Report: Former Arizona Wide Receiver Commit Braylen Ross Flips to Oklahoma State

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The Cowboys’ spree of flipping commitments continues.

Class of 2027 wide receiver Braylen Ross flipped his commitment from Arizona to Oklahoma State on Saturday afternoon, according to Rivals’ Greg Biggins. Ross is listed at 6-foot-5, 205 pounds and hails from California. He had been committed to the Wildcats since May.

Along with his offers to OSU and Arizona, Ross has reported offers to Baylor, Arizona State, Cal, Kansas State, Kentucky, TCU and others. The Rivals Industry ranking lists Ross as the No. 230 receiver and the No. 150 Californian in the 2027 class, listing him as the No. 1,692 player overall.

Ross plays at Crean Lutheran in Irvine, California. As a senior, he had 83 catches for 1,249 yards and 10 touchdowns. He had at least 100 receiving yards in seven of his 11 games as a senior, including a season-high 240 and three touchdowns in a 49-21 win against Villa Park.

Ross becomes the third wide receiver commit of the Cowboys’ 2027 class, joining Cooper Hooker (Pryor) and Ake O’Neal (Argyle, Texas).

He’s the 18th overall player in the class and joins what has become a cavalcade of flips for Eric Morris, with DJ Williams (Iowa State), J’Lynnd Kellow (Mississippi State), Bryson Brown (Baylor) and Gabriel Brooks (TCU) all flipping from Power Four schools to the Pokes here recently. That could continue, as defensive line prospect Finn Walker decommitted from Kansas State this week and will reportedly (via Scott Wright) be in Stillwater for the Cowboys’ game against Texas Tech.

Ross’ commitment moves the Cowboys’ 2027 class up to No. 9 in the Big 12 rankings, per 247Sports. Everyone ahead of the Pokes has at least 20 commitments.

OSU’s 2027 Commits