Transfer LB Ethan Wesloski fell in love fast with Oklahoma State football, Stillwater

STILLWATER — Sitting in the stands watching his brother’s baseball game last weekend, Oklahoma State linebacker Ethan Wesloski’s secondary focus was on the Cowboy wrestling team’s performance at the Big 12 Championships. While that doesn't sound like unique behavior for a typical wrestling diehard, Wesloski is no diehard. "I didn't know a thing about college wrestling until Jan.

16 or whenever the first dual I went to,” he said. “My roommate, Jack Puckett, he'd been a longtime wrestler and he's from Oklahoma, so he was like, ‘Hey man, you've gotta go to this. ’ “New favorite sport.

It's awesome. ” Mark that down as just another aspect of OSU that Wesloski has fallen in love with over his two months in Stillwater. The 6-foot-1, 234-pound Wesloski is from McKinney, Texas, and had spent his entire college career at North Texas.

He redshirted in 2022, the year before Eric Morris was hired as head coach, and became a starter the following year. More: Who will start for Oklahoma State football in 2026? A look at the potential depth chart But now, he’ll spend his final college season with Morris and defensive coordinator Skyler Cassity at OSU, where he has quickly found a new home.