Georgia Tech’s top running back, Freddie Brock, has officially transferred to Oklahoma State, bolstering the Cowboys’ running back position. With five seasons of college football under his belt, Brock looks to make a significant impact in his final season at Stillwater before potentially moving to the next level.
Brock was a standout performer at Georgia State, leading the team in rushing yards and displaying versatility as a pass catcher. After transferring from Maine to Georgia State in 2023, he quickly adjusted to the FBS level and had a breakout game in the Idaho Potato Bowl, showcasing his ability to excel in high-pressure situations.
With questions arising at the running back position for the Cowboys following the departure of standout Ollie Gordon, adding Brock to the roster alongside other talented players like Rodney Fields Jr. and Sesi Vailahi will diversify the team’s ground game.
The Cowboys, under the leadership of new coordinators Doug Meacham and Todd Grantham, are looking to bounce back after a challenging season. Brock’s addition from the transfer portal should provide a boost as Oklahoma State aims to start a new college bowl streak.
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