Warren Roberson

Safety

6′0″ / 180 lbs

Red Oak, TX

Red Oak

Class of 2023

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Rating: 90.0

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Oklahoma State

Medium

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Updates

2 yr ago by Grayson Grundhoefer

Running List of Visitors for Oklahoma

There should be lots of good visitors coming in so expect more names with offers this weekend. Also remember this is just the preliminary list of updates still waiting on many responses but wanted to get these names up because wow.....CommitsThe Woodlands OL Kaden Sieracki Festus (MO) TE Kaian Roberts-Day Camden Fairview (AR) OL Timothy Dawn Bowie OL Coleton Price Coppell OL Alvin Ebosele Bingham (UT) OL George Maile Free State (KS) OL Calvin Clements Naaman Forest OL Markis Deal Red Oak TE Kelsey Johnson College Park TE Cody Mladenka Lubbock Cooper LB Kyler Jordan Tenaha LB Jeremy Patton Frisco Independence CB Reggie Bush II 2022Klein Cain WR Matthew Golden West Monroe (LA) S Ja'dais Richard Langham Creek DE Paul Oyewale Austin Westlake DE Ethan Burke (likely)Thorndale DE Stryker Leschber Alabama Transfer Marcus Banks 2023Dripping Springs QB Austin Novosad (likely)Connally RB Tre Wisner Denton Ryan RB Kalib Hicks Taft RB TJ Andrews Duncanville WR Lontrell Turner Arlington Sam Houston TE Lafayette Kaiuway Fort Bend Marshall DE Zach Chapman Mineola LB Dawson Pendergrass Hebron LB Carson Dean College Station LB Chantz Johnson Franklin S Bryson Washington Mansfield S Brenden Jordan Maybe Creek CB Tayshawn Wilson Kinkaid CB Micah Bell Red Oak CB Warren Roberson Sabine CB Cayden Fortson La Grange CB Bravion Rogers 2024The Woodlands OL Koltin SierackiDel City (OK) DL David StoneLake Belton ATH Micah HudsonNorth Mesquite WR Elijah Baesa

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Considered one of the top 250 prospects in the state. Has the physical skills to be a potential contributor at a D-1 program over the course of his collegiate career with significant development. Professional potential is low.

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