Recruiting
Kelby Wickline Planning Unofficial Visit to Oklahoma State
Junior college offensive lineman Kelby Wickline is planning to take an unofficial visit to Oklahoma State. The 6-foot-5, 275-lb. prospect who plays for Jones County Community College is the son of former Oklahoma State offensive line coach Joe Wickline, who now coaches the offense at West Virginia. According to Arkansas Online’s Richard Davenport, Wickline will make his visit to OSU over Thanksgiving break.
Wickline is a highly sought after recruit who holds offers from Arkansas, Mizzou, Cal, Iowa State, TCU, OSU and several others.
After taking a visit to Arkansas recently, he said the Hogs are “in his top three” schools. Considering he is from Stillwater, I wouldn’t be surprised if the Pokes may be in the final group of options as well.
As for when he will make a decision on his next school, he said the commitment could come “within a week or two.”
Wickline will be an early graduate in December, and will have three years of eligibility to play.
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