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OSU Baseball Recruits Troll New OU Commit
Oklahoma State baseball commits Jonathan Heasley and Ryan Cash have been longtime commits to the Cowboys baseball program and have not wavered on their commitment. They let everyone know about it on Sunday, including new OU commit Zach Farrar.
Farrar is a former top wide receiver target for OSU, who committed to Mississippi State last week but flipped his commitment to OU after an official visit this weekend.
So Jonathan threw some shade…
People need to learn how to commit to a school and stay committed to that school.
— Jonathan Heasley (@jonathanheasley) February 1, 2016
And then Ryan came in for the closer…
— Ryan Cash (@RyanCash7) February 1, 2016
As Jonathan noted, Farrar also decommitted from following him on twitter following the obvious tweets aimed in his direction.
Nothing like a little Bedlam rivalry to get your college career started right.
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