Here's the first look at The Oklahoman's 2014 Super 30 list, ranking the state's top football recruits for the class of 2014.
1. Deondre Clark, DE, Douglass, 6-3, 240
Offers just keep piling up for Douglass' single-season sacks leader.
2. Steven Parker, DB, Jenks, 6-2, 185
Alabama and the three in-state teams have already offered and many more are sure to follow.
3. Justice Hansen, QB, Edmond Santa Fe, 6-3, 200
Hansen has offers from three SEC schools — Texas A&M, Arkansas and Missouri — plus Oklahoma and Arizona State.
4. Gyasi Akem, LB, Broken Arrow, 6-1, 216
One of the hottest prospects around lately, gathering several offers, including OU and OSU.
5. David Cornwell, QB, Norman North, 6-5, 235
The transfer from Jones spent the weekend visiting UCLA.
6. Devon Thomas, RB, Broken Arrow, 5-10, 190
OSU's first commit of the 2014 class, after flipping from OU in December.
7. Lawrence Evitt, RB, Wagoner, 5-7, 165
Size questions will always haunt him, but he's a D-I playmaker.
8. Jeffrey Mead, WR, Tulsa Union, 6-6, 175
The two-sport standout received offers from both OU and OSU on the same day just before signing day.
9. Payton Prince, TE, Norman North, 6-3, 232
Recently picked up his first Division I offer, from Tulsa.
10. Tramal Ivy, DE, Muskogee, 6-4, 215
A special athlete, though he'll need to add weight before he gets to the next level.
11. Michael Farmer, ATH, Edmond North, 6-2, 207
Arizona State commit is a bruising RB, but future could be on defense.
12. Coleman Key, QB, Broken Arrow, 6-5, 210
After moving from Owasso, Key threw for 1,308 yards and 14 touchdowns as a junior.
13. Jordan Brailford, DE, Tulsa Washington, 6-3, 205
Athletically comparable to fellow Hornet and recent OU signee Dominique Alexander.
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