STILLWATER — Braylin Presley has rejoined the Oklahoma State football team .
Presley enrolled at OSU last Wednesday and will practice with the Cowboys on Monday, his dad, Authur, told The Oklahoman .
Presley, a star at Bixby High School, started his college career as a wide receiver at OSU in 2022. He appeared in seven games and caught five passes for 26 yards that season.
Presley transferred to Tulsa ahead of the 2023 season and started 10 games across three seasons at Tulsa. He moved from receiver to running back ahead of his senior season in 2025 and finished his college career with 336 receiving yards and 264 rushing yards.
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Presley is brothers with freshman safety Braeden Presley and former Cowboy receiver Brennan Presley (2020-24), who ranks fifth in program history with 3,315 receiving yards.
Presley was among eight athletes who received a temporary restraining order from a Cleveland County judge in September that will allow him an extra season of college eligibility for the 2026-27 school year. Presley was in the high school class of 2022 and his attorney argued the NCAA improperly excluded their high school class from a new rule granting Division I athletes five years of eligibility.
Oklahoma Sooner defensive tackle Danny Saili and first baseman Dayton Tockey are also among the plaintiffs who filed a petition.
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