Tylan Wallace is just a few days out from his return to college football.
After missing the final five games of Oklahoma State’s 2019 season, Wallace is one of the headliners on what is supposed to be a better than normal Cowboy team. He met with reporters Tuesday ahead of OSU’s season-opening game against Tulsa. Here are three things he touched on.
1. Knocking off the rust (and the brace)
All systems are a go for OSU’s leading receiver the past two seasons.
As a sophomore and junior, Wallace has caught a combined 139 passes for 2,394 yards and 20 touchdowns, but things have been a little different this offseason with Wallace coming off an ACL tear that cut his 2019 short.