STILLWATER, OK – The recruiting world was sent through a whirlwind for the past 15 months during the COVID-19 pandemic, forced to go completely virtual for most of the 2021 class and the entirety of the 2022 class to this point.
Now, on June 1, the NCAA has lifted the in-person recruiting ban, allowing prospects to visit campus and prospect camps to be held in facilities.
Out of the nine commits, none are at risk in terms of ones wavering on their commitment but I will answer this in terms of who will hear the most from schools and who might get pressured from other schools and that's Jordan Crook and Ollie Gordon, which is not surprising since they are of the caliber talent they are. They will hear from other schools and most likely pick up more offers along the way but from everything they say to me on almost a daily basis, they are locked in.WCOkie said:
Marshall, in your opinion, what Cowboy commits are most at risk?
Yes, he was in the class of 2019, which makes him a junior. With COVID though, he will have an extra year if he were to want it. So at the least, we have him for two years, which would probably be the amount of time it would take to prove his NFL stock or chances.Polston31 said:
Marshall is Caleb Etienne a junior?
