Steve Wiltfong predicts Oklahoma to land 4-Star WR Dedrick Kimbrough
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 9:01 PM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Rivals expert Steve Wiltfong has logged a prediction favoring Oklahoma to land Dedrick Kimbrough, a four-star wide receiver in the 2028 recruiting class. The Sooners have recently added Trell Harris and Parker Livingstone to bolster their receiving corps, but aim to develop talent from high school instead of relying on the transfer portal. Kimbrough holds significant offers, including from Alabama, Notre Dame, Florida, and Miami. This prediction highlights Oklahoma's recruiting efforts under wide receiver coach Emmett Jones. The recruitment process for Kimbrough is ongoing, and Oklahoma aims to maintain its momentum to secure his commitment.
- •Dedrick Kimbrough is a four-star wide receiver from Alabama.
- •Oklahoma has added transfers but seeks to develop homegrown talent.
- •Steve Wiltfong believes Oklahoma is the frontrunner in Kimbrough's recruitment.
- •Kimbrough has offers from Alabama, Notre Dame, Florida, and Miami.
- •Emmett Jones has been pivotal in recruiting efforts for the Sooners.
- 9:01 PMYahoo Sports — Rivals expert Steve Wiltfong predicts Oklahoma to land 4-Star WR
"Steve Wiltfong has logged a prediction for Oklahoma to land four-star wide receiver Dedrick Kimbrough.
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