Recruiting
OL Tramonda Moore Rates Visit to OSU a “10”
You all already know the name. Offensive lineman Tramonda Moore made an official visit over the weekend, and he tells Scout.com that his visit was a “10” and that overall it was “amazing.”
Moore recently named OU his leader in his recruitment following an impressive official visit to Norman, but with Moore’s visit to Stillwater in the books and his speaking so highly, there’s a chance OSU could be catching up in the race for the state’s top ranked offensive lineman – which is believed to be between both in-state schools at this point.
He’s scheduled to take an official visit to Alabama this weekend, and could also make an official visit the next weekend to either UCLA, Miami, or another school for the final weekend.
Oklahoma State has several commitments at offensive line, but Moore – a 6-6, 350-pound mauler – would be a huge late addition to the 2016 recruiting class.
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