Football
2018 OL Commit Hunter Woodard Lifts Big in Offseason
In a gym with rusty weight frames, a 2018 Oklahoma State commit power cleaned about 250 pounds, at least three times.
Hunter Woodard, an offensive lineman out of Tuscola, Illinois, posted his work with the weight to his Twitter on Monday morning.
Bigger, faster, and stronger?? pic.twitter.com/gasA2sh4zz
— Hunter Woodard (@HunterWoodard18) July 10, 2017
Woodard is one of five in offensive line coach John Henson’s first recruiting class, which is composed of a center, guard and three tackles.
| 2018 Offensive Line Commits | ||
|---|---|---|
| Center | Guard | Tackle |
| Tyrese Williams | Bryce Bray | Hunter Anthony |
| Hunter Woodard | ||
| Jacob Farrell | ||
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