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Bryant, Ark. All-State Defensive Tackle TJ Lindsey Talks Oklahoma State Unofficial

March 8, 2023
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STILLWATER –- Last weekend Oklahoma State got a visit from one of the top defensive prospects in the country for the 2024 class as Bryant, Ark. defensive end/linebacker TJ Lindsey was on campus. The 6-4, 270-pound Lindsey just finished basketball season and now he is participating in 7-v-7 as a tight end and a linebacker.

“They don’t throw me the ball much, but I am athletic enough for 7-v-7,” Lindsey told me. 

Lindsey recently ran a 4.

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Bryant, Ark. All-State Defensive Tackle TJ Lindsey Talks Oklahoma State Unofficial

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5:29a, 3/9/23
OSU has a history of pulling some big time D Linemen out of the state Arkansas. I hope we restart that tradition with this young man.
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10:17a, 3/9/23
For Coach Nardo System, a 0 technique NT is really important. The one who can hold both the A gaps, or capable of drawing two offensive linemen. Currently only one in our team who is capable of that as I see is Utah tech transfer Kirkland. But big NTs come with a drawback, they cant be in the field all the time due to their size. They need breaks and rotations. So we need 2 of them, most years.

We need to get commit from TJ Lindsey or similar recruits, who can become super stars of our defense. Our roster severely lack these NTs. Lets see how we do.
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