Five-Star Prospect Marvin Wilson, Other Blue Chips Visiting OSU Sunday

Five-star defensive tackle prospect Marvin Wilson of Houston area Episcopal High School will make an unofficial visit to Stillwater on Sunday, according to a source. Wilson is the No. 1 prospect in the state of Texas and the No. 3 rated prospect nationally according to evaluations by 247sports.com.

Here’s video of him at a a recent camp in Houston.

Scout 5-Star DT Marvin Wilson(@RDMW6) put on a show at @TheOpening Houston. Full Clips: https://t.co/jNx69rukP1 pic.twitter.com/PhConLXgGP

— Kevin Wade (@KevinWade_) April 4, 2016

Wilson is coming off a visit to Norman over the weekend. He will be joined by a number of other national recruits, too, the source said. Here’s a quick look at some of the other Houston area prospects who are expected to be on campus joining him.

2018 Wide Receiver Jaylen Waddle

Waddle is an up-and-coming receiver from Episcopal, who also made a trip to Norman with Wilson over the weekend, where the Sooners extended a scholarship offer. Don’t be surprised if Waddle, a 5-foot-10 speedster, also has a scholarship offer waiting for him in Stillwater.

Cls of 2018 Jaylen Waddle (@D1__JW) is one of our multi-sport athletes taking care of business at @EHSSports ?? pic.twitter.com/ur1QchapuO

— CoozEliteSummer (@C00ZElit3) October 29, 2015

2018 Defensive Tackle Keondre Coburn

Coburn is another national recruit from the Houston area already gaining major attention from schools early in the recruiting process. He has offers from Arizona, Baylor, OU, Michigan, Houston, and others, and at 6-foot-1, 326-pounds, Coburn is going to be a hot commodity for the 2018 class.

2019 QB Terrance Gipson

Gipson is a young prospect again from the Houston area who should be on campus Sunday. The 6-foot-1 dual-threat quarterback uses his shiftiness to move in the pocket and escape defenders with ease. He has good arm strength but he could perhaps flip over to an athlete position at the next level, although being a 2019 prospect he still has several years to develop.