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OSU Wrestling: Kansas State Champion Triston Wills Commits to Oklahoma State
OSU added a 2019 pledge on Thursday.
The Cowboys continue to load up with mid-to-upper weight wrestlers as they land their another commitment for the 2019 class this week in Triston Wills.
The 160-pound Kansas state champion announced his plans to be a Cowboy on Thursday.
Go pokes?? #orangepower pic.twitter.com/VTtlSXUqAJ
— Triston Wills (@triston_wills) September 6, 2018
Wills is out of Derby, Kansas and notably knocked off current Cowboy freshman Jalin Harper in the Kansas state finals last season at 160 pounds.
He’ll be a solid addition to a pretty deep group of young wrestlers in the 157-174 pound range for the Cowboys.
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