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Four-star Defensive Tackle Names OSU in Top 5
Four-star defensive tackle and Elkins (Texas) product Ross Blacklock was named as an Army All-American on Wednesday, and during his ceremony he released his list of top five schools that included Oklahoma State, Texas A&M, LSU, TCU and Houston.
4-star @ArmyAllAmerican DT Ross Blacklock announces top 5 of #TAMU, #LSU, #TCU, #GoCoogs, #OkState pic.twitter.com/1r92icYMaz
— Brian Perroni (@Perroni247) October 28, 2015
Blacklock is a mammoth 6-foot-3, 330-pound defensive tackle who would be a welcome addition to a position that is filled with youth and desperate for depth moving forward.
Oklahoma State signed two highly rated defensive tackles last year in Darrion Daniels and Taaj Bakari, but with the injury to Vili Leveni before this season, it exposed the lack of depth at the position that still needs to be addressed.
According to Mark Berman of Fox 26, Blacklock intends to announce his commitment at some point in January.
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