No. 8 running back in the nation (CollegeFootballNews.com) 2003 No. 11 running back in the nation (Insiders.com) - 2003 No. 11 player in the Midlands (Rivals.com) 2003 No. 1 player in Oklahoma (Rivals.com) 2003 Top 100 player in the nation (Prep Star) 2003 All-American (Prep Star) - 2003 Red Zone Regional Player of the Year 2003 Oklahoma Gatorade Player of the Year 2003 Midlands Offensive Player of the Year (Super Prep) - 2003 All-State 2002 & 2003 District Offensive Player of the Year 2003 All-area Offensive Player of the Year 2003 All-area Player of the Year and Offensive Player of the Year - 2002 All-city 2002 All-league - 2002 |
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