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Kansas State Champion Cade Lindsey Commits to Wrestle at Oklahoma State
John Smith and Co. picked up another 2019 pledge.
Cade Lindsey announced his commitment to wrestle for OSU on Wednesday morning via Twitter.
COMMITTED. I can't wait to begin a new chapter of my life here soon. Also, a special thank you to, @Brett_T_Jones for the video. Truly the best in the business. pic.twitter.com/IYkO2zxEBS
— cade (@C_Lizzle120) November 7, 2018
Lindsey, a senior out of Derby, Kansas, was a state champion as a freshman in 2016. He finished third as a sophomore and was a runner up at 152 in 2017.
He was ranked at high as 18th in the country by Flowrestling this summer at 170 pounds.
He’ll join teammate Triston Wills, who has also committed to the Cowboys, in Stillwater next fall.
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