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North Texas Wide Receiver Wyatt Young Commits to Oklahoma State
Eric Morris brings in his Big 3.
Eric Morris has brought his Big 3 to OSU.
North Texas wide receiver Wyatt Young is headed to Oklahoma State, according to a report by On3 Sports.
Young was in Stillwater with a slew of other former North Texas targets, and it must have gone well. He was reported to have also scheduled future visits with Louisville and Michigan.
Young led the American Conference and currently ranks third in the FBS with 1,264 receiving yards to go with 10 touchdowns. He also logged a rushing touchdown. Young set a conference record with 295 yards and two scores in UNT’s 56-24 win over Rice.
Wyatt Young set a new American Conference single game receiving yards record tonight at 295🤯🏈#BuiltToRise x @MeanGreenFB pic.twitter.com/GzIG8Ch0Eq
— The American (@American_Conf) November 23, 2025
247Sports ranks Young as a four-star transfer and the No. 11 wide receiver in the transfer portal. On3 Sports is a little higher on him, tabbing him as the No. 6 WR in the portal.
Following his breakout sophomore season, the 6-foot, 195-pound receiver was named a First Team All-American Conference and a PFSN First Team All-American. Young appeared in all 13 games as a true freshman in 2024 and caught 18 passes for 295 yards and two scores. He has two years of eligibility remaining.
Young was a three-star prospect coming out of Katy Tompkins High School by 247Sports which ranked him the No. 234 player in Texas. He played quarterback, running back and receivers during his prep career.
Young teams up with the likes of his former quarterback Drew Mestemaker, as well as running back Caleb Hawkins and many other former UNT teammates in Stillwater.
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