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OSU Makes the Top 8 for Four-Star Milwood WR Jaden Nickens
Nickens is a Top 100 player in 2025.
Oklahoma State made the cut for one of the top recruits in the state.
Jaden Nickens, a four-star 2025 wide receiver from OKC, released his Top 8 on Saturday and the Cowboys made the cut.
Along with the Cowboys, Nickens included Oklahoma, Arkansas, UNLV, Texas Tech, North Texas and UTSA.
The 6-foor-3, 190-pound wideout seems destined to make plays on the turf, but he’s also a stud on the hardwood.
Nickens played for Bradley Beal Elite on the AAU circuit. Before Mike Gundy came calling, Mike Boynton offered Nickens a hoops scholarship. And you know how much Gundy likes a two-sport athlete.
Here’s a look at Nickens’ gridiron skills.
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