Recruiting
OSU Offers 320-Pound 2016 Offensive Lineman
Yesterday was an interesting day on the recruiting trail, with the staff extending an offer to Sugar Loaf Daniels’ little brother and also to 2016 offensive lineman Michael Wilson.
So blessed to receive an offer from Oklahoma State? #GoPokes #StillySquad16 pic.twitter.com/dnKT1451KQ
— Michael Wilson (@bigmikew97) October 15, 2015
Wilson is a 6-9, 320 pound offensive tackle from Round Rock, TX. He is an unranked prospect by Rivals, Scout and 247sports.com.
Wilson’s offer comes at an interesting time, because the Cowboys are still targeting top in-state tackle Tramonda Moore.
With yesterdays move, this likely means they’ll be looking to add two more offensive lineman to add to the recruiting class to along with Ryan McCollum, Teven Jenkins, and Dylan Galloway.
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