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OU, Bedlam to play host to big names with a number of prospects descending on Norman

There’s a fairly significant amount of importance surrounding Bedlam this year. The amount of games left between Oklahoma and Oklahoma State has been reduced significantly with Oklahoma’s impending move to the SEC on the horizon.

We may have 2023 and 2024, but the rivalry will cease as we know it in the next few years. Every game has always mattered but these last few, like the one on Saturday night, will mean a lot more.

Additionally, Oklahoma is fighting for bowl eligibility. They need one more win to participate in 2022’s bowl season.

Lastly and arguably most importantly, Oklahoma has its biggest recruiting weekend of the football season with Oklahoma State coming to town. We’ll revisit 2022 Bedlam several years from now and look back and remember it as a pivotal moment in Oklahoma’s last five to ten years.

There are some big-time names across multiple recruiting classes that will be in attendance for Oklahoma including five-star DT and Texas A&M commit David Hicks and recently dubbed 2024 five-star DT David Stone. More than 20 recruits have already committed to being in Norman, some via social media and others per OUInsider.com.

2023 Five-star DL David Hicks (Texas A&M Commit)

2023 Four-star LB Daymion Sanford (Texas A&M Commit)

2023 Three-star DL Ashton Sanders

2023 Three-Star DE Taylor Wein

2023 Four-star RB Daylan Smothers (OU Commit)

2023 Five-star QB Jackson Arnold (OU commit)

2023 Four-star RB Kalib Hicks (OU Commit)

2023 Five-star S Peyton Bowen (Notre Dame Commit)

2023 4-star OT Cayden Green (OU Commit)

Other 2023 prospects

2024 Five-star DL David Stone

2024 OL Harrison Utley

2024 Four-star RB Stacy Gage

2024 Athlete Dax Collins

Other 2024 Prospects

2025 Five-star LB Noah Mikhail

2025 QB Kevin Sperry

Other 2025 Prospects

  • Athlete CJ Simon

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