First Look Friday – Sept. 19th

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><em><strong>Get 25% Off Your Subscription By Entering Knight25 In The Coupon Code Area. Enjoy!</strong></em></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>The 2025 football season is in full swing and Prep Redzone Oklahoma will have new content every single day from now until the end of the season in December. Every Friday on Prep Redzone Oklahoma, we're throwing on the film and looking at prospects that we've never written about. For most of the players that we feature on these breakdowns, we'll know the names but we haven't had the chance to really write about them and break down what they bring to the football field. Here is where we do that. So check back every Friday as we look at five more names that we've never written about as we continue to provide the deepest coverage of Oklahoma high school football.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1831822' first='Creighton' last='Allen'] - Senior Quarterback - Oklahoma Christian School</strong></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>This shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that's followed Oklahoma high school football over the last decade. Oklahoma Christian School has another productive and talented quarterback leading their offense. Senior signal caller [player_tooltip player_id='1831822' first='Creighton' last='Allen'] has helped guide the Saints to a 3-0 start and he's been one of the more productive quarterbacks through the first three weeks. Allen is completing a little over 80 percent of his passes, while throwing for over 650 yards and eight touchdowns and also has a rushing touchdown. Needless to say, Allen is off to a hot start and we'll definitely be keeping an eye on him moving forward as OCS is competing in arguably one of the toughest districts in Class 2A-1. Jones, Millwood and Mount St. Mary are three teams all ranked in the top eight of the 2A-1 rankings right now. But Allen has helped the Saint jump into the top ten during the latest update. We threw on the film from the first three games and we see a quarterback that can evade pressure while maintaining his eyes down field and throwing the ball on the run has not been a problem and the accuracy remains. The film and production is very impressive.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1684110' first='Jackson' last='Parks'] - Junior Wide Receiver - Pryor</strong></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>If you've been following our Class 5A coverage over the last few months, you know that we're very high on Pryor and that's because of all the returning experience, combined with young talent they have on the roster. A player that we've not written about is junior [player_tooltip player_id='1684110' first='Jackson' last='Parks'] and similar to Allen, Parks is off to a red hot start this season. The Pryor junior has emerged as one of the top deep ball threats in Class 5A. It seems like every single game, Parks has had a 50+ yard touchdown. And it doesn't matter if he's just beating the defense deep or if he's taking a screen pass to the house, Parks has been able to do a little bit of everything so far this season. This summer, Parks impressed one of our Missouri writers at the Southwest Baptist camp but this is our first chance to write about him. We'll be catching Parks and the rest of the Tigers in person next week as they kick off district play. But we were high on the Tigers before the season and three games in, they've certainly lived up to the hype. And it's still September, but we might be seeing the emergence of a breakout star in this Pryor offense. Parks checks a lot of boxes as a prospect and we're fired up to see more.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1836813' first='Jake' last='Farley'] - Senior Defensive Back - Carl Albert</strong></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Carl Albert defensive back [player_tooltip player_id='1836813' first='Jake' last='Farley'] is the perfect example of the "program player" that we see at some of the various powerhouses across the state. The player that patiently waits for his opportunity on the big stage and then takes full advantage when that opportunity comes. Farley has been a standout in JV ball but has had to sit behind some very talented Carl Albert secondary prospects over the last few years. Now, we should say Carl Albert's defense has been dominant so Farley is no stranger to Friday nights, it's just mostly been after the game has been decided. Now, Farley is starting and he is coming off the best game of his career. In the shutout win over Lawton Eisenhower, Farley finished the night with three interceptions and nearly came down with a fourth one. The Carl Albert secondary was one area where we were curious how they would replace those guys that are now on the sidelines at OU. You don't get better as a unit when you lose players like that. Farley has been able to step up and he's definitely helped the Titans not take any kind of step back. He's a player that we've known about for a while and now he's getting his chance to shine on Fridays. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1839423' first='Joe' last='Peters'] - Senior Defensive Lineman - Bixby</strong></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>We go from one powerhouse in Carl Albert to the premier powerhouse in Oklahoma with Bixby. And speaking of program players, senior defensive lineman [player_tooltip player_id='1839423' first='Joe' last='Peters'] is a criminally underrated guy on this Bixby defense. And look, whenever you're talking about Bixby and this 2025 team, there are stars everywhere. Guys that are either committed to D1 programs, hold D1 offers or will hold D1 offers soon. But this roster is littered with players that are going to play college ball at various levels. Peters is one of those guys and he's already shown that early on this season. Peters is a big part of the defensive front that sets the tone for a unit that can be so disruptive. The Bixby linebackers get a lot of praise for their overall production and impact. But guys like Peters and the rest of this Bixby DL opens the lanes for the linebackers to fly. Peters measures in around 6'4 and nearly 250 pounds. He's your prototypical Bixby defensive lineman that does his job at a very high level. And we haven't had a chance to write about Peters before. But he's definitely a name to keep an eye on moving forward. This summer, he earned multiple in-state D2 offers and that should be the tip of the iceberg for him. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1896820' first='Quovon' last='Coston Jr.'] - Freshman Running Back - Lawton</strong></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>The Lawton Wolverines are coming off a tough rivalry loss to Lawton MacArthur but they are still an intriguing team to watch in Class 5A this season. They have several players that we think are flying under the radar and shouldn't be for very long. One player that has already started to emerge is freshman running back [player_tooltip player_id='1896820' first='Quovon' last='Coston Jr.'] and he had a terrific start to his varsity career. In the first two games, the Wolverines rolled to back to back wins and Coston was incredibly productive on the ground each time. Before the season, we put out a "Freshmen To Watch" breakdown and there were probably 25-30 names on that breakdown, maybe more. Coston was not on that list and it didn't take long for him to show that he should be. When we start doing all of our prospect breakdowns in October, along with ranking updates (no ranking for 2029, just a watch list) it will be clear that Coston will be firmly in the 2029 group. Not many freshman running backs have been able to have the kind of impact that Coston has had early on this season. As the Wolverines continue to open up some eyes across Class 5A, we think Coston could play a huge role in just that. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->