Oregon State has lost another commitment in its 2024 recruiting class. On Wednesday morning, Texas running back Brandon Tullis announced he would be decommitting from the Beavers.
The Frisco, Texas native's decision comes days after an official visit to East Lansing to visit Jonathan Smith and the Michigan State Spartans.
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Tullis is the 10th decommitment for Oregon State in the 2024 recruiting cycle joining WR Logan Saldate, OT David Abajian, ATH Andrew Brinson, RB Makhi Frazier, TE Wyatt Hook, DE Keaki Burnett, OL Rustin Young, OL Rakeem Johnson, and OL Payton Stewart.
Saldate and Abajian decommitted from the program earlier this year and have since committed to Notre Dame and Kansas respectively. The remainder of the decommitments have come since Jonathan Smtih left the program on November 25. As of right now, a majority, if not all the decommitments since his departure are expected to land with Michigan State.
With his decommitment, Oregon State is left with seven commitments in their 2024 recruiting class from kicker Martin Connington, offensive lineman Terrell Kim, wide receiver Eddie Freauff, linebacker Dexter Foster, wide receiver Exodus Ayers, offensive lineman Dylan Sikorski, and wide receiver Malachi Durant.
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