Recruiting
Nick Starkel Reaffirms Committment to OSU
After a tough stretch on the recruiting trail the past few weeks losing Levi Draper and Ryan McCollum, there was some worry among the Cowboy faithful that OSU’s lone scholarship quarterback in the 2016 recruiting class may be considering other options as well.
Nick Starkel indicated on twitter that he may have things to think about, saying: “too many things going on. just gotta turn off my phone and think…”
However on Monday he reaffirmed his commitment after seeing his potential future offensive coordinator, Mike Yurcich:
it was great to see @Coach_Yurcich today. Can't wait for our future together at OSU✊???
— Nicholas Starkel (@NickStarkel) December 7, 2015
Starkel is a 6-3, 175-pound quarterback who has an offer from in-state school Texas A&M and has also gained interest from other programs, including Notre Dame.
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