Football
OSU Commit Braylin Presley Went OFF vs. Stillwater on Friday
Presley scored four times as Bixby extended its winning streak to 39.
Bixby High School extended its winning streak to 39 games (39 games!!) on Friday night as the top-ranked Spartans blew out No. 2 Stillwater High School, 42-14, behind a brilliant performance from OSU-bound Braylin Presley.
Presley scored three times on the ground in the win and racked up a ho-hum 233 yards to boot on only 16 carries. He added another score as a receiver, finishing with six receptions for 12 yards.
Presley, the younger brother of OSU sophomore Brennan Presley, is a senior at Bixby and one of the most electric playmakers in OSU’s 2022 recruiting class. A three-star recruit, he’s expected to be a swiss-army knife-like weapon for the Cowboys as a pass-catcher and ball-carrier.
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