We continue to say it because it continues to be true. 2027 wide receiver and defensive back Fisher Lai Fisher Lai 5'10" | ATH Cascia Hall | 2027 State OK is one of the more underrated players in the state. Offensively, he’s an absolute playmaker and the Commandos will get creative with how they get him the ball. He’ll be their leading receiver but also carry the ball and it wouldn’t surprise us to see him taking direct snaps as he can do it all with the ball in his hands. And offense isn’t even where he’s at his best. Lai is one of the best lockdown cornerbacks in the state. All you have to do is go back and look at three years of film in the fall or any of his work in various 7v7 tournaments. He’s very clearly one of the state’s best. 

(2025 All State 3rd Team Selection)

We’ve written about Cascia Hall’s Fisher Lai Fisher Lai 5'10" | ATH Cascia Hall | 2027 State OK quite a bit over the last few years and we’ve been going back and forth with what position we like him at more. Wide receiver on offense or cornerback on defense. And quite honestly, if you go back and look at what we’ve written about Lai, it’s been a combination of both and it always seems to go back to the defensive side of the ball. Lai is a very talented cornerback and he is so incredibly underrated for what he can do on the defensive side of the ball. He’s been incredibly productive on the offensive side of the ball so we won’t write him off at receiver but right now, we’re starting to lean more to defense because he has earned it with his play.

Junior Fisher Lai Fisher Lai 5'10" | ATH Cascia Hall | 2027 State OK is one of our favorite players to watch in person because of the tremendous impact he has in all three phases of the game. Offensively, Lai is going to be one of the top wide receivers and he’s been an absolute dude since his freshman season. Last year, he had over 800 yards and 13 touchdowns. Defensively, he is a lockdown cornerback and had four interceptions on that side of the ball. And not to mention, he’s also a threat in the return game on special teams. Similar to Mullen, we think that Lai is going to completely rewrite all the receiving records at Cascia Hall when it’s all said and done. He’ll be one of the best overall players in Class 3A this fall. 

(All State Honorable Mention)

Cascia Hall standout Fisher Lai Fisher Lai 5'10" | ATH Cascia Hall | 2027 State OK has been a 2027 prospect that we’ve liked since his freshman season. But this is the first time that Lai is being rated as an overall athlete because of his abilities on both sides of the ball. Lai has been one of the top targets in the Cascia Hall passing game over the last two seasons. But Lai is also a really strong cornerback and we’ve watched him in countless 7v7 tournaments where he is making play after play. And Lai those plays carry a little more weight because Lai isn’t a defensive back that has his hands all over the wide receiver, getting away with holding or pass interference and then makes a play on the ball. Lai does it within the rules and does it at a consistent level. The Cascia Hall standout has moved up over 20 spots and is knocking on the door of being a Top 20 overall prospect. He has a very high ceiling on both sides of the ball.

Cascia Hall sophomore wide receiver and defensive back Fisher Lai Fisher Lai 5'10" | ATH Cascia Hall | 2027 State OK was one of the breakout stars in the state last fall. There is no doubt that Lai was one of the best freshmen in Oklahoma when you look at the impact he was able to have. He would be right there with Nathman in terms of receiving. He finished the year with 47 catches for just under 900 yards and ten touchdowns. He also impacted the game on the defensive side of the ball from the cornerback position. Lai is a terrific young prospect and when he gets the ball in the open field, he’s absolutely electric. He had a really good offseason and is looking to carry that momentum into this season. 

Cascia Hall wide receiver Fisher Lai Fisher Lai 5'10" | ATH Cascia Hall | 2027 State OK had an outstanding freshman season as the Commandos moved to a pass-first offense and multiple school records were set. Lai was a borderline 1,000-yard receiver last season and we think he definitely could eclipse that this season. Lai is the first of several guys on this breakdown that probably should have already been ranked in the first place. Lai also had a strong offseason on the 7v7 circuit and he was primarily working on the defensive side of the ball at corner. We have him listed as a wide receiver right now but the truth is he could probably be considered on either side of the ball.