OU football: Trip to OU camp got Jenks receiver Jordan Smallwood the offer he'd been waiting for

Wyoming was the biggest school to extend a scholarship offer, but the 6-foot-2, 197-pound wideout was hoping for bigger opportunities.

However, that hope was also clouded by some doubts, especially where his No. 1 school, Oklahoma, was concerned.

“At first, I doubted myself. I didn't think I was good enough to play there,” said Smallwood, who is No. 11 on The Oklahoman's Super 30. “I heard about their camp and decided to go, just give it my all and see what happens.”

A couple of days after a strong showing at the camp, Smallwood had the OU offer he had always dreamed of. And a couple days after that, he was committed to the Sooners.

“I realized all I had to do was relax and go play, just show what I could do,” he said. “When it happened, it took awhile for me to get it in my mind and understand it. It was a great experience going through the camp. I got to talk to Coach (Bob) Stoops. I loved every minute of it.”