Tag: Bryce Foster

Oklahoma is reportedly on top for four of the top-16 recruits in the 2021 recruiting class

In the midst of an emergency mandated recruiting dead period, Oklahoma has surged on the trail for four of the top-16 recruits in 2021.

In the midst of an emergency mandated recruiting dead period, Oklahoma has surged on the trail.

The Sooners week got started on Monday when five-star and No. 1 overall quarterback Caleb Williams included Oklahoma in his final five schools after weeks of positive movement in his recruitment for Lincoln Riley. Within the next 48 hours, the momentum got bigger.

Four-star and No. 3 overall wide receiver Mario Williams has reportedly moved the Sooners near or the top of his list. Rivals’ national recruiting director Mike Farrell tweeted out that five-star and No. 1 offensive guard Bryce Foster was trending to Oklahoma—which was followed by Foster tweeting ‘BOOMER’ and Sooners’ center Creed Humphrey tweeting his pitch.

Foster has visited Norman, Oklahoma, twice since year turned in Jan., with one being an impromptu visit for the first practice of the Sooners spring.

The wave of momentum culminated with a report on Wednesday that Oklahoma is the No. 1 contender for the No. 1 running back in the 2021 recruiting class in Camar Wheaton.

“Wheaton has frequented Oklahoma’s campus as much as any school in the country and it should be poised out the success Lincoln Riley and the Sooners have enjoyed in North Texas,” wrote Sam Spiegelman, the south central recruiting analyst for Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma for Rivals. “Oklahoma was one of two schools to get the five-star on campus before the travel ban, which is probably a testament to the strong bond that has formed between Wheaton and the head coach. Right now, the Sooners have to like where they sit with the elite running back.”

Those four are four of the top-16 recruits in the entire 2021 recruiting class according to Rivals—Caleb Williams at No. 3, Wheaton at No. 7, Foster at No. 9 and Mario Williams at No. 16.

The last time Oklahoma was able to accomplish that feat was in 2019 when Jadon Haselwood, Theo Wease, Spencer Rattler and Trejan Bridges signed when the four were in the top-21 of the entire ’19 recruiting class. The Sooners landed the No. 5 recruiting class in 2019 with those four leading the haul.

It’s a long way until the first national signing day in Dec., but Riley and Oklahoma have made big in-roads for four of the country’s best in the 2021 recruiting class. The Sooners can’t bring any visitors in or go see any on the road due to the mandated recruiting dead period for the coronavirus through April 15, but Oklahoma can still contact recruits on the phone.

Five-star offensive lineman Bryce Foster announces visit to Oklahoma on Tuesday

Oklahoma is getting a return visit from one of the top prospects in the country. Bryce Foster will visit on Tuesday.

Oklahoma is getting a return visit from one of the top prospects in the country.

The No. 1 offensive guard, No. 2 prospect from the state of Texas and No. 9 overall recruit in the 2021 recruiting class, Bryce Foster, just made the trip up from Houston to Norman, Oklahoma, just over a month ago.

Foster tweeted out that he will return to visit Oklahoma on Tuesday for the first spring practice for the Sooners of 2020.

This is one of many visits the highly touted prospect has made on his own dime and time to Oklahoma. Foster put the Sooners in his top-5 that also includes LSU, Oregon, Texas and Texas A&M on Feb. 3, two days after his last visit to Oklahoma on Feb. 1.

Lincoln Riley has four commitments for the 2021 class thus far, including one offensive lineman in Cullen Montgomery.

Oklahoma begins spring practice on Tuesday and will have its spring game on April 18. Foster is schedule officially visit the Sooners for the spring game.

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Texas Longhorns Make Top Five For 2021 Offensive Guard

The Texas Longhorns were listed among the top five schools for Katy offensive guard Bryce Foster who is ranked second in the state.

The 2021 recruiting is in full swing with the 2020 cycle now but behind us. For the Texas Longhorns, they will need to continue rebuilding their offensive line to open holes for the running game and protecting the eventual heir to Sam Ehlinger. One of the top offensive lineman released his top five schools on Monday.

Bryce Foster is listed as the second rated offensive guard in the country according to his 247 profile. The four-star rated recruit is also listed as the 11th ranked Texas product and 68th nationally. Foster is yet to take a visit with the Longhorns and crystal ball projections have him linked to Texas A&M where his brother attended.

The Longhorns would be well on their way to another top tier class if they could secure his commitment. He is a physical mauler in the middle of an offensive line. Foster’s recruitment is one to keep an eye on over the next several months leading up to the early signing period for the Texas.

Oklahoma makes final five for 2021 5-star offensive lineman Bryce Foster

Oklahoma is in an early battle for the 2021 recruiting class’s biggest recruits. The Sooners made Bryce Foster’s final five.

Oklahoma is in an early battle for one Of high school’s best offensive lineman.

Class of 2021 five-star offensive lineman Bryce Foster has had some heavy suitors after him almost a year before he can sign his national letter of intent. The Sooners are one of those schools, and are in his final five schools.

The Katy, Texas, native is listed as Rivals’ No. 8 overall player in the 2021 recruiting class and also the No. 2 offensive lineman in the 2021 recruiting class. Foster also has  LSU, Oregon, Texas and Texas A&M I’m his final five with Oklahoma.

The major recruit is coming off an unofficial visit to Norman, Oklahoma, on the final recruiting weekend before the February dead period.

Foster also visited Texas A&M on Sunday after visiting Oklahoma on Saturday.

He has yet to announce where he will be taking official visits to, but with a final five already made, those schools should be in the running for Foster’s official visits.

The highly-touted recruit won’t have to make a decision until Dec. 2020.

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