Football
OSU Lands Third OL Commit in Four Days With Commitment of Preston Wilson
Oklahoma State is on a hot streak on the recruiting trail.
And by Oklahoma State, I mean offensive line coach Josh Henson, who reeled in his third commitment in four days Monday evening by adding 2019 offensive tackle prospect Preston Wilson to the fold.
Wilson joins Joe Michalski and Cole Birmingham, who have pledged their allegiance to the Pokes in the days preceding his commitment.
Like Birmingham, who committed yesterday, the 6-4, 274-pound Wilson picked Oklahoma State over a bunch of other options. Per 247Sports, he held 30 scholarship offers in total — among them Baylor, Arizona State, Texas Tech, Duke, Vanderbilt and others.
Wilson is the 14th pledge of OSU’s 2019 class, which now ranks 29th nationally at 247Sports and fourth in the Big 12.
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