Oklahoma State lands graduate transfer offensive lineman Danny Godlevske
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Raj Mehta-USA TODAY Sports
Oklahoma State has bolstered its offensive line unit for 2021 with some immediate help. On Monday, graduate transfer center Danny Godlevske announced he will use his last year of eligibility at OSU.
Everything happens for a reason! After conversations with my family and those close too me, I have decided to grad transfer for my last year of eligibility to Oklahoma State University!! #GoPokespic.twitter.com/sRY5NX2voe Danny Godlevske (@Danny G11) December 21, 2020
Godlevske comes to Stillwater via Miami (Ohio). He had planned to sit out the Redhawks’ 2020 season, announcing (in a now-deleted tweet) back in August that he would instead begin preparing for the 2020 NFL Draft. But when the MAC came back, Godlevske reversed course and started in the Redhawks’ three games.
True freshman offensive lineman Trent Pullen, a three-star offensive guard from Texas who signed with Oklahoma State as part of its 2020 recruiting class, has entered the transfer portal, according to Rivals.com.
Pullen did not play in a game this season and, like every other freshman offensive line signee in the 2020 class, redshirted in the 2020 season.
OSU scooped Pullen up out of Waco’s Connally High School in Texas. He was the second-highest ranked recruit of the class last cycle, rated by 247Sports as the No. 30 player at his position and nationally as the 553rd best prospect overall. He picked OSU over offers from Arkansas, LSU, Baylor, Kansas State and others.