Oklahoma Sooners recruit revealed the crucial approach the school is using when it comes to visits

"It really felt like home and being around family," Davian Groce said to On3.

The Sooners are heavily pursuing Groce, so for him to feel that way says a lot about how the Sooners are doing things and how they are making one of their top prospects on their board feel.

Groce is a standout wide receiver from Frisco Lone Star High School in Frisco, Texas, and is considered one of the top prospects in the 2026 class. At 6'2" and 190 pounds, Groce has shown he can play multiple positions, like running back and wide receiver, so the versatility helps, but in college, he will likely be a receiver. His sophomore year stats were impressive, with 936 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns, and he also recorded 45 receptions for 860 yards with nine touchdowns.

Groce's recruitment has attracted attention from numerous elite college football programs, including Oklahoma, Texas A&M, SMU, Penn State, and Baylor. His preferences so far start with Oklahoma and Texas A&M. With how OU showed out on his visit, he could be headed to Norman pretty soon. Then again, we have seen crazier things happen, like a local Norman kid picking a worse school over OU.