Football
Twins Bryson and Blaine Green Commit to Oklahoma State
Another pair of twins choose the orange and black.
Wide receivers coach/offensive coordinator Kasey Dunn made it three receivers in quick succession this weekend.
After in-state standout Jaden Bray committed to the Cowboys on Saturday, Twins Bryson and Blaine Green committed to Oklahoma State on Wednesday. In 2017 OSU landed another pair of twin receivers, Tylan and Tracin Wallace, though it should be noted Tracin initially came to OSU as a quarterback before switching to receiver and ultimately retiring from football because of multiple knee injuries.
Back to the Green twins, they hail from Texas power Allen High School and now now No. 1 and 2 in terms of rankings for OSU’s 2021 class.
Bryson is a four-star recruit and listed as the No. 250 player in the class, which makes him OSU’s top-rated commit in cycle thus far.
In his sophomore and junior seasons with Allen, Bryson caught a combined 65 passes for 966 yards and 11 touchdowns. He is listed at 6-foot-1, 203 pounds. In March of last year, Bryson was recorded with having a 4.70 40-yard dash. He also ran the shuttle in 4.25 seconds and had a 36.6-inch vertical.
Blaine is a three-star recruit in the composite rankings and is listed as the No. 344 player in the 2021 class. That makes him the second-highest rated recruit for OSU thus far in the cycle behind only his brother and ahead of Edmond-Sante Fe linebacker Collin Oliver.
As a sophomore and junior, Blaine caught a combined 67 passes for 1,164 yards and 12 touchdowns. Blaine is an inch taller and a pound heavier than his brother. At the same event last March, Blaine was clocked with a 4.68 40 and 4.25 on the shuttle, and he had a 36-inch vertical leap.
In late April, the brothers listed a matching Top 10 of Auburn, Michigan State, Nebraska, Baylor, Minnesota, Virginia Tech, Texas Tech, Mississippi State, North Carolina and OSU.
The pass-catching genes of the family don’t stop with the twins, though. They have an older brother, Seth Green who is entering his redshirt-senior season at Minnesota.
Here are Bryson’s junior highlights:
And here are Blaine’s junior highlights:
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