Oklahoma State Lands Offensive Line Transfer From Miami (OH)

STILLWATER – Whenever Mike Gundy sends out a dancing GIF tweet, we know that Oklahoma State is receiving a commitment. Well, coach Gundy sent out his commitment tweet and just a short amount of time later, the Cowboys received a commitment from Danny Godlevske, an offensive lineman from Miami (OH).

“It all happened pretty fast,” Godlevske told Pokes Report. “I went in the portal and right away coach [Robert] Luce and coach [Charlie] Dickey hit me up and told me they wanted me. I took a virtual tour of the facilities and everything and liked what I saw. I got to know coach [Mike] Gundy and the other coaches. It’s just a great fit and I’m excited about coming to Oklahoma State.

This comes just a few hours after cowboy back Jelani Woods entered the transfer portal.

Godlevske is a 6-3, 300-pound offensive linemen out of Bishop Chatard in Indianapolis, IN. He’s a three-year starter for the RedHawks, 37 starts in 40 career appearances all at center, which will be a huge boost for the Cowboy offense as e’s a guy that’s capable of making the jump from Group of Five to Power Five.

Robert Allen will have Godlevske on his radio show tomorrow in the 11 o’clock hour on Triple Play Sports Radio. Tune in to hear Godlevske talk about his decision.

When the MAC originally announced they were going to play the 2020 season due to COVID-19 concerns, Godlevske opted out back in August. But when the MAC reversed that decision, Godlevske came back and started in the three games the RedHawks were able to play.

Pokes Report has learned that senior Josh Sills will be returning next season, and the addition of 6-9, 340-pound JUCO transfer out of Butler C.C., Caleb Etienne, will be another huge boost for the Cowboy offense.