​Irvine (Calif.) Crean Lutheran wide-out Braylen Ross has flipped his commitment from Arizona to Oklahoma State. Ross committed to the Wildcats back in May but took an official visit to Oklahoma State over Halloween weekend. He told us he loved everything about the visit, felt at home and decided to flip his commitment to the Cowboys earlier today.“I fell in love with the school on that visit,” Ross said. “I loved everything about it and obviously really like the football program. They have a great offense that features the passing game and I think it’s a great all around fit for me.“I was there for Homecoming weekend and the game atmosphere and fan support were incredible. That visit really opened my eyes and exceeded my expectations. I had never been to a game and seen fan support like that. It was honestly like nothing I’ve ever seen before.”Ross said his relationship with the coaches played a big role.“I really like the coaching staff,” Ross said. “They made me feel like I was a high priority ever since they offered me back in September. I felt a really strong connection with everyone there and especially Coach Morris and Coach Edwards. “It wasn’t an easy decision, and these types of things are never easy. I had a lot of respect for the Arizona staff, but I really felt like this was the best decision for me and I’m looking forward to becoming a college athlete at Oklahoma State.”Ross had a breakout season at Crean Lutheran after transferring in from San Diego (Calif.) Lincoln over the Spring. He had to sit out his junior season at Lincoln due to some eligibility issues but flashed at several camps and 7v7 events and looked primed for a strong senior year.“I know there are some guys rated higher but for me, he’s not just one of the best receivers in California; he’s one of the best in the entire region, Malik James of James Sports Group said. “He’s tall, he’s physical, has big hands, has a high end skill set, and great body control.“On top of that, he’s a great kid with a great personality. “I like everything about him and I think he’s a great pickup for Oklahoma State.”