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#44 Tobi Osunsanmi
True Freshman | 6-2 | 216 lbs. | Wichita, Kansas
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- Position: Linebacker
- Previous College: None
- Projection: Redshirt
- Status: On Scholarship
Tobi Osunsanmi (b. March 19, 2004) is an intense young linebacker prospect from Wichita High School East who plans on majoring in construction science and management.
Osunsanmi played under head coach Ene Akpan at East, where he was regarded as the 229th-best overall player in the nation for the Class of 2022 by 247Sports. The organization also rated him the 20th-best linebacker and second-best overall player in the state.
Osunsanmi, who’ll likely redshirt, earned all-state honors from the Kansas Football Coaches Association after totaling 74 tackles, two forced fumbles and a blocked punt for the Aces.
He also competed in track — winning state in the 4x100 — and basketball.
A consensus three-star prospect as a safety and linebacker by the major recruiting services, Osunsanmi chose K-State over scholarship offers from Akron, Kansas, Northern Iowa and South Dakota State, as well as interest from Iowa State, Nebraska and South Dakota.
His primary recruiters were receruiting coordinator Taylor Braet and his new position coach, linebackers coach Steve Stanard.
Here is what head coach Chris Klieman had to say about Osunsanmi on his signing day:
Tobi is a linebacker from ... East High School in Wichita, Kansas. He came to camp, really excited us at camp and did a phenomenal job. His high school coach is Shaq Reed, who played here. Tobi is a long, really explosive, fast athlete that has that size already. Tobi is going to be a really big kid. He’s 6-foot-3, 210 (pounds) already, and he’ll be a 230-pound guy before you know it. Really excited to get a guy out of Wichita East High School.
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