Recruiting
2017 LB Commits to OSU over Bama, OU, and more
Oklahoma State has made recruiting in-state talent a priority of late, and those efforts are paying off big time in regards to the 2017 football recruiting class.
Levi Draper, a six-foot-three, 230-pound linebacker from Collinsville, Okla. announced his verbal commitment to OSU Monday afternoon. Draper is ranked as the No. 1 player in the state of Oklahoma for 2017, and the No. 6 linebacker in the nation.
https://twitter.com/ldraper_10/status/623204903033290752
Although he is just going into his junior season, Draper already has offers from Alabama, Oklahoma, Florida State, and many more. Check out his offer list below.
Levi Draper has an impressive offer sheet. (Credit: 247sports)
Draper is the first prospect to commit in the 2017 class for Gundy and Co. Draper is a superb prospect who will be the foundation of the 2017 class – one that is off to a phenomenal start.
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