Underrated Junior Skill Players of the OK Conference

The OK Conference is an elite conference. Very few conferences rival the volume of talent and standard of competition. Several State Championship appearances, and several OK Conference alumni balling out in college. Here are five incoming Juniors who will likely earn offers in the next year.    Owen will still hover around WR20 in the next rankings update, but I could see him having a breakout Junior season.   Right now, Owen has a good bit of experience as an outside receiver and kick returner. As a receiver, Owen is all gas. Plays like 0:53 showcase an ability to catch a lightly contested ball, evade a tackle, and score. That open-field ability shows up more when returning kicks. Lastly, there's a good bit of blocking highlights.   Owen seems like a pretty well-rounded receiver. He's now an upper-clasman, and I'm hoping Owen gets to Varsity and is able to stand out.      JaMier has gained some attention this offseason, thanks to his obvious athleticism.   He was a major standout at the MHSAA Camp in Jenison. He's an average route runner, but it's his twitchiness and speed that make him scream open. As I said in that article, he's got to work on his hands. I also feel he can work on ball tracking. JaMier also plays safety. Obviously, his athletic ability will help him a ton there.   High likelihood of JaMier being a standout player for Muskegon on either side of the ball. Can't wait until there's some tape.    (No Hudl)    Will has been steadily working throughout this offseason.   I can say with a high degree of confidence that Will has made numerous improvements since the beginning of the year. Only a few clips on Twitter, but I already see slight improvement in Will's route running, particularly his foot speed. I'm also confident that Will has improved his contested catch ability. Things like contact balance and all-around YAC ability are TBD, and honestly, a lot harder to work on with no pads   To me, Will looks like he's on track for a ton of college attention next offseason. I currently view him as a fringe D2 guy.      CJ will make his way to the Rankings after a stint on the Watch List.   His JV tape is top-tier. CJ's first highlight showcases something that proves to be a recurring theme: good contested catching. Specifically, that first highlight is a great high-point, mossing right over a DB's head. Second, an efficient curl showing fast feet, soft hands, then a great spin move past an off-balance defender. The rest of CJ's tape continues to advertise his catch radius, route running, etc.   CJ does the little things right. While I don't think CJ is an elite athlete, he more than makes up for it with everything else. I could easily see CJ having a great year on Varsity if he starts.      Another Hudsonville player with some promising traits.   Wyatt has some wheels, and 0:28 proves it. Wyatt's speed allows him to evade the first-level defenders. Likewise, his speed allows him to absolutely torch the DBs on the way to the endzone. On top of that, plays like 0:45 show good vision.   All in all, Wyatt wins with speed. He's not too big on fancy open-field moves or power, but he's got good vision, high-end speed, high-end acceleration, and major Varsity upside. Sky's the limit, and I am super interested in seeing how Wyatt looks at the Varsity level.

The OK Conference is an elite conference. Very few conferences rival the volume of talent and standard of competition. Several State Championship appearances, and several OK Conference alumni balling out in college. Here are five incoming Juniors who will likely earn offers in the next year.