Class of 2026 Corner Victor Lincoln Jr. Flips from Oklahoma State to Arkansas

Recruiting in this revenue sharing era has seemed perhaps even more erratic.

Class of 2026 corner Victor Lincoln Jr. announced on Monday that he is flipping his commitment from Oklahoma State to Arkansas after taking an official visit to Fayetteville not long ago. He becomes the third player to flip out of the Cowboys’ class in the past few weeks, but in that time the Cowboys have also landed two massive defensive linemen in the class.

A consensus three-star prospect, Lincoln committed to the Cowboys on April 28 (shortly after his official visit) over offers from Arkansas, Kansas State, Baylor, Nebraska, Texas Tech and others. He is the No. 619 player in the 247Sports Composite ranking for the class, which makes him the No. 54 corner in the class and the No. 87 player from Texas (Lancaster).

Lincoln becomes the second corner to flip from OSU’s class, joining Jason Bradford. Bradford flipped from OSU to TCU in the middle of this month.

OSU’s 2026 class does, though, still have a corner in it in Josiah Vilmael (Richmond, Texas). OSU also has a safety in the class in Owasso’s Carter Langenderfer.

The Cowboys are in the hunt for another corner, legacy Cowboy Braeden Presley. The younger brother of Brennan and Braylin, Braeden has OSU in his top four along with Kansas State, Oklahoma and Texas Tech. He is set to announce his college decision on Thursday.

Lincoln’s exit pushes the Cowboys class back down to a dozen commitments after the big pickups of four-star defensive linemen Danny Beale III and Tajh Overton last week. OSU’s class ranks 12th in the Big 12, but a lot of that has to do with quantity over quality. On a per-commit average, OSU’s class ranks fifth.

OSU’s 2026 Commitments