Who made The Oklahoman's final Super 30 rankings for 2024 recruiting class?
With National Signing Day approaching, it’s time to take a final look at The Oklahoman’s Super 30 rankings of the state’s top football recruits in the 2024 class.
Many made their college decisions official on Early Signing Day in December, while some have yet to sign.
Here is the final edition of the 2024 Super 30 rankings.
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No. 1: Danny Okoye, DL, Tulsa NOAH
Okoye bolsters an OU recruiting class that is full of Oklahoma ties. The four-star edge rusher signed with the Sooners on Early Signing Day in December.
No. 2: Xadavien Sims, DL, Durant
With an array of offers, Sims chose Oregon. He signed with the Ducks in December.
No. 3: De’Von Jordan, DB, Tulsa Union
Jordan continued to stand out as a shutdown cornerback throughout his senior season, earning a selection to The Oklahoman’s All-State first team. He signed with OU in December.
No. 4: Xavier Robinson, RB, Carl Albert
Robinson, the two-time MaxPreps Oklahoma High School Football Player of the Year, was eager to arrive in Norman. After signing with OU in December, he is an early enrollee. He was one of seven early signees who practiced with the Sooners leading up to the Alamo Bowl.
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No. 5: Mykel Patterson-McDonald, DB, Westmoore
Patterson-McDonald is yet another highly touted recruit who chose to stay home for college. He inked his letter with the Sooners on Early Signing Day.
No. 6: Cooper Alexander, TE, Washington
His father played for OU, but Alexander chose his own path. After winning back-to-back Class 2A state titles with Washington, Alexander signed with Iowa State in December.
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No. 7: Josh Aisosa, OL, Edmond Santa Fe
Aisosa committed to OU back in August before a dominant senior year blocking for the Wolves in a 7-4 season, finishing third in District 6A-2. He signed in December.
No. 8: Witt Edwards, WR/TE/LB, Wagoner
The 6-foot-6, 205-pound Edwards is a versatile athlete and helped Wagoner finish as the Class 4A state runner-up this past season after winning the title in 2022. He is signed with Vanderbilt.
No. 9: Andy Bass, QB/RB/WR, Heritage Hall
Bass will play either running back or receiver as a preferred walk-on commit at OU, but he was dominant at quarterback as a senior. The 6-foot, 200-pound Heritage Hall product was one of three finalists for The Oklahoman’s Offensive Player of the Year.
No. 10: LaDainian Fields, WR/DB, Del City
Fields was named The Oklahoman’s All-State Defensive Player of the Year after a dominant final season on both sides of the ball for Del City. After flipping from TCU to Oklahoma State in December, Fields will join his cousin, Rodney, in Stillwater with the Cowboys in June.
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No. 11: Harrison Utley, OL, Norman North
Utley had a solid season with the Timberwolves, who finished 9-3 with a state quarterfinal appearance. He signed with Kansas in December.
No. 12: Rodney Fields Jr., RB, Del City
An Oklahoma State signee, Fields moved from Southeast following his junior season and helped the Eagles reach the Class 5A finals.
No. 13: Josh Ford, TE, Stillwater
Ford has great size at 6-foot-6, 250 pounds, but he also displays stellar athleticism. He is signed with Oklahoma State.
No. 14: Wesley Harvey, OL, Muskogee
After helping Class 6A-II Muskogee win its first state title since 1986, Harvey — a three-star prospect according to 247Sports — is headed to TCU.
No. 15: Red Martel, RB, Beggs
Martel was Kansas’ first commit in the 2024 class, and he made the announcement in November of his junior year. He signed with the Jayhawks in December.
No. 16: Bergin Kysar, DL, Edmond Santa Fe
He played a key role in Class 6A-I Edmond Santa Fe turning things around this past season. The Wolves went 1-9 in 2022 before going 7-4 and advancing to the quarterfinals this past season. Kysar will continue his career at OU as a preferred walk-on.
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No. 17: Will Smith, DL, Choctaw
Smith signed with Tulsa after recording 34 tackles and eight sacks as Choctaw reached the Class 6A-II semifinals this past season.
No. 18: Kayden McGee, WR, Muskogee
A UNLV signee, McGee had a great senior season, finishing with 1,312 receiving yards.
No. 19: Brody Duffel, OL, Bixby
Duffel was selected to The Oklahoman’s All-State first team after helping Bixby defend its Class 6A-I state title. He is signed with Tulsa.
No. 20: DaMontre Patterson, WR/DB, Sulphur
Patterson played key roles on both sides of the ball as Class 3A Sulphur went 8-4. He signed with New Hampshire in December.
No. 21: Elijah Green, DB, Classen SAS
He’s the first player from Classen SAS to sign with a Division-I program. Green will continue his career at Tulsa after thriving on both sides of the football for the Comets.
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No. 22: Dax Collins, DB, Poteau
Another defensive back who is signed with Tulsa, Collins had a stellar career at Poteau and was a four-year starter.
No. 23: Malachi Wrice, DL, McAlester
After committing to Washington State in October, Wrice inked his letter on Early Signing Day. At 6-foot-5, 220 pounds, Wrice is a multisport star for McAlester.
No. 24: Ross Johnston, OL, Blanchard
Johnston makes his Super 30 debut after signing with Tulsa in December. At 6-foot-6, 289 pounds, he helped Blanchard win the Class 4A state championship, earning a spot on The Oklahoman’s All-State first team.
No. 25: Colten Christian, OL, Collinsville
Christian also enters the Super 30 after signing with Tulsa on Early Signing Day. He reached the Class 5A state quarterfinals with Collinsville and was named to The Oklahoman’s All-State second team.
No. 26: Micho Lavine, LB, Millwood
Lavine decommitted from North Texas in early December. After staying patient, he announced an offer from Abilene Christian in late January. Lavine announced Sunday that he was committed to Abilene Christian after ACU coaches recently made a home visit.
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No. 27: Derrick Osmond, TE/DL, Broken Arrow
A three-star prospect according to 247Sports, Osmond has tremendous size at 6-foot-6, 235 pounds, and he signed with Texas State in December.
No. 28: River Warren, QB, Del City
Warren has picked up interest from several programs, but he hasn’t committed. His offers include Eastern Michigan, Bowling Green, Florida Atlantic, Arkansas State and Marshall. In one season at Del City, he helped the Eagles reach the Class 5A state finals.
No. 29: Darreyl Thomas, OL, Del City
Thomas received an offer before his senior season from Kansas State, where his brother, Kanijal, plays. After reaching the state finals with Del City, he is uncommitted as National Signing Day approaches.
No. 30: MJ Graham, QB/DB, Westmoore
Graham had a stellar season as a quarterback and defensive back to fuel Westmoore’s turnaround from a 3-8 season in 2022 to a 7-5 mark this past year. Previously a Houston commit, he reopened his recruitment following the firing of Cougars head coach Dana Holgorsen.
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