Class of 25 Mega Thread

I copied your commit list into first post. Thanks for posting the info. Also, Granville went to Pedo state last night

I updated the list in post 1. We have 17

Eli Lederman
@ByEliLederman

Oklahoma lands its second commit in as many days.

This time it's top-100 prospect DE CJ Nickson out of Weatherford, Oklahoma. Nickson is now the Sooners' ninth ESPN 300 commit in 2025 and the highest-rated member of Brent Venables' upcoming class, per ESPN rankings.

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Brody Lusk
@BrodyLusk

CJ Nickson will have the opportunity to play two sports at Oklahoma, as the Sooners' basketball program has a spot for him.

July 1st might be a good day too - on top of the SEC party we might have some boom action

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COMMIT: Sean Hutton realizes childhood dream, pledges to OU as a PWO

Oklahoma sees Sean Hutton realize a childhood dream as the OU legacy commits to the Sooners as a preferred walk-on offensive lineman

COLLIN KENNEDY

Growing up an Oklahoma fan, Sean Hutton always viewed the Sooners' football program as a large part of his life. Now committed to OU and set to take his career on the gridiron to Norman as a preferred walk-on, a dream becomes reality for the talented offensive front-liner.

"The big thing with my dad going to OU, then always watching games growing up, watching those games was always a big part of my life," Hutton said. "Guys like Kyler Murray, Sam Bradford, Jalen Hurts, they're some of my favorite players. Growing up watching that, all those first-round picks, it's just always been great watching OU do their thing every Saturday."

"But I know my dad's always referenced to me that it's offensive line-U," Hutton added. "Like if you want to go to the league, you want to get developed as an offensive lineman, that's the place to be. Seeing all the draft picks Bill Bedenbaugh put in the league on the offensive line, how talented they are, I got to see all that come to life."

Hutton has been a starter at the varsity level for the last few years and in playing for a program like Lewisville High School's, he's seen his fair share of recruiting attention. Naturally some offers came his way, but his process really got interesting once he was able to workout in front of Oklahoma's coaching staff.

"I would probably say it started going into my junior year," Hutton said. "I went to a camp and Bill Bedenbaugh really liked what he saw, but I actually had to leave camp early so I found out later he wanted me to take a tour. He was looking for me and when I heard about it, I gave him a call and we had a great talk. He said he really liked what I did, what I am, and that's when I really started to think that this was actually going to be a thing."

"Then once January of this year came around, Bedenbaugh was talking to me a lot," Hutton added. "I got to know him better, had a lot of talks and calls with him, that's when things really picked up."

Hutton knew he had to approach this emerging opportunity with caution and careful consideration. But at the same time, to say containing his excitement was difficult would be a massive understatement. When you consider Hutton didn't always think playing at OU one day would be a possibility, seeing something he'd only dreamed about become an option changed everything.

"At first, it was surreal," Hutton said. "I kept thinking this is crazy, like, I'm talking to the greatest offensive line coach in college football. That was already the crazy part, but then I realize I'm talking to my dream school, too."

As talks about this potential partnership grew, Hutton got to learn more about the people he'd potentially put his trust in. Those conversations simply got him more excited about the idea of landing in Norman.

"Talking to Bill Bedenbaugh more and more, finding how much of a genuine person he is, how much he cares for my family, it was great," Hutton said. "He's not just asking my family questions that don't mean anything. He's getting to know them and getting to know me, he was always giving us plenty of attention. Then Brent Venables, every time I talked to him I got fired up, I was ready to get on the field, I was ready to go to war for him."

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Still have a long ways to go til signing day but BV and crew can recruit

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