  Jaxon Uhles comes from a football family, and his coach calls
him “the ultimate football player.” Uhles and the T-Wolves'
other linebackers face a tough task this week in slowing down
Jenks running back Trey'Vonne Barr'e. By Ryan Aber Published:
November 28, 2012  To say Norman North's Jaxon Uhles comes from
a football family is an understatement.  His dad and two uncles
played high school football. One uncle, Ric, played for
Oklahoma's 1985 national championship team.  One cousin, Lance,
starred at Norman North and this season helped Emporia State to
a 10-2 season.  Another cousin, Zac, was a key to Norman's
offensive line this season and is committed to Tulsa.  So the
praise that Timberwolves coach Wade Standley heaps on his senior
linebacker is no surprise.  “He's the ultimate football player,”
Standley said.  Uhles leads the Timberwolves into the Class 6A
state title game against Jenks at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Boone
Pickens Stadium in Stillwater.  Jordan Evans, who committed to
Oklahoma on Tuesday night,