If there’s ever been a student-athlete play and record stats at Oklahoma State and Oklahoma, I don’t know of one. But that’s likely to change in 2020 with wide receiver Obi Obialo, who on Monday committed to Oklahoma.
Obialo began his career at Oklahoma State as a preferred walk-on before leaving the school, but not before he made an impact as a freshman, catching two passes for 11 total yards.
From there Obialo played three seasons at Marshall and made a name for himself as one of the most impactful mid-major pass-catchers. In his three seasons at Marshall he caught 79 passes for 987 yards in 25 total games.