Recruiting
Elite big man names Oklahoma State in top 5
This dude also has the greatest name of all time.
Diamond Stone,[1. A real name!] a 6-10 Center from Milwuakee, Wisconsin has recently trimmed his list of top schools, and Oklahoma State has made the cut.
Diamond Stone tweeted out the top 5 schools in no order:
Maryland
Duke
Wisconsin
UCONN
Oklahoma State.
Stone is rated as the No. 4 overall player in the nation according to ESPN, and one of the best centers in the nation in the 2015 class.
Oklahoma State has yet to land a recruit in the 2015 class, but landing a player like Stone would obviously be a huge way to get the class started.
Heres a link of a quick snippet of the big man in action:
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Football4 days agoPFB’s Final Oklahoma State Depth Chart Prediction Ahead of the 2026 Football Season
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Football4 days agoRecruiting Reset: Taking Stock of OSU’s 2027 Recruiting Class Following Wednesday’s Big Flip
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Wrestling4 days agoFlo Releases First Preseason Wrestling Rankings of the School Year
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Football4 days ago‘I’ll Do Anything for This Team’: Australian Punter Lachie Pozzobon Embracing What It Means to Be a Cowboy