STILLWATER – Former Oklahoma State offensive line signee, Isaiah Kema, is wearing a different shade of OSU on his helmet as he announced on Saturday he’s playing for Ohio State.
Kema joins his, and Oklahoma State’s, former offensive line coach, Charlie Dickey, who’s an offensive line analyst for the Buckeyes. Probably a pretty safe bet to say that’s why Kema wound up in Columbus.
Kema signed with the Pokes as part of the 2023 class out of Frenship HS in Wolfforth, Texas, and is originally out of Lubbock, TX. Prior to showing up in Stillwater, Kema went on a two-year mission to New Zealand as part of the Mormon Church.
He was one of the top interior offensive linemen out of Texas in the ‘23 class and earned U.S. Army All-America status following his senior season.
