Junior guard Jeremiah Paredes-Clark brings Oklahoma-grown experience to the Drovers
Jeremiah Paredes-Clark is a 6-foot-1 junior guard for USAO in the 2026 season, and the buzz is about his steady, local-guard profile more than empty hype[1][2]. He gives the Drovers a familiar Oklahoma City product who can help organize the backcourt, compete with edge, and fit a team-first system—useful traits if you want a guard who can do the dirty work and keep the offense humming[1][2].
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