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2028 four-star EDGE rusher lists Oklahoma in top 10 schools

Keoni Snipes, a 2028 four-star edge rusher, lists Oklahoma in his top 10 schools.

Just a few days after securing the top spot for the top prospect in Oklahoma, Brent Venables and his staff received further promising news from a leading EDGE rusher. Keoni Snipes, a four-star 2028 EDGE prospect from Saraland, Alabama, revealed his top ten schools on Tuesday. Snipes, who boasts 58 offers across various conferences, has narrowed his choices down to Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Auburn, Oregon, Florida, Texas, Alabama, Miami, LSU, and Georgia.

Standing at 6-foot-5 and weighing 245 pounds, Snipes is currently ranked 101st overall, 14th among EDGE prospects in 2028 Rivals Industry Rankings, and 7th overall in Alabama. According to 247Sports, he is rated 71st overall, 14th at his position, and 2nd in Alabama. ESPN ranks him 13th as an edge rusher and 4th among top prospects in his state.

The 6-foot-6, 250-pound EDGE from Saraland, Alabama, is considered a top 100 recruit in the 2028 Rivals Industry Rankings. Snipes has a strong and patient rushing style, often winning initial jump-offs to stall offensive blockers before breaking free for a tackle. He concluded his sophomore season with 30 tackles, 7 TFL, and 3.5 sacks.

Oklahoma has already scheduled a visit for Snipes on October 31, the same day the top-ranked running back will be in town. Snipes previously visited Oklahoma during the Spring game in April and described the experience as "amazing." He has already visited Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Auburn, Florida, Alabama, LSU, and Georgia, while Oregon, Texas, and Miami remain unvisited.

Snipes will travel to Texas on October 24 before heading back to Oklahoma on October 31. At present, there are no industry predictions regarding where he will ultimately end up.

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