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Tylan Wallace Named AFCA All-American

Two-time Tylan.

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6 years ago

December 31, 2020

Marshall Scott

[Pool photo by Rob Ferguson-USA TODAY Sports]

Tylan Wallace joins elite company at Oklahoma State as a two-time All-American.

Wallace was a second-team selection in the American Football Coaches Association’s All-American voting. He becomes the 14th player in program history to pick up All-American honors in two seasons and is the first since Quinn Sharp.

What’s almost more impressive is that Wallace was able to take a gap year between All-American honors after an ACL tear prematurely ended his junior season in 2019.

Wallace led the Big 12 with 922 receiving yards despite catching passes in just nine games. He also played only a half against Miami in the Cheez-It Bowl on Tuesday. Wallace caught a team-high six touchdown passes in his senior season.

Wallace made his mark on OSU’s record books, finishing fifth in career receiving yards and receptions. He finished sixth in receiving touchdowns.

Here is a list of OSU All-Americans since 2008:

Season	Player	Position
2008	Dez Bryant	WR
2008	Perrish Cox	KR
2008	Kendall Hunter	RB
2009	Perrish Cox	CB
2009	Russell Okung	OL
2010	Justin Blackmon	WR
2010	Kendall Hunter	RB
2010	Quinn Sharp	P
2010	Dan Bailey	K
2011	Justin Blackmon	WR
2011	Levy Adcock	OL
2011	Grant Garner	OL
2011	Markelle Martin	S
2011	Quinn Sharp	K
2011	Brodrick Brown	CB
2012	Quinn Sharp	K
2013	Justin Gilbert	CB
2015	Emmanuel Ogbah	DE
2017	James Washington	WR
2017	Mason Rudolph	QB
2017	Tre Flowers	S
2018	Tylan Wallace	WR
2019	Chuba Hubbard	RB
2020	Tylan Wallace	WR