STILLWATER — David Taylor’s connections to the powerhouse Penn State wrestling program has produced fruit once again for Oklahoma State. Zack Ryder, a 184-pound prospect who redshirted at Penn State this past season, announced his commitment to the Cowboys on Friday, becoming the third former Nittany Lion to do so. Ryder was a top-five recruit […]
STILLWATER — David Taylor’s connections to the powerhouse Penn State wrestling program has produced fruit once again for Oklahoma State.
Zack Ryder, a 184-pound prospect who redshirted at Penn State this past season, announced his commitment to the Cowboys on Friday, becoming the third former Nittany Lion to do so.
Ryder was a top-five recruit when he signed with Penn State in the 2024 class, and has four years of eligibility remaining.
He joins former Penn State wrestlers Alex Facundo, who has bounced between 157 and 165 pounds in his three college seasons, and Gary Steen, who has wrestled at 125 and 133.
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