Jack Diamond

Quarterback

6′2″ / 185 lbs

Shawnee, OK

Shawnee

Class of 2017

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North Texas

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Tulsa

Medium

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7 yr ago by Jason Howell

Post visit note on big Oklahoma OL

I just got off the phone with Meeker (OK) OT Adrian Wolford. He is currently committed to Oklahoma State, but he is looking at his options. I would says there is definitely more than a passing interest in Texas A&M and yesterday's visit only furthered that interest. "It was amazing," Wolford said. "Everything was big, everything was real big. It was just a whole different level in the SEC."He has really taken note of coach Turner's ability to send OLs to the NFL and the two have developed a strong bond. There was also one moment while in College Station which stood above everything else."When I walked onto Kyle Field," Wolford said. "Oh my gosh it was ridiculous."He went on the visit with Creed Humphrey and Shawnee QB Jack DiamondHe mentioned Oklahoma State, Nebraska, and Arkansas as places he would like to visit this summer. He does not know if he will be able to return to Texas A&M, but after talking with him I would not count it out.

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