3x All-American Amine to Transfer to Oklahoma State

The biggest name in the transfer portal made his future intentions known today as three-time All-American Cam Amine indicated he’s committed to transferring to Oklahoma State University. It’s the second time within the last week that the Cowboys have picked up a multi-time All-American from the portal. 

On Sunday afternoon, two-time NCAA third-place finisher Wyatt Hendrickson announced he’d use his final year of eligibility to compete for Oklahoma State. 

During his four years competing for the University of Michigan, Amine made the NCAA podium on three occasions (4,4,7) and finished in the top-four at the Big Ten in every season. His runner-up finish in 2022 helped spark the Wolverines to the first Big Ten team title since 1973. 

Amine’s career record is 64-25. He’s coming off a 2023-24 season that was his toughest, to date, as he suffered five regular season losses and came up a match shy of the NCAA podium. 

Amine’s mere presence in the portal was a bit shocking considering his family history at Michigan. His father Sam and brother Jordan both wrestled for the Maize and Blue, as did his uncle Mike and cousins, Myles and Malik. 

The addition of Amine presents some interesting lineup dilemmas for Oklahoma State in year one under David Taylor. Before Amine’s commitment, Caleb Fish and Dean Hamiti both transferred in. All three competed at 165 lbs last season. Without Amine, it was assumed that Fish would take the reins at 165 and Hamiti would move up to 174. There is some speculation that Fish might be able to make 157 lbs and challenge incumbent Teague Travis. Taylor has some flexibility as both Fish and Hamiti have redshirts available. It also should be noted that both Fish and Hamiti committed to Oklahoma State before Taylor’s arrival.