Touted QB Connor Wood considers OU
It didn’t happen this year, but at some point Oklahoma will have to replace Heisman quarterback Sam Bradford.
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→Position: Quarterback →Age: 17 →High School: Houston Second Baptist →Ht./Wt.: 6-foot-4, 210 pounds →Schools recruiting him: Among others, OU, Texas, Missouri, Nebraska, Stanford, Duke, Rice, Iowa, TCU, USC, Notre Dame, LSU, Georgia, Arizona and Texas A&M Football stats: Threw for almost 2,250 yards and 20 TDs, while rushing for 18 more scores as a junior →Academic stats: 4.1 grade-point average →Prospective major: Petroleum engineering or business finance →Quotable: "He’s the complete package,” Houston Second Baptist coach Mike Sneed told The Oklahoman. "I’ve been coaching 30-something years, and he’s as good a competitor as anyone I’ve ever seen. He’s just a great athlete, as well as a playmaker on offense.” →Noteworthy: As a sophomore, Wood was elected captain of his high school football team
→Position: Quarterback →Age: 17 →High School: Houston Second Baptist →Ht./Wt.: 6-foot-4, 210 pounds →Schools recruiting him: Among others, OU, Texas, Missouri, Nebraska, Stanford, Duke, Rice, Iowa, TCU, USC, Notre Dame, LSU, Georgia, Arizona and Texas A&M Football stats: Threw for almost 2,250 yards and 20 TDs, while rushing for 18 more scores as a junior →Academic stats: 4.1 grade-point average →Prospective major: Petroleum engineering or business finance →Quotable: "He’s the complete package,” Houston Second Baptist coach Mike Sneed told The Oklahoman. "I’ve been coaching 30-something years, and he’s as good a competitor as anyone I’ve ever seen. He’s just a great athlete, as well as a playmaker on offense.” →Noteworthy: As a sophomore, Wood was elected captain of his high school football team
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