Oklahoma makes top 6 for 2024 four-star RB Anthony Carrie
DeMarco Murray’s impact on the running back recruiting world cannot go unnoticed. Murray cast a wide net for 2024, and it’s paid massive dividends. Oklahoma has multiple options at the position this cycle.
Caden Durham, Tovani Mizell, Jeremy Payne, and Xavier Robinson all have some projection that favors Oklahoma.
The Sooners will not be taking four running backs, so ultimately, the spaces will be a numbers game.
Added into that mix is another 2024 running back. Anthony Carrie joins the running backs tied to the crimson and cream as he listed Oklahoma in his top six via a post on his social media pages.
God continue to guide me to the One… #RIPPops #6ix @MarshallMcDuf14 @Hayesfawcett3 pic.twitter.com/tvXUjQ2R8B
— Anthony “Scoota” Carrie (@AnthonyCarrie3) March 25, 2023
Carrie, a 247Sports composite four-star running back out of Tampa, Florida, is a versatile runner willing to lower his pads and fight for the tough yards. He’s not overly imposing in size, but he runs with real purpose and doesn’t shy away from running thru arm tackles.
At 6-feet and clocking in around 185 pounds, Carrie should be able to add more mass once part of a collegiate weightlifting program.
Outside of Oklahoma, North Carolina, South Carolina, Notre Dame, Michigan State, and Ole Miss rounded out his top six. As it stands right now, it’s more than likely he doesn’t end up a Sooner.
Projections favor Oklahoma going in other directions at the position, but to be included in the top six for another four-star running back is a statement of the job that DeMarco Murray’s done on the recruiting trail.
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