Report: Former OSU WR Braylin Presley Rejoins Cowboys Following NCAA Eligibility Ruling
STILLWATER – Oklahoma State has added another Presley (back) to the roster. According to a report from Ben Hutchens of The Oklahoman, Eric Morris has added former Oklahoma State and Tulsa wide receiver, Braylin Presley following receiving a temporary restraining order against the NCAA in Cleveland County.
Presley’s dad told Hutchens and The Oklahoman Braylin enrolled at OSU last week and will rejoin the team for practice on Monday.
Presley signed with the Cowboys out of the 2022 class, spending just one season in Stillwater in 2022 with five receptions for 26 yards and two carries for three yards across seven games. He transferred to TU ahead of the 2023 season, playing in 35 games across three seasons. He had 41 carries for 261 yards and two touchdowns and 38 receptions for 310 yards and one touchdown.
While this is a fun story as Braylin joins his younger brother Braeden, who’s a true freshman safety, there are two very good receivers ahead of Braylin at the slot in Wyatt Young and Miles Coleman. Young leads the team in receiving with 22 catches for 410 yards and three touchdowns and Coleman has 12 catches for 137 yards and one touchdown.
Coleman has also been solid in the punt return game with nine returns for 129 yards, just over 14 yards per return.
