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Cincinnati Defensive Back Commit Noah Willis Announces Oklahoma State Offer
Willis has been committed to the Bearcats since June.
Not long after the Cowboys’ big win against the Ducks, a defensive back currently committed to another Big 12 school announced he received an offer from Oklahoma State.
Noah Willis announced on Sunday that he had received an offer from the Cowboys. A 6-foot-1, 170-pound DB, Willis committed to Cincinnati in June over offers from BYU, Kansas State, Michigan State and others.
Blessed to receive offer from Oklahoma State! @JWilson_2 @__izayahh @gdudley18 @BTProspects @CoachEdDudley63 pic.twitter.com/N2l1E203yv
— Noah Willis (@_n0ah2) September 13, 2026
Out of Trinity Catholic in Roswell, Georgia, Willis is a three-star prospect, who the 247Sports Composite ranking lists as the No. 1,314 player in the 2027 recruiting class. That ranking pins him as the No. 122 corner in the class and a Top 150 player from Georgia.
According to MaxPreps, Willis has made seven tackles through the first four games of his senior season, which comes after a junior year in which he made 38 tackles, two tackles for loss, a sack and picked off a pass.
Willis also fits the mold of track runners that OSU coach Eric Morris likes to recruit. According to athletic.net, Willis ran a 11.16 100 meters in April.
The Cowboys have a dozen players committed in their 2027 class at this point. That includes a pair of defensive backs in Bryson Brown (Broken Arrow) and Chayce Davis (Euless, Texas).
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