Owasso has a new running back with Malakhy Harris Malakhy Harris 5'10" | 175 lbs | ATH Hominy | 2028 State OK moving over from Hominy this offseason. There’s a few things we’re looking forward to seeing with Harris this fall. First off, we just want to see him back on the field and healthy. His sophomore season was cut short near the halfway mark with a season-ending injury. But secondly, Harris is going from competing in the smallest 11-man class with Hominy to the largest 11-man class with the Rams. Seeing what he does against that kind of competition week in and week out will be something to watch in 2026. But Harris is one of the more productive athletes in the 2028 class. He’s a dynamic weapon on offense, equally as impactful as a runner as he is a pass catcher out of the backfield or split out at wide receiver.

Hominy running back Malakhy Harris Malakhy Harris 5'10" | 175 lbs | ATH Hominy | 2028 State OK is listed here as a running back but he’s more like an offensive utility weapon. He is just as impactful at wide receiver as he is at the running back position. He also has been productive on the defensive side of the ball but we can’t ignore all of the productive games he’s had on offense. So when we started working on this ranking update, we knew that not only Harris would be a no doubt newcomer but he would debut in a high spot. So that’s the good news with the Hominy standout but the bad news is his sophomore season has come to an end. Harris suffered an injury a few weeks ago and will miss the rest of the 2025 season. He was off to a fantastic start as the ultimate weapon for the Bucks to use on the offensive side of the ball. Despite the bad news, Harris is going to be a player to remember moving forward, especially with Hominy having a big senior class, having Harris back in 2026 will be big.

Sophomore all purpose standout Malakhy Harris Malakhy Harris 5'10" | 175 lbs | ATH Hominy | 2028 State OK is another player that enjoyed a breakout season last fall. Harris did it as a freshman and so it’s easy to say he was under the radar because he hadn’t played varsity ball yet. But all Harris did was total over 800 all purpose yards as a freshman to get everyone’s attention. Harris will line up at running back, wide receiver and he’ll play safety on the defensive side of the ball. No matter where Harris is lined up, he’s a threat to make something happen on offense. Last season, he was just scratching the surface on what he can be.