Oklahoma Sooners target elite 2028 offensive linemen Fleming and Zubeck
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 10:00 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
Oklahoma is positioning itself as a frontrunner for 2028 offensive linemen Joey Fleming and Cannon Zubeck. Fleming, the top-ranked interior offensive lineman, is considering Oklahoma alongside Alabama and Clemson. Zubeck, rated as the No. 3 offensive tackle, is also a priority for the Sooners. The recruitment aligns with Oklahoma's efforts to enhance its offensive line depth following a strong 2027 class that includes two five-star recruits. Coach Bill Bedenbaugh aims to solidify the offensive line for both immediate and long-term success, critical for enhancing the team's championship aspirations.
- •Oklahoma targets Joey Fleming and Cannon Zubeck for 2028 class.
- •Fleming is ranked as the top interior offensive lineman.
- •Zubeck holds the No. 3 ranking among offensive tackles.
- •Sooners have strong commitments for the 2027 offensive line class.
- •Coach Bedenbaugh seeks to build a dominant offensive line.
- 10:00 PMYahoo Sports — Sooners emerge as frontrunners for two elite 2028 OL recruits
"Oklahoma is a frontrunner for elite 2028 linemen Joey Fleming and Cannon Zubeck.
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