Recruiting: Edmond Santa Fe's Justice Hansen's Arkansas scholarship offer in limbo

The school is re-evaluating its recruiting class after the hire of new coach Bret Bielema

 
By Ryan Aber and Jason Kersey | Published: January 8, 2013    Comment on this article Leave a comment
photo - Edmon Santa Fe quarterback Justice Hansen (11) passes during a high school football game between Yukon and Edmond Santa Fe in Yukon, Okla., Friday, Sept. 7, 2012. Photo by Nate Billings, The Oklahoman
Edmon Santa Fe quarterback Justice Hansen (11) passes during a high school football game between Yukon and Edmond Santa Fe in Yukon, Okla., Friday, Sept. 7, 2012. Photo by Nate Billings, The Oklahoman

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The outside linebacker (6-foot-5, 205 pounds) has been playing for Arizona Western College the last two seasons. The Sooners signed running back Damien Williams out of the school last year.

Henry signed with Oregon State out of high school but did not qualify academically.

Henry visited Oregon State and Utah before committing to the Mountaineers shortly after his visit there in December.

Henry could visit Norman before signing day, Feb. 6, but he does not have a visit scheduled yet.

FITTS DECOMMITS FROM USC

Kylie Fitts, one of the top defensive end recruits in the country, was just days away from enrolling at USC and planned to attend his first classes Monday. But Fitts surprisingly pulled his commitment.

“Something happened recently that questioned my trust in USC, so I'm reopening my recruitment,” Fitts told ESPN.com. “It literally broke my heart. I broke down and cried. It was so hard for me and my family. It's just what's best for me at this moment.”

Oklahoma was one of earlier teams to start recruiting the Redlands (Calif.) East Valley product, although he never took a visit to Norman.

The Sooners have commitments from three defensive ends already — Matt Dimon (6-2, 252), Ogbonnia Okoronkwo (6-3, 220) and D.J. Ward (6-3, 245).

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