Oklahoma recruit Jordan Phillips looks like a defensive tackle who can catch, and catch on
Not many defensive tackles can also play tight end. And punt. And star for their high school basketball team.
Then again, Jordan Phillips isn't like most defensive tackles.
Today, Rival's No. 4 defensive tackle in the country and No. 1 overall prospect out of Kansas will sign with Oklahoma . He gives the Sooners a special player capable of making an immediate impact at a position OU could sure use some...
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