As covered in the First Team article, the defending Class 3A champions are one of the most talented teams in state regardless of class. The heartbeat for the Falcons is the Ohio University bound running back. He’s a wrecking ball on the court as a driver and defender. Even with all the talent on the team, the Falcons will go as their senior leader goes.

We mentioned how the Falcons are going to have to wait for their football players to join the basketball team whenever the football season comes to a close. One of the top two-sport stars in the state when it comes to the 2023 class is Millwood’s Rickey Hunt Rickey Hunt 6'0" | PG Millwood | 2023 OK . He’s been a standout on the basketball floor since early on in his prep career and the same can be said about the football field. Hunt is the vocal leader of this team and was a walking double-double last season. He’s a big physical guard that can score from various spots on the floor but also pound the paint and grab rebounds. You can tell that Hunt is a football player on the basketball floor because he has no problem with lowering the shoulder to get separation. It appears that Hunt is about to announce his college commitment early on in November. While his future might be on the football field, Hunt has still been a fun basketball prospect to watch.

Ready to defend his state championship, senior guard Rickey Hunt Rickey Hunt 6'0" | PG Millwood | 2023 OK will once again lead the Falcons into this season. But like Foreman and Boone, Hunt is still leading the Millwood football team. And like those other two squads, Millwood has high expectations for the football season so the basketball team might have to wait a while before they get their star senior guard. Hunt has been one of the best athletes in the Oklahoma City area for the last three years. He’s one of those prospects who has been so good since his freshman season that by the time his senior year rolls around, it feels like he should already be in college. Hunt is an unselfish player who thrives on the defensive end of the floor. His strength and quick feet make him a real problem for opposing ball handlers.