Recruiting
OSU Commit Tramal Ivy Named Top 15 Recruit
Junior college defensive end Tramal Ivy is expected to join the Cowboy program next season after completing two years at Butler County, where he has now emerged as one of the top junior college prospects in the nation.
According to the ESPN Junior College 50, which ranks the top 50 prospects at the JUCO level, Ivy ranks No. 13 on the list and is a four-star prospect.
Oklahoma State also inked two prospects in last seasons ESPN Junior College 50: No. 12 prospect Chris Carson and the No. 49 prospect Mote Maile.
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