Tough news out of Stillwater this week as one Oklahoma State player is calling it quits between the lines.
Tracin Wallace, set to be a redshirt junior and twin brother of Cowboys All-American Tylan Wallace, confirmed reports that he would be medically retiring from football after suffering his third ACL tear last fall and undergoing a fourth surgery on his knees.
Everything happens for a reason🙏🏽 #TrustTheProcess pic.twitter.com/hRKzAoN5vs
— Tracin Wallace (@TracinWallace) June 7, 2019
Wallace joined the Cowboys originally as a quarterback but later joined his brother as a wideout for the team. The injury history certainly put a damper on his career and prematurely ended his 2018 campaign after recording just one reception for one yard at OSU.
If there is a silver lining, it’s that Wallace will stick around as part of the team -- likely in some fashion as a student coach or similar role.
Oklahoma State opens their 2019 season at Oregon State on Aug. 30.