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Predicting OSU’s Next Four Football Commitments in the 2020 Recruiting Class
Making educated guesses on who will be next to join OSU’s recruiting class.
Predicting anything to happen in the wild west world of recruiting is folly. Players change their minds often, coaches shift their big boards, plans change. Things happen!
So taking that into account, I’m here to swim upstream. To make predictions in an unpredictable world. I’m here to guess who will be next … and after that … and after that … and after that … to commit to OSU. Here’s who I think are next in line:
1. Brennan Presley | 5-8, 160 | Athlete
OSU has already struck gold in Bixby in this recruiting cycle with Jordan Reagan, and the school has been a fertile ground for the program in years past. Presley could be next. As a two-way athlete, he should be able to fill a spot either at corner or receiver for the Pokes — two areas of need in the 2020 cycle.
2. Jabar Triplett | 6-0, 215 | Linebacker
Linebacker remains a priority in the 2020 class, and OKC area product Brynden Walker — a current OSU pledge — is still considering OU, according to multiple people I’ve talked to. Triplett, like Walker, is an outside linebacker from Baton Rouge who could fit OSU’s scheme and fill a scholarship spot with or without Walker in the fold.
3. Matt Polk | 6-4, 210 | Wide Receiver
One Arizona product has already committed: Cade Bennett, an offensive tackle. Another, Matt Polk, remains highly involved. He’s a 6-foot-4 pass catcher from Scottsdale who is considering Cal, UCLA, Arizona, Arizona State and OSU. He already made an OSU official and things are sitting well for the Cowboys with him.
4. Jay Wilkerson | 6-1, 157 | Wide Receiver
Receiver isn’t a priority, but it is a position OSU should focus on taking at least two signatures from in the cycle. If they can land Polk, a long and rangy outside receiver, Wilkerson, who is more of a speedster capable of playing inside or out, would be a good complement. He’s considering Texas Tech, SMU, Illinois and OSU, but OSU’s in good because his former teammate, Langston Anderson, is set to be a frosh in Stillwater this upcoming season.
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