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Four-star Receiver Names OSU in top 11
Oklahoma State already has two big-time receivers in the fold now for 2017 with Tylan Wallace and Braydon Johnson on board. And they could look to add another big-time talent to the fold, now that the Cowboys have made the top 11 for Jeremiah Holloman, who released his top 11 on Wednesday via twitter:
Top Twelve ⌛️ pic.twitter.com/jLintMRYEO
— Jeremiah Holloman (@Obey_Classics) July 28, 2016
Holloman is a four-star, 6-2, 185lb. prospect from Covington, GA, with close to 50 scholarship offers. Among his top schools, Georgia, Tennessee, and Miami all figure to be top players given his relative proximity to the schools. But OSU has stepped up their game recruiting him, and with the 2017 class off to a fast start, Holloman would obviously be a welcomed momentum boost as the Pokes roll into the fall.
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