MORGANTOWN W.Va. - After entering the NCAA transfer portal earlier this month, redshirt Junior offensive lineman Josh Sills announced his decision to stay in the Big 12 and join the Oklahoma State football program with this Twitter post, Tuesday morning. https://twitter.com/josh_sills73/status/1212017325987258368 The 6-6 redshirt junior played in just two games for the
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