Music City Mayhem – C4 25’s Report
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The Prep Redzone 7v7 circuit made it’s way through Tennessee this weekend as the second annual Music City Mayhem tourney took place in Murfreesboro. We had a great weekend of football and saw so many players at all levels making plays both days. Congratulations to our champions of the tournament! 502 7v7 out of Kentucky had a perfect weekend, capped off with the 18U championship. Slaughter House Elite is taking the 15U and 14U championships back to South Carolina. Legacy U won a defensive battle to take the 12U championship back to Ohio and NPA Green got the day started by winning the 10U championship.
We will have a ton of content over the next few days breaking down the action from the tournament. From player breakdowns in all divisions to photos and video highlights, Prep Redzone is committed to being America’s Most Covered 7v7 Circuit. The coverage before, during and now after the Music City Mayhem is unmatched! Keep it locked in to Prep Redzone for more players breakdowns and follow our social channels for photos and video highlights! For now, we’re putting that spotlight on the C4 25’s standouts made up of southern Oklahoma 2025 prospects.
For the second straight year, 2025 standout and Baylor commit Caden Knighten Caden Knighten 6’1″ | 180 lbs | RB Wynnewood | 2025 State OK was one of the top offensive playmakers at the Music City Mayhem tourney. Knighten, who is arguably the top running back in Oklahoma’s 2025 class, was outstanding once again this weekend. In early March, he returned to the field for the first time since his season-ending injury last fall. He was electric that weekend and picked up right where he left off this weekend. Knighten uses his state champion track speed to get open all the time. And an underrated quality that Knighten has is he’s just a good person. Following Saturday’s games, Knighten was the last player out of the complex after picking up trash.
2025 linebacker Kash Guthmueller Kash Guthmueller 6’0″ | 195 lbs | LB Washington | 2025 State OK has really impressed us this offseason at various 7v7 tournaments. It began at the beginning of March when the PRZ 7v7 circuit made it’s stop in Oklahoma. Guthmueller really impressed us that weekend and he was back at it this weekend in Tennessee. He moves incredibly well and has showcased some outstanding cover skills. You combine that with his overall size and when he throws on the pads, he’s going to be a prospect on the rise. This offseason, Guthmueller has moved to Washington, where they are back to back 2A state champs and one of the teams to beat this fall. He gives them more depth and he should get more attention this spring.
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The second D1 commit that was a game-changer this weekend was Idabel 2025 standout and Oklahoma State commit Matrail Lopez Matrail Lopez 6’0″ | 175 lbs | ATH Idabel | 2025 State OK at the wide receiver position. Lopez had a breakout junior season and became one of the state’s top overall prospects. Earlier this offseason, Lopez received an offer to play wide receiver at OSU and he pulled the trigger on becoming a Cowboy shortly after that. This weekend in Tennessee, Lopez was one of the fastest wide receivers we got our eyes on. He is so smooth in his route running and that provides him the separation he needs to get open. He wasn’t the biggest receiver in attendance but he was right there at the top in terms of being open.
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Plainview 2025 wide receiver and defensive back Shepherd Sisemore Shepherd Sisemore 6’3″ | 185 lbs | WR Plainview | 2025 State OK continues to be a prospect in Oklahoma’s 2025 class with a very high ceiling. Sisemore’s athleticism is off the charts and this weekend, we got to watch him work primarily at wide receiver. Sisemore was also one of the top wide receivers at our PRZ-Oklahoma camp back in January. With his size, speed and overall athleticism, don’t overlook him possibly being a defensive back at the next level. But for now, Sisemore could very well be a wide receiver and he’s been getting a lot of work at that position this offseason. Sisemore is going to be an Oklahoma name to watch moving forward into the spring and summer.