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Oklahoma State lands 2016 JUCO cornerback
Here’s a nice early commitment for Glenn Spencer’s 2016 defense.

Malik Kearse dives to break up a pass. (via Hudl)
Oklahoma State secured their second commitment of the 2016 class on Wednesday in a position the Cowboys did not land in the 2015 class.
Junior college cornerback prospect Malik Kearse received an offer Wednesday and made the call to commit to OSU the same day.
I confirmed with Kearse if he had committed to OSU and he replied with a courteous, “Yes sir I did”.
BREAKING: Oklahoma State has landed a commitment from Fort Scott Community College cornerback Malik Kearse (@MK_BLESSINGS).
— Kyle Boone (@PFBoone) February 19, 2015
Kearse played football at Fort Scott Community College last season and was originally a cornerback in the 2014 class from Opa-Locka, Florida before taking the two-year route in Fort Scott.
Kearse is a tall defensive back, and at 6-foot-1 shows great physicality and quickness off the line. As a 2016 prospect, he will be eligible to play immediately in the 2016 season assuming he qualifies academically.
Take a look at his highlights here:
Fast forward to the 45-second mark and you’ll also see 2015 running back commit Chris Carson from Butler County Community College in action as well.
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