Recruiting
Jordan Williams Re-commits to Oklahoma State
Williams is the No. 14 overall wrestler in the 2022 class.
It ain’t over until it’s over.
After committing to Oklahoma State in November of last year, Jordan Williams had a change of heart and re-opened his recruitment. Just about a month ago he listed his top seven schools on Instagram: OSU, Ohio State, UNC, OU, Purdue, Mizzou, and Illinois.
But on Monday, Williams announced he’ll be re-committing to wrestle at Oklahoma State University.
Williams remains an elite recruit, ranking No. 14 overall in the 2022 recruiting class according to Willie Saylor, and No. 2 at his 145-pound weight class.
This adds to a good run of recent recruiting for Oklahoma State, as they flipped Carter Young from Northwestern and landed Zach Blankenship both in September.
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