Recruiting
2016 OL Michael Wilson Commits to OSU
Oklahoma State’s 2016 recruiting class is slowly picking up steam, but most notably, the preferred walk-on list is one of the more impressive the Cowboys have ever hauled in.
Senior offensive lineman Michael Wilson announced this weekend that he has committed to the Pokes to play as a preferred walk-on, joining quarterback Nyc Burns to go with twins Zach and Cade Smith as under-the-radar prospects to add to the team next year.
Proud to announce I am continuing my football career at Oklahoma State! #GoPokes #pwo @CoachAdkinsOSU @Coach_Tatten pic.twitter.com/Xcjr21oLkr
— Michael Wilson (@bigmikew97) December 19, 2015
Wilson is a 6-8, 310-pound lineman from Round Rock, Texas, and a very interesting addition to the Cowboys recruiting class. Given Wilson’s frame and size, he has a high ceiling – especially if he can develop and demolish opponents like he has at the high school level.
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