Here are the Underclassmen to Watch for TPS this season. Which one could be the next Josh Jacobs? Let us know in the comments below. 

Nathan Hale 

Carmello Williamson – OLB – SO.

Two-sport athlete, Carmello is currently in the top five in Class 5A for the 400-meters with a 49.97 time. Carmello is the type of kid that’s willing to do whatever it takes to be successful. 

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Booker T. Washington          

Yiamarrah Parry – DE/LB – SO.

Long and athletic, with explosive power and can run all day. Should have an outstanding year. Will be playing both DE and LB.              

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Tulsa Edison Prep     

Braddox Broughton – QB – FR. 

Braddox is a young QB with a great arm and has a very high football IQ. Braddox will push for playing time as a freshman and will have a great high school career. If Braddox reaches his potential, he will leave Edison with all the school passing records. He is a good leader and has the tools to become elite.  

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Will Rogers    

Ladell Clayton – OL/DL – SO. 

He is new to football, but he has rare size for a kid his age. Ladell is 6-foot 245-pounds and looks older and plays older than his age. Ladell shows up every day with a ready to work attitude that embraces learning the game.              

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Tulsa McLain

Joseph Morgan – ATH – SO.  

Joseph Morgan, a remarkable high school football athlete who defied the odds by earning a coveted spot on the varsity team during his freshman year. Joseph’s undeniable talent, dedication, and unwavering determination propelled him to this impressive achievement. 

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Tulsa Memorial         

Donnell Dabney – ATH – SO. 

Another wonderful young man. Started every game as a freshman last year. Another player that shows up and works hard.      

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Tulsa Central

RJ Rhine – RB – SO. 

He has great vision and exceptional speed that gives him the advantage as a running back. RJ is also a great student who has a 4.O GPA. He works very hard in the weight room, practice and the classroom. Very respectful young man. 

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Tulsa East Central

TaeShawn Nelson – DL – SO. 

Nelson is part of a tough defensive line at East Central that continues to grow and mature into a salty group. At 6-foot-4, 265-pounds, Nelson is tough to contain. He has the power to handle the interior of the line and the quickness to play off the edge.

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