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Back on Jan. 12, Norman North WR Drake Stoops announced his commitment to the Oklahoma Sooners as a preferred walk-on. On Saturday evening, his brother, Isaac Stoops, announced his intention to do the same. Isaac and Drake are, of course, the twin sons of legendary coach Bob Stoops, who retired this past June.
It’s already written, I’m just turning the pages. ⚡️ #G2G #III pic.twitter.com/z5VWOLVFVs
— Isaac Stoops⚡️ (@IsaacStoops3) January 28, 2018
Isaac caught 45 passes for 914 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior in 2017 after spending previous seasons as primarily a defensive player. He He’s a bit less likely to eventually make an impact in comparison to his brother, but it will still be incredibly cool for both of them play at the university in which their father has left such a lasting legacy. On top of that, I’m sure Bob and Carol happy to have both of their sons staying close to home.
Isaac received an offer from Army in addition to some FCS and DII offers, but the opportunity to attend a major university and be in a familiar setting is always pretty appealing.
In other recruiting news, it looks like OU has perhaps found a long snapper to replace departing senior Wesley Horky in Azle (TX) native Zach Edwards.
Beyond blessed to announce I’m officially committed to The University of Oklahoma! #GodsPlan #OUDNA #BoomerSooner pic.twitter.com/zguRlK0WHm
— Zach Edwards (@edwardszach00) January 27, 2018
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