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SoonerScoop.com's 2011 Watch List | SoonerScoop.com | last sorted on 10/27/2009
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Another in the long line of talented Booker T. Washington skill position talents. Bennett is a big back who has impressive speed. He hasn't accomplished a ton to date but his talent is undeniable and could see him become a really respected prospect in the next year.
Bond has some ways to go as a polished quarterback prospect but has a lot of natural athletic ability and as he continues to develop as a passer his stock will only continue to rise.
There may be no quarterback, among the many in Oklahoma's class of 2011, who has more natural talent than the Muskogee transfer. Bradley showed flashes of brilliance as a sophomore but also sputtered too often. He'll have to find more consistency but it will be tough to do so with a heavy summer baseball schedule. Interestingly enough it sounds like Bradley wants to focus on football and intends to play in college, it will be interesting to see how college coaches react to the news.
Brothers is an impressive athlete that for whatever reason went somewhat unappreciated in spite of having a monster sophomore season for one of Oklahoma's best 5A programs. Brothers stars at defensive end/linebacker and wide receiver for the Blue Jays this year and is almost undoubtedly one of the state's most disruptive defenders.
Carpenter showed up at Oklahoma's camp as a virtual unknown and made a solid impression throughout the three days. It was unclear if his production would meet his talent for the Trojans but eight games he is averaging nearly 19-yards per catch and had a huge return against Bartlesville.
Cole is a transfer that has come in and taken a starting job amongst a lot of talent and has more than earned his keep on both sides of the ball. While he seems to see himself as a receiver prospect most who watch him feel his brightest future is at cornerback.
Davis has been the next 'big thing' at North since he was a freshman when former Timberwolves star Beau Blankenship informed Rivals.com that 'he'll be better than all of us'. Davis still has work to do refining his pass rush skills but the natural talent is there but he is likely to end up at linebacker in the college game. Interestingly as a junior he has shown a real ability as a tight end.
Davis has been well known in recruiting circles since the summer of 2008 when he showed up to Oklahoma's camp following his freshman year and stood out even amongst a group of juniors and seniors. He returned as a sophomore and again put on a strong showing though he seems to be growing into an h-back or defensive lineman. He has hit a growth spurt and looks ready to become one of Oklahoma's best.
One of two 2011 Sooner state prospects along the offensive line who may have the potential to be high-major recruits. Dismuke had been a virtual unknown prior to showing up to Oklahoma's camp and looking very strong prior to a slight injury. He has been a big part of Duncan's resurgent season and could be well on his way to big-time recruitment.
One of the state's biggest playmakers and a prospect who still seems to be growing into his frame. Several older defensive backs who have faced Doolittle, among other talented in-state receivers, say he is among the state's most promising young players. Doolittle's multitude of roles for Edmond make him even more attractive as a recruit.
Physically and in terms of his style of play Foreman was eerily reminiscent of former Sooner Juaquin Iglesias. After seeing him again this summer Foreman has quickly developed and is a big imposing receiver that may really have a bright future.
Gatewood is an enigma not because his talent is in question but simply which side of the ball will he play on. As a running back he is a quick-footed elusive runner and surprisingly as a safety is a physical player who loves to make the big hit. 
Gladd is as highly regarded as just about any player in the Eastern half of Oklahoma and during his performance at the Sooners summer camp he did little to hurt that idea. Gladd is a powerful blocker who still needs work in pass-blocking but has a lot of natural tools.
If you find yourself without something to do on a Friday night this fall in Oklahoma it's hard to think of a player more worth the price of admission in Oklahoma high school football than the electric Glidden. He isn't the biggest guy around but at least once a game he makes an unbelievable play. Glidden's junior season has more than lived up to the hype and he has the Broncos rolling towards the playoffs.
Highshaw, who transferred in from Douglass, shows signs of being a powerful run-stuffing middle linebacker or a pass-rushing defensive end. He has good closing speed but plays a bit upright at times, it will be interesting to see how he projects to the college game.
Physically Johnson stands out as a future outside linebacker for some program who rates athleticism over pure brute force. After watching him in person against Southmoore it's tough to tell how many problems were his and how many were simply that of a completely outgunned Wolverine defense.
Kollmorgen is yet another quarterback for the class of 2011 who has shown real signs of being a player. While he had a few errors in the state final Kollmorgen also must be given credit for helping the Trojans find their way to the match-up with Union. He showed up at the Schuman combine and was very impressive during the two-hour workout last summer.
The physical maturation of Lewis from late in his sophomore year to just before his junior season was perhaps more remarkable than any player in the state. Lewis got involved with power lifting and has put on countless pounds of muscle and looks ready to become one of the state's elite defensive weapons.
Love is a name that most are unaware of at this point but he is, like current Sooner and former fellow Class-A star Ronnell Lewis, dominating his level of competition. Love is an outside linebacker in the college game who has legitimate 4.6-second speed in the 40-yard dash.
Most of you now know about Martin after stellar performances at the Tulsa Schuman combine as well as the national combine in Dallas. Martin is a big physical linebacker who can run well and will almost undoubtedly be one of the state's top prospects for 2011.
Miller is possibly the state's premier pro-style quarterback, regardless of class. Miller is a big quarterback who runs better than one would expect. Actually his physical tools and make-up aren't all that dissimilar from the defending Heisman trophy winner. Now Miller has a long ways to go in refining his game and fixing a few mechanical flaws but he undoubtedly has all the tools to be yet another big-time quarterback for 2011 in the state of Oklahoma.
Myers may not have the physical make-up that everyone is looking for in a defensive tackle but much like former Edmond area defensive tackle Kelly Gregg he has a non-stop motor and tons of athleticism that stems from a highly decorated Taekwondo career in which Myers ranks in the top five nationally in his age group.
The big defensive tackle is a new name on the recruiting scene but in the few chances to see him that have presented themselves he has been stellar. Watch out for him to really elevate himself once his film gets out.
Pritchett is an extremely raw prospect and the first division one type talent to emerge from Southeast since current Sooner superstar Gerald McCoy. Like many big guys Pritchett doesn't know how to push himself but when he is motivated he shows the ability to be a top 25 prospect in Oklahoma.
Richardson has spent the past few years waiting his turn to become a star for the mighty McGuinness program. Richardson has a ton of speed and big play ability and could be a player who really surprises those who haven't been paying attention around the state. This year he has lived up to his hype with several big games against some of the top teams on Bishop McGuinness' tough schedule.
While several are perceived to be dual-threat quarterbacks around Oklahoma Richardson is the purest definition of the skill set. Richardson continues to improve as a passer but his ability with his feet may be what truly separates him.
Spencer originally was shown by Rivals as a tight end prospect but after watching him against Southmoore it may be as a skilled defensive end that he makes his mark.
Swindall is another in-state prospect with good bloodlines and will make an interesting prospect next year. He is built like a receiver but moves more like a safety, much like his brother he may end up really growing into himself as a senior.
Taylor isn't the biggest corner but his ability as a pure coverage guy has drawn comparisons to former Hornet, and current Tulsa Golden Hurricane freshman, Justin Skillens. Taylor will get plenty of attention this year with so many coaches coming by to see the defending state champions and all of their senior talent.
Thompson has shot up the charts this spring. He has gone from a player who seemed on the fringe of the top 10 to a player who seems destined to fight for the top spot. That's no small thing considering that Thompson isn't the prototype at the position but shows good arm strength and is perhaps the sharpest player at the position the state has produced at the high school level. He simply understands the game and the ways to attack a defense. With Southmoore's skill position talent Thompson has been leading the state's most talented offense and racking up serious points.
The early favorite for the state's top spot, Turner is perhaps the best defensive back to emerge from the state since Edmond Santa Fe legend Reggie Smith. Interestingly enough during Turner's impressive showing as Millwood ran to last summer's small school 7-on-7 state championship Smith was on the sidelines just before the start of Turner's championship game. Could it be a passing of the torch?
Twins is a player who still has as lot of work to do to become a consistent every down prospect. However he shows a lot of ability from time to time and though he already has great size most believe he'll only continue to develop and reach his father's stature. Twins can be a big-time player but he'll need to decide he wants to reach his potential.
Warner has to be one of the more intriguing prospects in Oklahoma for 2011 because while it's hard to deny his maturating as a dual-threat quarterback it's also hard to argue with the fact he could someday make a very able slot receiver or even a physical safety on the defensive side of the ball.
Wilson is probably the most physically impressive lineman in the state of Oklahoma at this point in time but he'll have to learn how to go hard each and every snap before he is an elite recruit. If Wilson finds that level of play every snap, he can be an elite guy down the road.
Zimmerman is probably the state's best two way prospect. Defensively he looks like a very serious safety and on offense he has hands like flypaper that could turn him into a very good flanker type wide receiver.
