Recruiting
2016 DE Tramal Ivy Commits to OSU
Tramal Ivy. The name sounds familiar, doesn’t it? Just a day after receiving a scholarship offer from the Pokes, Ivy announced his decision to commit to OSU on his twitter account.
Committed to Oklahoma state University??? super excited ????
— YFN Ivy! (@He2fastcoach) August 18, 2015
Ivy is an important recruit for OSU; with three defensive end players expected to depart due to graduation and the potentially the NFL, the defensive end position will need depth and experience, both of which Ivy can provide. He is a 2016 prospect who will be eligible to compete next season.
Video on Scout Now and story on Go Pokes as Tramal Ivy commits to Cowboys. He is now 6-4, 245 defensive end and will be at OSU in Jan.
— Robert Allen (@RAllenGoPokes) August 18, 2015
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