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Oklahoma State Lands 2026 Owasso Wide Receiver Julius Wilson
Wilson is listed at 6-foot-4, 190 pounds.
The Cowboys added an in-state receiver with some enticing measurables.
Julius Wilson, a 2026 wide receiver from Owasso, has committed to the Cowboys, which confirmed in a quote tweet on X and through his Instagram profile.
Blessing, Go Pokes!! 🤠🤠https://t.co/BZXM1O1thi
— Julius Wilson (@Dr_JD_Wilson) November 5, 2025
At 6-foot-4 and 190 pounds, Wilson has a desirable frame for an outside threat in the passing game, but he’s still flying under the radar for the major recruiting services. The Cowboys caught wind of him in the last couple of weeks, extending an offer Oct. 21. Wilson also has offers from Texas Tech and Townson.
He is a two-sport athlete who also plays point guard for Owasso.
With this pledge, Oklahoma State’s 2026 class now sits at seven commits after offensive lineman Aiden Martin recommitted earlier this week. The Cowboys’ class ranks 121sth nationally according to 247Sports, and 16th in the Big 12.
| Name | Pos. | Hometown |
| Bryton Niu | TE | Lehi, UT |
| Sunia Vuki | OL |
Orangevale, CA
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| Landon Bland | Edge | Carthage, MO |
| Braeden Presley | DB | Bixby, OK |
| Brandon Ford | DB | Crowley, TX |
| Maliek Bracy | DB | Argyle, TX |
| Aiden Martin | OT | Tulsa, OK |
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