Oklahoma State Football Picks Up Pledge from Texas 3-Star Corner Maliek Bracy
STILLWATER – Oklahoma State has landed a commitment from three-star Argyle (TX) HS cornerback, Maliek Bracy.
Bracy made his official visit to Stillwater for the Tulsa game, and was there with his family in dad Laroy Rogers Sr., mom Marquita White and sister and brother. Bracy had been committed to Memphis since June, but called it off to switch to the Pokes.
The 6-1, 190-pound corner has great size and is a physical player for a corner. Bracy and the other official visitor; Jenks, Okla. offensive lineman Ryley Kester, stayed at The Atherton Hotel with the team and were there for The Walk before the game. They met with then-head coach Mike Gundy and did all the normal events on an official visit.
Bracy has a blocked punt already this season as a major highlight. He has 22 offers including Arizona, Arizona State, Auburn, California, Houston, Michigan State, Mississippi, and Tulane. Of course, Memphis and now his commitment to Oklahoma State.
Last season (2024) Bracy had 44 tackles, two TFL, and five interceptions including one he returned for a touchdown. As a sophomore, Bracy had 26 tackles, a sack, and an interception.
He is also a track athlete that competes in the long jump (22-4 pr) and 200 meters (:24.69 pr).
