In just under a week, he was awarded a 4-star safety degree at Parkview Magnet in Little Rock, Arkansas. Omarion Robinson It will be one of the five schools selected.
Robinson narrowed his search to five schools in late March – Oregon, Arkansas, Louisiana State, Oklahoma and Georgia – and visited the Sooners, Razorbacks, Ducks and Tigers in June.
While the Ducks looked impressive on the road to Eugene, the Sooners are the overwhelming favorite in the On3 Recruiting Projection Machine (RPM), based on expert selections made by On3 Director of Recruiting Chad Simmons on Sunday.
“There was a lot of talk about the Ducks after the Oregon OV, but after checking in with various sources a week later, things are starting to lean toward the Sooners again,” Simmons wrote. “He won’t announce until July 6th, so there are still a few days, but OU is the favorite.”
Earlier this spring, SoonerScoop.com insider Josh McQuistion also recorded the interception and broke down OU’s pursuit of him.
“Oklahoma recognized early on that this was a player they really liked,” McQuistion said on On3’s Inside Scoop recruiting show. Marcus Wimberly and, Jonah WilliamsI think some are wondering, ‘How is Oklahoma going to make that happen?’ My understanding is that if Oklahoma needs to get three safeties, they’re going to get three safeties. They like Omarion Robinson a lot.
Robinson recorded 42 tackles, 10 interceptions, two interceptions and two fumble recoveries as a junior last season. Offensively, he had 16 catches for 465 yards and three touchdowns and 15 carries for 119 yards and three touchdowns.
On special teams, he returned 15 kickoffs for 569 yards (37.9 yards per return) and four touchdowns.
Robinson is the nation’s No. 299 prospect, No. 28 safety and No. 2 player from the state of Arkansas in the 2025 cycle. On3 Industry Rankings — A weighted average utilizing all four of the biggest hiring media companies.
